German American stance in Viereck weekly print
An analysis of George Viereck's German American Weekly editorial stance amid World War I. It discusses loyalty, German alliance fears, and the portrayal of British influence, asserting that Americans of German descent should place American interests first despite ancestral ties. The piece notes strong patriotism and critiques claims of German-borne treason.
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George Viereck
Fatherland
Itvelf
Sur Faos
Sted
Mestes
Mir
Tye
Viereck
Germany
America
The Effect of a Strike in 1916 Debate
The piece argues Americans face renewed strike pressure as the Adamson eight hour law awaits Supreme Court ruling next Monday. It notes wartime timing, industrial tension, and the likelihood of renewed demands before a legal test settles the issue.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Training league warns on mixing military training with service
The group cautions that military training is not the same as military service. Training aims to prepare youths for manhood, while service involves active duty.
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Miitary Service
West and East Clash Over War Effort in Patchy Speech
Fragmented lines describe a wartime mobilization debate with references to fronts, quotas, and regional tensions. The piece hints at a speech or transcript touching on the West, East, and various counties, with a blurred sequence of ideas about effort, records, and centers of gravity.
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Admiral
Satipp Valley
Tate
Hew
Put First Things First United States and the federal oath
The fragment discusses the United States legislative bodies and a public funds issue of 600000. It mentions President and prominent figures debating international law, sovereignty, and the idea of federation. It references the Union as indivisible and questions spending $600,000 to promote peace and humanity.
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United States
Renee
Apeaandt
Coe
Senate Defeats Extremist Bootlegging Bill
Springfield March 14. Senator Latham's bill to create a prison penalty for bootlegging failed to gain a majority in the Senate. Amended provisions would have set fines from 50 to 100 dollars for fuel violations of anti falcon laws and imposed imprisonment in the penitentiary, but lawmakers argued the bill was too severe and unlikely to pass.
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Springfield
Hil
Latham
Senate
Perster Weld
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Spring Laxative
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a spring laxative to purge winter wastes from the intestines and blood, claiming to brighten the eye and complexion. It urges purchase at druggists and uses period advertising language.
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Dr. King
Dr King
Bobby Coon Is Made Much Of ANIMAL STOKAWIS FOR CHILDREN
Bobby Coon is treated gently by Farmer Brown's Boy after a broken leg is fixed with splints. The boy feeds him, doctors him, and visits daily, easing Bobby's fear and building trust. As spring returns, Bobby's memory of fear fades and kindness replaces dread, ending with future plans.
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Bobby Coon
Farmer Brown's Bay
Bobby
Farmer Brown
Kobby
Bobby Goo
Bobbys
Trecause
Belsha
Stephen
Tie
Parmer Brown
Your Money Hi Stock-Based Bonus Proposal
A reader discusses a company profiting from war orders that pays bonuses in stock to top contributors. Stock ownership among employees rose from 218 to 1448 in ten years, peaking at 43 percent. The piece argues stock-based pay aligns workers with company fortunes and could become a widespread contract form, prompting readers to consider their own earnings and ownership chances.
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Stork
Cominéa
Vienna Relieved By American Attitude
March 15 Vienna officials felt relief when Washington acknowledged receipt of Austria Hungary s reply on submarine policy The Wolff bureau cable said the reply kept the door open for future exchanges of ideas between the United States and Austria Hungary The notice reflects cautious optimism in diplomatic channels as talks continue
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Vienna
Washington
United States
Wolff Bureau
Austria-Hungary
Tariff Commission Named by President Washington
President Wilson has selected men to serve on the tariff commission. Nominees include Prof. Frank W. Taussig of Harvard, former Rep. David J. Lewis of Cumberland Maryland, former Rep. William Kent of Kentfield California, Daniel Roper of McCall South Carolina, FE Costigan of Denver Colorado, and W S Culbertson of Emporia Kansas.
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Washington
Wilson
Tariff Commission
Frank W. Taussig
Harvard University
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
William Kent
Kentfield
Calif
Daniel ©. Roper
McCall
S.C
P. Costigan
Denver
Colo
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder trouble
Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and other ailments. The ad promises relief for various urinary issues and irregularities, asserting quick, lasting effects and testimonials. It lists a Chicago address for order requests and payment details.
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Texas Wonder
von. Ron
Senator Evans 81 Recovers From Pneumonia
Aurora Ill March 15 former Senator H T Evans aged 81 who led Illinois legislature for over 25 years has recovered from pneumonia. He felt well on his birthday last Friday and invited friends to visit. Large numbers came and the excitement tired him, prompting false reports of his death.
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Aurora, Hil
H. TH. Evans
Ilinois
Spring Colds and Dr King’s New Discovery Ad
Sudden temperature changes bring spring colds with head congestion and sore throat. An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as relief by clearing the head soothing irritated membranes and breaking up lingering colds. It warns not to stop treatment until the cold is gone.
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Dr. King
Adv
Torp Stebbins Fells on Ice After Snowball Prank
In a village school scene Torp Stebbins slips on ice after snowball hit near Mister Johnson the hay and feed man. Stuffy Balch carries him home while a crowd gathers. Fatty Bellowes warns kindergartners of a giant seen near the lunches and claims to save them by eating and hiding the lunches himself.
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Mertle Ave
Mister Johnson
Torp Stebbins
Eathier
Torp
Alexander Stebbins
Stebbines
Stebbinses
Stebbins House
Dock Wilgus
Fatty
Fatty Bellowes
Kindergarden
President Wilson at Work in Study After Cold
President Wilson shows nearing recovery from a week long cold and attends to public business in the White House study. He is not expected to leave the residence for several days.
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Washington
Wilson
Wite
Explosive Plant Blast Kills Six in Pennsylvania
Six men died in a blast at the Howard plant of the Aetna Explosive Company in Empvorium Pennsylvania on Wednesday. A second fire broke out simultaneously at the site, according to a telephone message received here.
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Clean
N. Y
Howard
Aetna Explosive Company
Empvorium
Fire Extinguished in Cotton Building Spot Half Mile Away
A small blaze was found in the Cotton Building about a half mile away but was quickly put out. No injuries reported and the cause is under investigation. Firefighters remained on scene to ensure there were no rekindling signs.
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Firm's Oath in Toledo Ad
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of FL J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason. Sale of Hall’s Catarrh Medicine and Hall’s Family Pills advertised with testimonials.
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State of Ohio
Poredo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FL J
A. W. Gleason
Wall
J. Cheney
Toledo
Jiall
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