Counsel to Democrats on preserving the Wilson era power
A dated call urging Democratic lawmakers and supporters to heed warnings about Republican gains in upcoming elections. It argues defeating President Wilson’s policies would risk a Republican return, potentially featuring Theodore Roosevelt, and stresses broad national impact across the party spectrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sesane
House of Representatives
Republica
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Luck and the wife behind every successful man
A hotelier at a St. Louis convention credits luck for part of his success, but asserts his wife’s advice, support, and home life were pivotal. The piece argues many businessmen rely on a trusted partner who handles domestic matters and offers steady support, freeing the man to focus on work. Some women claim freedom prevents involvement in their husbands’ affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sul
Hehmueels
Tim
Hopue
Gora
Helmy
Unclear page fragment praises teamwork and wives in success
An excerpt discusses husband wife roles in work and credit. It mentions Rome Miller and praises wives like Mrs Rome Miller for contributing to family success, noting changes in social fashion toward teamwork and shared rewards.
Not Exactly Treason Yet A Look At German Propaganda in America
A lengthy critique accuses the American Truth Society of aiding German propaganda from New York and branches in Chicago New Orleans and San Francisco. It argues the group disseminates anti Allied material and envisions speculative war scenarios, warning authorities to monitor its activities despite labeling it not treason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Truth Society
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
la Francisco
United States
Germany
Americas
Mexico
Europe
England
Pusto
German zealots oppose Wilson re election in United States
The piece argues German zealots in the United States aim to defeat President Wilson, though the author questions what they would gain and notes Wilsons patience amid provocation. It emphasizes his restraint and consistent peacemaking, urging diplomacy and forbearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Germany
White House
The Lusitania Crisis and Wilson's Neutrality Debate
The piece argues President Wilson's neutrality policy while recognizing risks Germany faced if a different U S leader had followed him after the Lusitania sinking. It notes Americans' duties to respect rights, the Allies as suppliers, and German zealots in the United States. It questions whether a more impulsive president would have changed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania
Wilfee
Germany
Wilson
Lusitania
United States
Tralots
Grmany
Fraud Without Malice in Tamburg American Case
The Tamburg American Steamship officials faced conviction for fraudulent ship manifests and deceptive actions toward the United States government. The defense claimed they harmed only allies, but the court found they intended to strike at the U S government and ignored ethical limits. Their accountability should deter similar conspiracies and affirm U S self-respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamburg- American Steamship Company
United States
Steameship
Good Roads and Schools Reform in Texas
The Good Roads Movement gains momentum in Texas linking road improvement with rural schoolhouse expansion. Advocates argue better highways reduce mud and health risks for children, while enabling consolidated schooling and rural progress. Delta Courter cites national civilization tied to safe travel for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Perhype
Beaumont Enterprise
Mdelta
First Radium Dispensary Opens in New York City
The first American radium dispensary is established in New York City with backing from local philanthropists. The facility will treat cancer and other diseases, support research with the Seray, and advance radiology usage in surgery while emphasizing charitable work for the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York City
Pugsday
Savitarium
Ibly
War on the Kindergarten and distant shores observed
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a war on a kindergarten theme and references to London streets and the Mediterranean. The text contrasts apparent differences in a “vartor daughter” of financiers and notes about a method in Herid. A New York Tinea appears as a garbled term amid the stray lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tefendersly
London
Mediterranean
Tyre
Herid
Marguere
New York
The Two Maidens Gun Story From War Front
In vivid reminiscence a veteran recalls two artillery pieces nicknamed The Two Maidens, beloved by soldiers for their steadfast service across Charleroi to the Argonne. He describes their almost human presence, the pride and sorrow of parting, and how the guns became family through danger and devotion.
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A. Pelliwin
Vendos
Jeanne
Vitor
Meroen
Leuténant
Frank Borish
Charleroi
Marne
Mike Mualeir
Cory
Ser
Argonne
Champagne
Artois
Ifie
Jim
Memiorlow
Leantenea
Huevo
Daily Fashion And The Tiny Beavers Of Dick’s Bath
A quirky fashion column describes small hats and beaver fur trim on the season’s urban looks including dum o shanter styles, beaver hats, and velvet or satin materials. The piece shifts to a story about Dick building a makeshift “bath tub” for ducks, explaining how he digs, fills, and releases ducks into the tub for baths, noting their learning curve and routine challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mors Glynn
Min
Vo Dick
Ananner
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk
A fragmented children story describes Dick caring for four young ducks after a pond freezes. He laments their missed bath and imagines building a bathhouse for them, reflecting a gentle domestic scene and a father's amused reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Lauenniary
Dick World
Sincere flirting and giggling draw public scorn in Eugenics debate
A Philadelphia lodge article with a Chicago specialist condemns giggling as a social vice and links it to unfitness as fathers. It notes New York derelicts parading in sandwich shops to prove social decay, questions the value of sincere flirting, and cites Wendell Holmes on feminine amusement while urging moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Sandwich
Well Street
Helen of Troy
Michigan
Wendell Nolmes
Siggin
Cabble
Robbie
Gleout
Abielutist
Fragments of a domestic dispute surface in cafe recall
Unclear notes recount a wife confronting her husband in a restaurant setting. A faded reminder hints at Nie, a strange attraction, and a widow observer. The garbled prose suggests a social scene with tension and curiosity, framed like a late night journal fragment.
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