England uses Irish stew to spur war effort in daring plan
A controversial piece claims Britain will ship 600 million Irish stews to the front via the American canning industry to bolster soldiers. It notes tin prices rising on the market and remarks on Irish stew’s cultural bite while predicting its use as a factor in the war.
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England
United States
American Canning Company of
New York
American Canning Company
New York Stock Exchange
Ireland
America
Emerald Isle
Minimizing a Danger Across the Border
A discussion on the U S Mexican border accord notes most papers support the reciprocal agreement allowing guard crossings while a few Texas papers fear it could threaten American fire and property. Critics warn Carranza’s request lacks grounds and could invite Mexican raids into U S territory.
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United States
Mexico
Texas
Chiranea
Villa
Carranza
Diplomatic tangle over Villa pursuit and Carranza pact
The article discusses US Mexican relations amid Villa's raid, praising Carranza for a reciprocal pact that limits direct US incursions into Mexico. It argues the arrangement guards US and Mexican interests, reduces the risk of Mexican uprisings, and preserves dignity while enabling a punitive campaign against Villa.
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Tanzé
Villa
Columbus
New México
United States
Mexico
Viila
Carranza
Car
Ranza
Wilson
Wartranza
Diplomacy Seen as Key by Palmer and Critics
A veteran war reporter Frederick Palmer argues a strong diplomatic service is essential for the United States. He notes postwar looting of the service since Bryan era and urges a professional, permanent, specialist corps to prevent future wars and strengthen international relations.
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Europe
Germany
United States
Washington
Frederick Palmer
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Mr. Bryan
State Department
John Hay
Finking
Root
Bryan
Hilton
Ated
Senate
Diplomats warn of fatal risks as new war alliances emerge
The statement notes that experienced diplomats fear fatal consequences if ongoing conflict spawns new alliances directed against the nation. It stresses vigilance against shiftingpower blocs and potential escalations impacting national security.
Who Will Pay After the War The Burden on Europe and America
The article argues that postwar taxation will fall on both the conquered and the victorious nations. It notes UW President Van Hise’s view that Europe’s rich get richer and the poor poorer, while Tu eee’s residents anticipate broad burdens. England already faces heavy taxes with the wealthy paying a large share. It discusses the potential political shifts in Germany and the possible rise of taxpayer influence after readjustments. It cites German scientists and many socialists as factors shaping the tax landscape.
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United States
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Europe
Frankfurter Zeitung
Germany
England
Aice
Vial
France
Italy
Cotes
Plain Language and Acting Stars in Screen Life
A fragmentary column discusses the fickle screen medium, praising Mary Pickford's charm while noting many stars succeed only in certain fields. It contrasts plain English with ornate phrasing and argues strong, concise words better move audiences. The piece cites actors like Mary Pickford and others as examples.
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Alystery
Suh
Clebuirne Review
Improvements in Flying Machines and Social Tensions
The article discusses advances in aeronautical design reducing risks from canvas bi-planes and sturdier wing structures. It notes ongoing acceptance or rejection of numerous arrangements, warning that planes remain compromises amid war needs. It also ties to social policy, mentioning Virginia leading in establishing a sanitarium for tuberculosis among African Americans, and calls for national unity in foreign relations under the president.
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Reaumont
Prosperous Lower Mesopotamia Through War Time
The National Geographic Society notes lower Mesopotamia along the Euphrates and Tigris remains prosperous despite conflict. Date palm cultivation, irrigation expansion, and river-sediment changes shape the region, with large-scale irrigation schemes planned to water millions of acres.
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Mezopotamia
Teetho
Ghalwel-Avas
Na- Lonal Geographic Society
Korna
Mesopotamia
Jawar
Somal
Salley
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Menopotamia
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Conpenticut
Expedition Reveals New Plants For U.S. Agriculture
The Beaufort Journal reports a third expedition into China by NL Mover, returning to Washington, discovering about 800 food and forage plants for testing. Highlights include a wild peach resistant to alkali and drought, new bamboo varieties, aquatic vegetables, and numerous Chinese crops and trees.
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The
Beauvont Journal
China
United States
Washington
Far East
Ambar Duruien
Manchuria
Chinese Turkestan
America
Boxing Prowess and Public Perception in the Golden Era
The piece contrasts modern boxing virtuosi with legends like Fitzsimmons Jeffries Young Corbett Britt and McGovern. It questions how champions avoid fighting to save face and notes the pressure of high purses and limited challengers.
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Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Young Corbett
Britt
McGovern
Spears
Atis
Such & Rer Son
Ricampalyn
Apis Snemberahiy
slugRerei
Mimta
Steiderstan
Edoont
Debutante Fashion Note on Tone Charmeuse Trends
A Daily Fashion Hint outlines afternoon wear using combinations like charmeuse with chiffon satin and taffeta in monochrome effects. A debutante wore a charmuse and chiffon ensemble with embroidered borders, a straight skirt, and oriental accents, paired with dark openwork shoes and pearl detailing.
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Charming Gunn
Not Pont
Imperative Business In Surepa Ends Indefinitely
The text describes an unspecified figure abandoning duties and offering vague reasons about health and recovery. It notes that he admired John Le Wan as a prize mentor and mentions traveling around the country, implying a plan to avoid confrontation or maintenance of responsibilities.
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Surepa
John le Wan
Germany Could Win The War Through Blockade Says Official
An Amsterdam dispatch cites a Frankfurter Zeitung interview with a high naval official predicting Germany would blockade England if the US and Germany breach relations. He argues such a move would force submission of Russia France and Russia allied nations, leaving Amal a isolated and unable to resist Germany’s sea power.
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Galveston
Ruglsid
France
Ruaala
Amal Lea
Germany
America
England
The Red Cross Seeks More Members in Wartime Urgency
The article urges public support for the Red Cross noting its vast spending of 13 million dollars over the past decade and its crucial role in wartime and disaster relief. It calls on every American, including children, to join as members and support this essential service.
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Red Cros
Tas Flan
Tre
Peace
Red Cross
Tre Red Cross
Kea Cross
United States
May
Sleepy-Time Tales mishmash for the little folk
The text follows a child named Tip who goes out into cold weather, returns sick, and is cared for by a nurse and Baby John. Tip recovers with warmth and medicine given by a caregiver. A separate scene hints at a man and a dancer in another room, but details are unclear.
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Dad Sheen
Tip
Baby John
Lnst
Lily
Broy John
Baby Jolnm
Theoshy
Letters to the Editor on city schools and party conduct
A reader advocates multiple new high schools for San Antonio with large grounds near the central city, arguing cost, location, and military training value. The letter also notes a parade related to a new political party and a cautious pledge to preserve party decorum in future meetings.
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Macuseden Ag
Pas Antonio
Central
Disteteta
San Antonio
Port Bam Houston
United States First Duty Is To Safeguard Home Front
The piece argues Americana should prioritize national safety over intervening abroad. It warns against entangling alliances and favoritism toward foreign powers, urging a policy of restraint and vigilance to protect American interests and avoid entanglement in European conflicts.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Kentan
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