Plague threat looms as doctors battle in Serbia
A chaotic wartime bulletin reviews the spread of a deadly plague from Serbia toward Europe and America. It cites doctors like Dr Emanuel Gihman and Dr Richard Strong, noting Red Cross efforts and calls for coordinated containment.
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Ernest PoMagrider Ani
Joseph I Qonnelly
Edward Ryan
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Red Cross
Serbia
Europe
Unter States
Emanuel Gihman
Stout Hospital
New York
Richard Strong
School of Trogiess Medicine
Harvard University
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Gorgas
Debates on American Neutrality in War Times
The essay argues that strict neutrality harms American interests as Britain and Germany pursue war materials and public opinion shifts. It cites German and English critiques of Wilson’s policy, warning that inaction risks moral compromise and invites closer intervention by the United States. The piece urges a clearer stance rather than passive neutrality.
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United States
Nly
Viermans
Gentrall
Ag Ieee Brondy
Mexico
Presidene Wien
Presidene Wien Je Qued As Hating Said Qn Pelirsaty
Carrang
Chile
Pentmailiy
Woodrow Witson
Wilsta
Wilson
Chen
Fighting the Plague Drives Sanitary Efforts in Northern France
French authorities report a large northern region of over 40 000 square miles faces air and water contamination from unburied or poorly buried corpses. Sanitary engineers work outside the firefighting zone fumigating disinfecting burying and draining as weather threatens. A typhus epidemic also flares in the southwest as authorities warn of worsening conditions and health risks.
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France
Hestily
Tate
Autocracy and War Show Rising Power of Authority
The piece argues that autocracy enables rapid mobilization and obedience, citing Germany Austria and Russia as examples where rulers’ demands become people’s actions. It notes Russia’s slower front due to logistics, but attributes it to transport limits, not citizen resistance. It contrasts republican hesitation with monarchic efficiency, and recounts France’s early war tensions with political leaders shaping strategy.
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Svar
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Ausia
Russia
France
United States
Jofére
Ignera
English Attitudes to War Poli cy and Government Control
Fragmentary excerpt analyzes British public sentiment during wartime. It notes acceptance of government takeover of munition factories, worries about prohibition effects, and contrasts British stubbornness with shifting views on mobilization. It discusses reliance on naval power and limited belief in land forces, with observations on German threats and autocratic behavior.
Drunken Auto Drivers Alarm City Officials
A local editorial argues for an ordinance revoking the licenses of intoxicated drivers for at least one year. It compares drunk motorists to armed threats, stating both endanger lives and should be barred from street use and public areas. It stresses railroads ban intoxicated engineers and urges similar strict measures for autos.
Werrs of Sin and Election Crooks Entering Long Terms
The Raossi City Journal notes cynicism toward election crooks and the public sympathy for victims is lacking. It argues the gang deserves prison for actions deemed absolutely criminal, while predicting terms for those involved as part of a broader scandal.
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Wade
Raossi
Oklahoma Poker Reform Sparks Debate Across States
The Post-Dispatch reports on proposed changes to poker terminology and rules in Oklahoma and similar moves in other states. Advocates urge standardization of poker values and regulated terminology to ensure fair play and equal opportunity, amid broader calls for progressive gaming reforms.
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Oklahoma
St Louis Post- Dispatch
Bumpy Commander Faces Punishment for Destruction Claim
A garbled report cites a controversial naval action involving a “Bumpy” commander. It suggests the Prve freighter sinking and hints at penal consequences for the German or Anrodi figure, with unclear motives and disputed orders amid wartime tensions.
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Preidrich
Anrodi
Daubtlega
Yeasey
Fragmented romance scene spans care for infant and new love
An intimate exchange unfolds between Treve, a man cradling a baby, and a wary woman as a domestic scene shifts toward shared dreams of family. The moment deepens connections, revealing unspoken longing and evolving affection amid a fragile domestic tableau.
Gown in blue satin and silver beads steals Parisian mood
A vivid description of a gown in blue satin trimmed with silver-beaded embroidery appears amid a serialized tale. The ensemble features a full skirt arranged in soft pleats, a front girdle, a blue dupione bodice, and untrimmed satin cuffs, reflecting period fashion amid domestic drama and a looming cliffhanger as characters argue and scheme.
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Isla
Afia
Barty
Jitney Drivers Plea Overcharges and Weather Woes
A letter from a jitney driver laments overcharge attempts by female passengers during rain, recounts a downpour fare dispute on Houston and St Marys streets, and criticizes passengers for vague distances. The writer describes moments of fatigue, sympathy for fellow drivers, and a view of women as more challenging riders in rough weather.
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Houston Street
Adc
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Suchsund
Yunwine & Cay
St. Mary's
Tlousten
Eagan Street
South Presa Street
Army
Pest
Gompella
Laurel Heights
Wim Chat
May Queen Tale From a Cradle of Strife in 1900s
A fragmented tale centers on Maury a child teased as pampered and vain who aspires to be May Queen. After a school election she garners only three votes and watches Nettie Brown chosen instead. The story hints at social pressure and rumors shaping a girl’s resolve and shame.
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Billy
Trolta
Babby
White
Trevef
Ulrogere
Jha White
Bille
Sam
Mitty
Ricu
Jin
Upton
Shy
Shae
Gantt
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Ani
Jim
Sharpe
Deane
Sharpet
James White
Maury
Gue
Mary
Formlin
Campaign Against Cats Sparks Moral Debate On Birds
A historic, heated discussion argues cats harm birds and spread disease, urging abolition of felines from society. Critics claim cats are destructive, uncivilized value undermining civilization, while supporters discuss affection and companionship amid the controversy.
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