Labor and wealth debate at Ford over wealth creation
The piece argues that wealth at the Ford Motor Company is not created by labor alone but by brains and efficiency. It contends Ford’s wealth results from invention, executive skill, and standardized systems, not mere worker sweat. It praises how stock and profits reflect the founder’s impact and warns against the idea that all wealth is labor produced.
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Ford
de Tonit
Henry Ford
Morepapers
Crnesus Inck
Acronis
Kemy Ford
German submarine voyage lessons reshape wartime tactics
European dispatches describe a German submarine traveling from Wilhelmshaven to the Dardanelles, a long voyage that ended with it torpedoing the British battleship Majestic soon after arrival. The report highlights how modern innovations force a revision of tactics on land and sea, stressing the submarine voyage as a clear demonstration of German capability and resource, though the ship was not immediately combat ready.
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Europe
Wilhelmshaven
Wardanelles
Majestic
United States
Lessons From a German Submarine Voyage
The essay argues the United States must expand submarine strength to deter or defend against rivals. It cites the long voyage from Germany and Japan to U S coasts, noting current U S submarines are inadequate and many are hospital-bound. It calls for a robust, capable fleet learned from wartime sea travel by the German vessel.
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Kailed
Quust
Japan
United States
Europe
United Stas
Germany
Atlantic Ocean
Definition of treason in wartime Atlantic era commentary
A writer disputes harsh labels for Mr Bryan and others, arguing treason requires actual war. The piece cites constitutional definitions and distinguishes patriotism from disloyalty, calling Bryan a deserter rather than a traitor for political stance during peacetime.
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United States
Wryan
Oberlin professor exposes student ignorance on world events
A professor at Oberlin College tests seniors and juniors by writing Jeffre TM and Ypres on a board and asking what they mean. Most students fail to identify the terms, revealing widespread unfamiliarity with recent battles and global affairs. The professor reports the finding to the faculty and trustees, warning of broader ignorance among educated youth.
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Oberlin College
Lee
Jeffre
Ypres
Ilere
Ober Jin
Oberlin Professors Pranked Over Joffre and Ypres
An earnest Oberlin professor finds himself the target of a campus prank about Joffre and Ypres. The piece argues students knew or pretended ignorance, and questions why one fifth admitted awareness while others played along.
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Ypres
Oberlin
Joffre
Judicial Cognizance and the War in Europe Court Folly
A column critiques a New York judge who required certified State Department proof that a war existed in Europe before admitting it as fact. It argues the jurist bungled common knowledge and mocks excessive proceduralism, while noting courts’ reform pressures and the costly chase for evidence. The piece likens such demands to improper expert testimony and stresses judges’ general authority and limits.
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Oklahoma
New York City
Europe
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Ngland
France
Washington
United States
North
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The Home Life's Vital Role in Child Development
The GreenviIla Banner emphasizes the home as the primary positive force shaping a child. It cautions that neglect or sending a child to bad company can ruin potential, while proper parental care supports growth more than schooling alone.
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Wong
Greenvilla
Conditions Are Changed By Wartime Pressures
The text discusses shifting attitudes as the nation nears possible war with Germany and Mexico. It condemns inflammatory talk while noting heightened demand for American food and cotton. It cites a prior month’s browsing value and contrasts with the previous year’s figures, reflecting economic strain and public mood.
Parisi café romance ends in cautious love
Audrey and Graves share a tense Parisian scene on the Boulevard des Italiens as he urges travel to Japan, offering devotion while she weighs fear and propriety. A springtime mood, rain, and lingering attraction drive their tentative decisions and uneasy longing.
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Paul Villers
Japan
Hes
Boulevard Des Italions
Swansea
Ami
Audrey
Graves
Vale
Aidrey
Nin
Aald
Gravee
Noule
Jaan
Gravey
Wil
Autrey
Jpla
Maél
Avierey
Striped Blouses and Colorful Fashions in Daily Hint
The feature highlights colored combinatives in striped blouses with pussy willow taffeta and georgette crepe. It notes navy gabardin e accents, sheer embroidered bustles, and lace veils, describing soft effects from white and orange tremstitelind trims. A stray cattle yard humor thread references a greyhound’s supposed abilities and a Texas political jab at "blaze!" labels.
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Pusey
Prices of Chemicals Jump in War Demand
A New York Sun report notes sharp price hikes for chemicals used in munitions and explosives. Carbolic acid leaps from 7 cents to 4.85 a pound as speculative purchasing drives scarcity. Benzo, nitro compounds, and other essentials rise dramatically, with morphine and opiates also climbing amid European wartime needs.
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New York Sun
Plericacii
Speculuthys
Quickstirer
Europe
German Official Reply to Belgian Atrocities in War Book
The German answer, in the White Book, defends Belgian burning and mass evictions as military necessity while denying individual brutality. It claims some Belgians were spared and German soldiers aided wounds and hunger, yet argues reprisals and terror are needed to deter attacks. Public sympathy is cast toward Belgians but shifted to justify German actions as wartime necessity.
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St. Louis
Belgium
Fowne
Connier
Vindicating the Coyote From Texas Legal Definitions
Article discusses Texas legal definitions cited by Attorney General Looney and a Texas Supreme Court decision. It argues the opinion reaffirms that a coyote is a wolf under certain descriptions, citing the absurd grounds for treating a coyote as a different species and referencing historical bounty and legal confusion.
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Louis Fustangetee
Looney
Texas
Swolf
Mung
Texas Supreme Court
Am Automobile 1 & Carriage
Texas Appeals
Jackson
Coyote
Fox Lettler
Massachusetts
Wolf
Letters on cotton futures and farmer interests
The writer argues against Jay Hoy Lever’s cotton futures plan, contending the contract would hurt farmers by shifting risk to producers and benefit speculators. He cites Texas and national views, notes spot and futures price movements, and compares to grain contracts while urging a delivery based cotton agreement to empower mill buyers and farmers alike.
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Jay Hoy
Aly. Lever
Iy Jeller
United States
Lever
Department
Werner
Texas Cotton Growers'Association
Congress
Advange
Yas Chicago Board of Trade
Tilnods
New York
San Antonio
Suis
New Greana
New Orleans
Gelveston
Thorne
Lest Yetler
Bette
WF. Miller
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