The Quincy Whig Opinion Piece on Peace Sermons
A long partisan spread from The Quincy Whig critiques campaign tactics in 1916. It notes clergy resistance to political pulpits and questions Wilson administration support, citing War Secretary Baker and alleged misstatements about Revolutionary soldiers versus Mexicans.
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Baker
New Jersey
American Stewardship Calls Aid for Armenian Relief
Article urges American response to Armenian and related suffering after World War I. It notes Wilson’s October relief days, mass meetings including a Quincy Armory gathering, and nonpartisan civic action. Mentions Mr. William Jennings Bryan joining the campaign in a charitable role.
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Supply Columns Back Up Troops On French Front
Special dispatch describes rapid French supply efforts behind the Somme front. Supply depots, light narrow gauge railways, and vast vehicle parks enable instant movement to feeding lines. Despite shelling, convoys, carts, and donkey waggons keep up reinforcements as officers direct traffic like a city department. Villages show ruin, yet caves house thousands of soldiers who thrive in primitive conditions with good health.
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Sepuare
Associated Press
Vilages
Clear Bad Skin From Within Pills Ad
Pimply complexions blamed on blood impurities and relieved by Dr. King's New Life Pills. Mild laxative action cleanses poisons, delivering a bright eye and a full bowel movement by morning after a night dose. Available at your druggist for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Campaign Shrapnel Itinerary in a Wilson Election Context
A compact critique of wartime policy and election timing. The author jokes that a late Thanksgiving proclamation by President Wilson would mirror the fragile political climate. He argues munitions prosperity is fleeting and questions tariff risks, Carranza loan progress, and Gompers silence. The piece notes Bryan’s quiet role and lists reasons the U S avoided Europe’s war.
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Jonah
Gompers
Carranza
Mexico
Two Prize Questions for Wilson Era War Policy
A reader letter asks which nations pressed for war with the United States during President Wilson's administration and what actions by Wilson prevented a declaration of war. Dated Oct 20, Payson, addressed to the Whig editor.
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Wilson
United States of America
Illinois history note on Virginia troops bounty land grant
On Oct 22 1787 Congress set aside land north of the Ohio River to satisfy bounties promised to Virginia troops who conquered the Illinois country. The text adds a digressive line about a grouch and a buyer, offering little clear context or additional facts.
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Congress
Ohio River
Illinois
Safe and Sure Home Cough Remedy Endorsement
P A Enna of Conejo California writes endorsing Foley s Honey and Tar Compound as the best cough medicine for family use. He cautions about neglecting colds and notes it cures severe colds sore chest and does not contain opiates. He describes its soothing healing action and relief for croup whooping cough and bronchial issues.
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P. A. Enna
Conejo
Calif
Foley
Kry Breyner
Lightfoot Gets Warning in Forest Tale
In a child friendly animal story Lightfoot the deer is warned by Sammy Jay of a hunter bearing a gun. Lightfoot flees as Sammy alerts others, showing the hunter's threat and the wary world of woodland creatures under danger.
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Green Meadows
Green Forest
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Deer
Sammy
Sammy Jay
Mrs. Grouss
Bob White
Lobby Coon
Peter Rabbit
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Billy Possum
Hannigan family ride ends with collision on Washington street
A Saturday outing turns chaotic when the Hannigans ride a boss car driven by Joey Galvin down a hill. The car collides with Hennery Hood’s grocery wagon at Mertle avenue crossing, injuring no one seriously and prompting pursuit of the driver. Local mischief and varied plans follow, including tonight's tub night and a bar room joke about a spring board.
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Jimmy
Washington Street
Byville Boss
Joey Galvin
Stone Wall
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Joey
Anny Hosses
Hanigans
Jimmy Sean
Evver
Sean Hennery Hood
Mertle Avenue
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Hannigans
George Wi
Hannig
Poet’s Grandson Wounded in France Capt. Lionel Tennyson
London October 22 reports the latest wounded from France include Captain Lionel Hallam Tennyson, eldest son of Lord Tennyson and grandson of the poet. This marks the second time Capt. Tennyson has been wounded.
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France
Lionel Hallam Tayson
Lord Tenny
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