Guatemala and United States Share Similar Troubles in Mexican Situation
The article compares Guatemala and the United States amid their Mexican disturbances. It notes Guatemala’s early and decisive border action with 20000 troops, imprisoning many bandits, and argues Guatemala fares better against risk of war. It highlights growing commercial ties and potential U S investment to aid Guatemala’s resources.
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United States
Guatemala
Central America
the Lient
Mexico
The Fighting Dandies in War
Reports from the Somme note Lancashire regiments of clerks performing valiantly in battle. The article argues dandies in armies across Britain Germany France and Austria have long shown prowess when faced with real war, challenging preconceptions about civilian types becoming fighters.
The Dandy Soldier and the Courage to Fight
The essay argues dandies are often good fighters due to self respect and discipline. It contrasts Sulla Antony and Suwarrow, noting a dandy’s calm, neat habit, and control under fire as key to bravery. It concludes a clean, orderly soldier tends to win when tested.
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Caesar
Cicero
Sulla
Mark Antony
Suwarrow
Government's pledge on Mexican investments sparks debate
The piece argues the U S must shield American capital in Mexico amid war avoidance, criticizing Washington for lacking understanding of Mexico's economic fragility. It claims U S protection faltered, driving investors away and destroying railways mines and industries, causing widespread hardship and misery.
Mexico Bond Guarantees Seek Protection Pledge
The text argues no rush to subscribe additional money for Mexico unless the government writes guarantees into the bond. It insists the state must live up to its pledge to provide protection if further investments are made in Mexico.
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Mexico
Hughes Faces Two Women Committees In Bid To Win Vote
The article notes that Charles Evans Hughes hosted two opposing women’s committees in one day. Both left him with interviews described as highly satisfactory. Democracy warned the campaign will be hard fought, as Hughes is seen as capable of pleasing both sides.
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Democratic Party
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Chronicle
Te Licur
Texas Is Loafing and Needs Summer Manufacturing
A Texas lignite coal company manager says the state loafs in the off season and would gain prosperity with more summer manufacturing. He suggests expanding cotton mills and canning factories to keep wheels turning and promote products made in Texas.
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Texas
Texas Lignite Coal Company
Worth
Star-Telegram
There s a lesson to hyphenate citizens in Schiff admonition
A recent admonition by Jacob H. Schiff urges Jews in the United States to remain Jews through attachment to religion rather than living a separate life. He declares that a man who does not love this nation should leave it and calls for unity with one country as Americans.
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Jacob H. Schiff
Oklahoma
Socialist party frontier policy on troops at border
The national executive committee of the Socialist party urged President Wilson to protect the frontier with troops stationed on the U S side of the Rio Grande. The message argues for an army of 100000 or more on the border for an indefinite period to deter cross border crime and guard citizens, framing it as a test of socialism and Mexico.
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National Executive Committee
The
Socialist Party
Wilson
Rio Grande
Mexico
Beaumont Enterprise
Slow Up Jim Ferguson Urges Caution on Tax Politicians
The Waco Times Herald quotes Jim Ferguson urging politicians Campbell and Colquitt not to rush policy changes. They accuse lawmakers of juggling tax rates to gain popularity, while Ferguson criticizes the administrations for niggardly economy and calls for slower progress to allow the country to be seen.
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Jim Ferguson
Campbell
Colquitt
United States Senate
Jim
Epoke
Mercy
Waco Times Herald
Sergeant Victor Chapman First American Aviator Heroic In France
The obituary notes no vainglory in Chapmans sacrifice as he and eight other corps members served nobly. Chapman, already boasting seven enemy planes down and four German pilots captured, fought a superior force before perishing while aiding Norman Prince. He died after wings were shot away and with a head wound, his gallantry likened to Elizabethan seadogs.
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Victor Chapman
Chapman
Norman Prince
Philadelphia Public Ledger
The Baron Who Loved a Ghost in an Ivory Book
An ageing cavalry baron named de Mareuille, stern in appearance but gentle at heart, discovers a hidden book in a Louis XVI chiffonier. Reading the 17 year old Adelaide de Bregisse’s diary, he falls deeply in love with a girl from the past, resolved to find her grave and honor her memory, despite doubt or risk.
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Baron de Mareuille
Napoleon
Don Juan
Baron de Maille
Mile Adelaide de Bregisse
Adelaide
Mlle Adelaide de Bregisse
Miss Bunslane
Brighton
de Bregisse
Brittany
Paris
Dainty Sandwiches by Constance Clark
A vintage guidance on novel sandwich fillings for entertaining women. Includes Tongue and Mushroom Mince, Onion Sandwiches with lettuce, Cheese Sandwiches with egg yolk butter and American cheese, plus a note on coffee in glasses.
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Constance Clark
Old Chiffonier Threads a Tale Into a Tardy Honeymoon
A baron tracks a cherished chiffonier through dealers to Miss Adelaide de Bregisse in Paris. The piece reveals a noble lineage, a vanished Breton fortune, and a long held engagement between Colonel Baron Rere de Mareuille and Adelaide, who discover their union after decades.
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Baron de Mareuille
Mlle
Adelaide de Bregisse
Miss Bunslane
Adelaide
Baron Rere de Mareuille
Gown Spotlight in Salmon Tussah Fabrics
Daily Fashion Hint discusses tussah fabrics returning to fashion with rich colors and summery shades like salmon rose and blue. It notes dye challenges, minimal trimming, and elegant touches such as soutache braiding and silk stitching. The featured gown highlights salmon tussah, a crepe bodice, and a distinctive skirt drape paired with a broad trimmed hat and low kid pumps.
Eve the Beach Rabbit Learns a Watery Lesson
In a seaside tale Eve the rabbit follows Eric the dog to the shore where a playful swim ends with Eve swept toward the waves. Eric rescues her, bringing her safely to shore as the children return home. The rescue teaches Eve not to go near the water without them.
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Eve
Eric
Ethel
Edna
Idna
Lower California War Geography Bulletin Summarized
The National Geographic Society issues a war geography bulletin on Lower California, detailing its sparse population, rugged terrain, and diverse resources. It notes two capitals Ensenada and La Paz, historic silver mines near La Paz, and the region's pearl fisheries, sponges, whales, and alligators, with notes on exploration and legend.
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Lower California
United States
Mexico
National Geographic Society
Washington
Mexican Republic
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Lower
California
la Paz
Salvatierra
Cortez
Ciguatan
Calida
Las Sergas de Esplandian
Indies
Magdalena Bay
Francisco de Ulloa
Amazons
la Ensenada
San Diego
Cal
Not Dangerous Doctor You Must Give Up Mental Work
A patient tells a doctor that giving up all mental work would stop his income since he earns his living by writing poems for magazines. The doctor responds that he can keep right on. From the Indianapolis Star.
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Indianapolis Star
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Schiff
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