Good Is Good Enough in Oklahoma Court Ruling
In an Oklahoma police court a man who abused his wife after she served ham and eggs with toast was fined 25 and costs. The judge ruled that a wife has the right to control kitchen meals, while a husband’s authority does not extend to the kitchen. The decision centers on judicial cognizance of a hearty breakfast.
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Oklahoma
Sual
Enine
Theo
Ste Howe
Artertins
Phot
Ateor
Jine Tenn
Tim
Tarre
Atesnet
Sub- Marien
Bryan and the policy of persuasion in history
The writer argues that William Jennings Bryan fails to highlight Serbia’s demands and the exhausted policy of persuasion, drawing a parallel to colonial grievances against Britain. The piece urges Bryan to study the Declaration of Independence to understand the limits of persuasion and warns that ignoring historic lessons risks folly.
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Austria
Serbia
Iguatria
Lwar i
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Great Britain
Foolish press agents in Villa battles critique
A historical commentary mocks General Villa and his American press agents who publicized the Wilson note and battles with Obregon. It argues their claims of victory were false, noting Villa’s defeat and the misalignment between press spin and military facts. The piece ridicules sensationalism and defends Villa’s abilities despite flawed public relations.
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Francisco Villa
American Humorists’ Association
United States
Villa
Wilson
Obregon
Mexico
Angeles
Carranza
Tun
Wil Son
Leon
Prosa
Absurd Falsehoods Put Him in a Delicate Position
A fragment laments fools and jokes from unnamed gentlemen and Americans, criticizing falsehoods that place the subject in an absurd, delicate stance and noting they will never grasp the underlying humor or truth.
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United States
Ammunition the decisive factor in war says Lloyd-George
A commentary argues that while manpower floods war fronts, victory hinges on ammunition and supply chains. Lloyd-George credits German efficiency and industrial organization for their shells and rails, noting Russia's defeat stemmed from shortages. The piece warns that ally shortages and munition worker patriotism affect the war outcome.
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Russia
Germany
Austria
Lloyd-George
Manchester
Asquith
England
Pet
Sex and the Ballot in Antebellum Echoes
A fragment from the Austin Statesman cites Helen King Robinson noting that gender should not bar women from voting or leadership roles, arguing women have held positions in finance editing and labor. The excerpt frames a debate on suffrage and equality, urging readers to see no justification for denying women the ballot.
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Bax
Woran
Eppaler
Helen King Robinson
Ifan
Austin Statesman
Eyes Do Not Deteriorate In Humans Or Animals
A Kansas City Star report argues that eye structure change is not evident in historic times. It notes no universal decline in vision and cites Indian students and Bronx Zoo animals to show glasses appear where needed.
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Optilon Dork
Scence
Bronx
New York
Atrain
Kanrae City Star
Lesson for United States on wartime terms and resolve
The Houston Post notes President Yann remarks on unashamed humiliation and weakness, urging readiness for war and resilient public opinion. It cites a Chinese account of Belshin suffering provoked attacks and defense efforts amid global tensions.
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United States
Ching
Japan
Yann
Aaldo
China
Belshin
Houston Post
Submarine Battle Flight Through a Stormy Sea
A narrative describes a submarine maneuver and failed ambush near a fortified harbor. The crew faces a submerged minefield and perilous darkness, finally surfacing after jettisoning ballast and battling exhaustion to reach safety.
Submarine Engagement Abruptly Ends Under Night Searchlight
A night action unfolds as a white searchlight sweeps the water, signals flare across the squadron, and tin guns fire. Shells fall around the submarine, the senior officer is killed, and the commander wounded before the vessel sinks and later reemerges.
Berlin 15 Sensible From The New York Eventne Past
Official notice says von Tirpitz submarines will be more circumspect in piracy. Neutral ships may be treated under naval warfare rules if carrying contraband. The statements imply avoidance of hostile acts and no infant on a ship’s deck. Critics warn risks remain and penalties may follow.
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New York
von Tirpitz Sudmarine
von Trrplis
Ehat
Trent and Weld Fortified Claim Over Austria Territory
Fragmentary text describes a historical claim by Haly on Austria tied to Trent and surrounding lands. It references a region around Trent with 600 square miles, 106,000 people, and a capital Trent on the Adige river, near Verona and other Italian towns, noting strategic geography and fortifications.
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Haly
Austria
Trent
Thaly
Italy
Grense
Adige
Verona
Gutzen
Yoniy
Tho
Trents defense and Italian ties amid Tyrolean history
Fragmentary excerpt describes Trent's strongholds against Venetian attacks in the 15th century, its palaces and courts, and later shifts in rule. It notes Italian character in Trent, Austrian domination, and a long medieval isolation from 11th century to early 1800s when Tyrol annexed.
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Vrente
Trent
Italy
Tyre
Buss
Tts Tishopa
Tyrol
New Wilson Sees Surprise Popularity in New York
A fragment from the Taffeta Enquirer notes President Wilson once drew little crowd enthusiasm due to his serene demeanor. It contrasts that past reception with a recent New York display of vigorous support, praising a revived Wilson who stirs cheers and hats being tossed in the air, signaling broad national backing.
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The
Taffeta Enquirer
Wilson
Williaou
New York
Vegtor
Letter urging higher pay for San Antonio firemen by Chas. Willard
The writer, a veteran of over fourteen years in the city fire department, appeals to the mayor and city commissioners to raise firefighter wages. He argues San Antonio has the state’s only standard fire department and that its skilled personnel are inadequately paid compared to their dangerous duties. Citing 1924 department figures, he notes high property risk yet low losses, praises efficiency, and warns wage stagnation endangers lives.
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Bon Antonio
Loud
Fire Boys
San Antonio
Clty
Nyce
Stelred
Anna
Antonio
Pont Yeonr
Dfn
Fro
Ira
Texas
San Antono
Tinatale
Fire Department
Malatha
Lahorer
Chas
Willard. Bafreyan
Pain and Imagination in the Dallas Laws Focus
In a Wayne County Medical Society talk, the enduring tension between pain and imagination is explored through reports from European capitals on soldiers' mental distress. The discourse notes pain’s escalation after rest under care, the savage display of self-mutilation, and how imagination sharpens sensitivity to both physical and emotional suffering. It also touches on memory, the art of living, and a counterpoint about a noted president’s memory and a humorous misstep.
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Dallas
J. H. Dempster
Wayne County Medical Society
Staten
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