Hatred Across Europe as Nations Trade Enemies for Allies
A writer argues that hatred among European nations shifts with time as former enemies become allies. He cites Russia and Japan, Britain and the Boers, Bulgars and Turks, noting changes in loyalties and partnerships over decades. The piece reflects on Kipling and the Dardanelles venture, suggesting history shifts faster than personal animosities.
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Europe
Russia
Japan
Themen
Great Britain
England
Oom Pal
Botha
Fashoda
Bulgaria
Sind
Crimea
Constantinople
India
Persia
Kipling
Ritigh
Dardanelles
Caesar
Cavell Execution Sparks Uproar in United States
The article protests Germany's execution of Edith Cavell after World War I, noting the under secretary admits she was not a spy but helped soldiers escape. It asserts the claim reflects inhumane warfare and calls for accountability amid growing anti-German sentiment in the U.S.
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Lusitania
United States
Edith Cavell
Zimmerman
Misa Cavell Gras
Priv
Spies and the Civil War Women Executions Debate
A historical reflection questions wartime policy on execution of women spies, citing Civil War records from Washington. It argues spies were needed and notes no women were put to death by either side from Fort Sumter to Appomattox, while contrasting views on frightfulness and humane conduct in war.
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United States War Department
Washington
South
North
Fort Sumter
Lee
Grant
Appomstox Courthouse
Sherman
Talking by Wireless Signals from Paris to America
A report notes a scientist in America shouting into a transmitter and a Paris receiver hearing most syllables, signaling early wireless telephone promise. It recalls Morse era and other American inventions like phonographs, electric lights, and airplanes, highlighting rapid progress and wartime smokeless powder development.
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America
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Mexico
Edison
United States
Inventiveness and Efficiency in National Strength
The text argues that ingenuity without practical efficiency risks nothing and asserts that if national productivity matched innovation, the United States would feel no fear from any power. It frames ingenuity as valuable yet insufficient without effective results.
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United States
Six German officers on parole escape from Norfolk Navy Yard
A reference essay notes six German naval officers, on parole, and five sailors, who allegedly escaped internment from the Norfolk Navy Yard aboard a small yacht. Reports say they were picked up by a British warship off the American coast or sighted 800 miles into the Atlantic. The piece contrasts parole breaches by officers of Germany and Britain with similar Swiss and French cases, stressing a breach of honor amid wartime conduct.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Jimil
Atlantic
Germany
Layton
Augst
Berlin
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Wais
Fia
Lune
France
Lie
America
Denmark
British initiative shifts submarine warfare balance in Baltic
British crews reportedly sent to Archangel and Baltic ports to curb German submarines, with British tactics appearing more effective than German methods. While President Wilson’s stance is cited as firm against critics, American voices stress unity and world equity. Texas farmers increasingly favor superior breeding over Razorback hogs as the era of low-quality stock fades.
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Russia
Archangel
Fintila
Osar
Baltic
Hitch Manner
Baltisro
Towton
Myst
Galvaston Tribune
Texas
Mexa
Dé Beting
Torrell Transcript
Antione’s Notable Nose Sparks Love and War Romance
A tale set in Europe follows Antoinne Righaime whose oversized nose draws ridicule at school and endangers his romance with Agathe. He grows into a brave soldier, earns a cross, and after a battlefield injury, a surgeon reshapes his nose. Agathe’s steadfast promise and his return to health rekindle their bond as letters bridge wartime separation.
Daily Fashion Hint on Winter Hats and Styles
The article previews winter millinery with a white tree motif and compact beaver or velvet hats paired to frock and gabarcding suits. Focused details describe hat shapes, ribbons, gunmetal accents, velvet rosettes, and dramatic plumes, noting black pressed beaver and brown brims and the era’s Russian-inspired touches.
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Minny Street
Tanen
Hoan
Alu
Anarry
Uhmt
Mogmad
Elk
New York ‘Times
Sleepy Time Tales Of The Brown Egg Mystery
A faded tale about a hen in a barn laying eggs each day and a night elf taking them. One egg is brown with a shop’s scent, causing the other eggs to mock it. A girl questions the brown egg’s origin and a perfect white egg exposes cruelty. The brown egg is saved from the mess by a mother’s washing.
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Tauld
Utter
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Nana
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the Light's Daily Story
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J. H. Towns
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Jusges
Humber
Antonine Righaime
Mike
Irenene
Che Carneally
Antante
Tia
Antaine
Blin
Rea Crags
Agather
Shy
Eho
Antonio
Ulies
Fnally
Twine
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Cyrano de Bergerac
Lyons
Femgue Argeon
Morestin
Imarlf
Ale” Ward
Mana
Jomae
Othe
Iain
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