Why U S Policy On Mexico Raises Questions
The piece questions Secretary of State Lansing's stance on Mexican affairs, asking why Washington intervenes when Carranza gains ground but not during Villa’s threats. It critiques American naval moves to Vera Cruz and the lack of aid for starving villagers, urging clearer government accountability and consistency.
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Lansing
United States
Towarn Meslin
Mexicc Jnst
Mexico
Guatemala
Zapatistas
Vera Cruz
Chihuahua
Villa
Vilista
Carranvistat
Washington
Pengile
Carranza
Anseropolous
Lauder's Scotchness and wartime generosity
A clipping praises Sir Harry Lauder for Scottish traits and frugality. It notes his large war bond pledge of 50 000 pounds and his habit of giving to relief funds. The piece recalls his wartime aid, including supporting a nursing home and tending wounded soldiers, showing steadfast patriotism.
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New England
Harry Lauder
Pet
Hiss
Isa
Discretion in spending and self restraint praised in essays
The text discusses warnings about prodigality and the value of frugality, citing examples like Harry Lauder and urging prudent money use. It notes the tension between enjoyment and responsibility, suggesting wealth should serve practical ends and entertainment kept within limits.
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Lawler
England
Welle
Jake
Dorey
LE Garry Lauder
Prinen
Tlarry Lauder
Tari
Jie
The Frank Lynchings Stir Debate Across Georgia
A debate erupts over Leo M. Frank's lynching and the roles of Governor Slaton and Mayor Woodward. Opinions split between arguing the death warranted by the case and condemning the mob violence. The piece notes fear the Frank case will persist, affecting Mary Phagan and Frank for years.
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Vexas
Atlatan
Franke
Wi Wadayite Douf
Atlanta
San Francisco
Frank
Slaton
Georgia
Whey
Woodward
Mary Phagan
Leo M. Frank
Hunting a Nymph in Wisconsin Woods Alertness Warning
A fragmented story from La Crosse Wisconsin warns men seeking woods alone to beware. A nymph sightings tale describes a seductive figure in lace and ivy. Local men face a scare as wives plan to bring them home, amid tales of a disappearance and pursuit.
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Emile
Valentine Busby
Ivy
Patstiv
Rumor of a Spartan Nymph Sparks Townwide Wanderers
In a fragmentary tale set near Sparta and La Crosse, townsfolk flee to the woods and rail yards in pursuit of a mythic nymph. A theatrical manager plans a movie plot series, while locals discuss sightings, hotel crowds, and a rumored chase along the roads and trains between Winchester and Gedar.
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Venus
Busby
Sparta
la Utorse
Mt Thom
Sheridan
Winchester
Thomas Buelanan Reed
Ta Vrosse
Healers
la Grosse
Nome
la Crosse
Hove
Advertising San Antonio Urges Honest Tourism Promises
An article advocates truthful advertising for San Antonio to attract visitors. It warns that overpromising amenities and misrepresenting offerings will disappoint tourists, harm the city’s reputation, and deter future visits. The piece stresses matching ads to real goods and ensuring consistent quality.
Warstock speculation and game laws cited in closing item
The article notes fevered Warstock speculation with inflated estimates of profits from European war orders, warning of duplications, strikes, and delayed output. It also mocks restrictive game laws in Kansas and muses on hunting rights and rabbit protection measures.
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Warstock
Rivers
York Evening Post
Kansas
Lee Trisha
We Was du Ade Morning in Sep Lambre Dialie
A reflective piece portrays a family farewelling a son as he departs for war. The scene shifts from dawn to village life, showing a mother, father, and sister amid chores and quiet pride, as the son recalls his home and vows to return. The narrative blends memory, longing, and the pastoral landscape of their countryside home.
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Maurice Pras
Cebu
Wenersins
Rey
Penniog
Irnoxe
Montent
Andre
Rene
Thigg
Hong
Ding
Xeamien
Tim
Hawk
Jye
Poisonous gases and germ warfare foreseen in future conflicts
A New York World forecast by Professor Sto mee warns that future warfare could rely on toxic germs and poisonous gases, with laboratories becoming munitions factories and streets linked to new volatile war stocks. The piece notes plans to produce pathogens for disease spread and the broad use of gas and bacteria in modern warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Fos
Wall Street
Europe
Analyzing 'A Good Time' on Broadway nightlife
A Pittsburg Dispatch analysis questions New Yorks Great White Way noting cabaret shows often lack appeal beyond crowd energy. A prominent woman novelist argues Broadway nightlife acts as a social reflex and distraction, drawing emptyhearted thrill seekers toward fashionable venues and felt temptations.
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Pittsburg
New York
Broadway
Hanes
Mremetona Plese
Sorith
Daisy the Horse Teaches Patience and Kindness
A tale describes Daisy the horse teaching a child and master patience. Daisy learns to respond to training, bow, paw, and greet, then protects a baby by remaining still during a frightening moment. The event ends with Daisy receiving praise and rewards for gentle behavior.
Merchant Marine Vessels Rise in United States Trade
The Utica Observer notes more than 1000 merchant vessels sail for the United States annually. In the year ending June 40 the fleet reached about 216,710 gross tons, up from 314,678 tons last year. The gain reflects growth in the cargo and bute trade, with ships built and added in recent months lifting total tonnage and vessel numbers as regulations shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uties
United States
Itbert
Denne
Dor
Telgts
Brest-Litovsk Fortifications: Russia’s Key Stronghold
A historical sketch from the Royal Society describes Brest-Litovsk as one of Northern Europe’s oldest forts and a major fortress on the Bug. It details its strategic position, fortified walls, rail and river access, and long history from 13th century sieges to 19th century devastations, noting its significance to Russia as the empire’s strongest point.
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Gernan-Kessiegenna
Dutecest
Brest-Litovsk
Etn
Kupsla
Lick
Hie Society
Europe
Boleslav the Brave
Poland
Casimir the Just
Galicia
Vonlioni Téiania
Veulonic Knikhls
Mengly Ghyver
Crimea
Ihyet
Tye
Russia
Brest
Tuasia
Odessa
Kiev
Matycow
Watnin
Prussia
Turther
Mukhovets
Pripet River
al Brest
Hrest-Litovsk
Danzig
Hay
Physical Theory of the Liberty Bell Preservation
A Philadelphia correspondent questions the Franklin Institute’s examination of the Liberty Bell. The piece argues the test is superficial without microscopic analysis and warns custodians against shifting responsibility for any damage during removal. It urges a qualified microsopic assessment and careful measurement before travel.
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Bolietin
Earnchs” Ton
Menfasta
Iip
Inter Pulete
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Abel
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Hite
the Light's Daily Story
Seth
Tne
Toul
Sleepy Time
Folk
Daasy
Machen
Daisy
Jeg Wind
the Merchant Marine
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