Nobody Loves Us and the World’s View of America
A reflective piece argues Americans are misunderstood abroad and not liked by Britain, Russia, and Japan due to past actions. It contends the nation must prepare for future distrust and recognize that true neutrality is nearly impossible. The author laments lack of affection and urges honest neutrality as an ideal unattainable in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Tea
Gervainy
Russia
Great Britain
Japan
Ciau
Dilly
Bante Murta
Liui
Juex
Maine
Deramex
Ty Browal
Hernandes
Wiber
Torenk
Mike
Tawaiess
Elpalily
Myelin
OM Wikepeces
Cole
Amerivaiox
Hornanden
Litthe
Ines
Valso
Gringen
Hernan
Saliey Flaridels
Elirtia Cristo
America
Americzaia
Annette
Mrz. Hardin
Los Angeles
Comal
Joe
Ant
Amnette
Tee
Craig
Werth Pine
Bulli
Rhs
War Made Wages Reflect Prosperity Across Industry
A London AP correspondent reports unprecedented wage levels amid wartime prosperity. Economists foresee higher pay reshaping labor markets and consumer demand, with uncertainty over how far wages will influence living standards and industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Yilavii
Thak
Lou
Seofinn
War effects on labor and wages in the new economy
The passage argues that war drives heavy public spending but risks undermining working people. It predicts higher wages as labor demand grows while consumption and purchasing power shrink, leading to a more democratic social order. It warns against lavish government expense and suggests labor services will rise in price due to supply and demand dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Leagdauri
Jesus
Democratic shifts on tariff policy in the election era
The piece argues that the Democrats have grown pragmatic on protectionism, shifting from a strict anti tariff stance to a more flexible stance. It notes wartime trade context and questions the impact on voters as Republicans prepare to mobilize their campaign power. It likens Democrats to cautious navigators learning from past apprenticeship.
Democrats and Republicans Clash Over Foreign Policy Tactics
The article analyzes partisan strategy during the Wilson era, noting Democrats shut down one attack vector after another while Republicans seek new routes. It argues Democrats’ foreign policy stance and diplomacy influence public sentiment, reducing Republican leverage as the administration pursues a cautious approach toward war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNinley
Roosevelt
Iaul
United States
Germany
Gerrina
Bellahy
Wilson
Mgxien
Adinistration
Military training helps boys become better citizens
The Laredo Times notes that boys educated with military training gain knowledge of English, citizenship, and defense of the homeland. It argues such training yields physically and mentally better men and adds that military education in Angel school would enhance national usefulness when they reach manhood.
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Senna
Antion
Cary Wr
Ai Bwwiss
Mir
Aneel Xan
Laredo
A Stap On The Wrist And Affects Of Wasteful Living
A Veston News critique notes parents spend profits on shallow pleasures while trimming funds for essential needs. Mosquitoes thrive as children suffer from bites and malaria risk rises, raising the cost of remedies far beyond prevention. The piece condemns selfishness fueling trashy entertainment and extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veston News
Missouri to Los Angeles pursuit aboard a barge tale
A sprawling, fractured narrative follows Hernandezes and companions pursuing Annette Mington across Southern California. The group schemes to seize Annette for leverage as they shuttle toward San Pedro and Los Angeles, while Annette’s fraught escapes and conspiracies unfold amid tense loyalties and shifting loyalties. The piece weaves crime, romance, and intrigue with maritime and port city settings, hinting at a larger hunt and political undercurrents.
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San Petro
California
Los Angeles
Horsandez
Ines
San Pedro
Lust Island
Seviorita Casino
Hernides
Porter
Les Perch
Les Angeles
Eost
Boldive
Taos Angeles
Frei Ban Francisca Fe
Ag Monte
Fisi
Tip Seravea
Lonties
Img
Anuateys
Mat
Iurder
Savili
Awa
Wisthem Utirn
Erie
Staggedton Complicates US Britain Controversy
Complicated dispute over neutral rights of commerce centers on the seizure of the American ship Hocking by a British warship and its transfer to Halifax. The United States protests insist that nationality is based on ownership, while Britain argues transfer may affect registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Halifax
State Department
Amenttsa
Figg
An P
Intovtts
Fouston Post
Fish tale from San Amientr vend shows crowd at pier
Fragmentary read but notes a fish story at San Amientr vend. Mention of a vessel or stall called Cruvpalen with a foe named Polertines Horas and a figure ely Bile in Som Antombe. Unclear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Bile
Theaters Show Prolific Fashion and Stage Glee
The piece describes a lively May fashion week with Eve style gowns and vibrant color, featuring performers Joe Burns and Murray in humorous acts and a Yiddish wedding song. Spectators respond with varying enthusiasm as acts range from fashion to comic skits and musical numbers.
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Adam
Fulk
Vulty
Eve
Murray
Corey
Bavane Whigple
Walter Mastin
W. Wei
Fuston
Pricher Norton
Pevinds
Sony Selertinns
Vilesumes
Bet
Mearns
Anolis
Deane
Annastine
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Webster
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Hne
United State
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Trenanyy
Ameren Irlek
Pirking
Aebhonp
Abuvid
Washington
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Neal of
NAVY
William Hamilton Osborne
Catepaw
Hue Wicklow
Willloe
Bern Bolus
THE
Chanute Fa
Wilornes
Bixzelly
Wwe
Manes
Uvea
Mies Iiingnon
Oly Ovat
Xia Annette
New
Aquile
Neal Miehed
Neal
Annette Mington
Angalee
Cary
Joe Webler
Exretul
Anmelte
Welcter
Annetty
Nat
Ike
Juez
Ameri
Eano
Claemer
Tuez Castro
Catholio
Cate
Grinfeo
Aimon
Hormindez
Missouri Suite
Jos
Lost Isle
Webber
Sud
Tlernayder
Tim Anuiler
Jor
Tor
Galveston
Coast Guard
Naval Militia
Wavy Department
Galveston Tribune
Constatine
Edward Grey
Bulgaria
Rumard
Turkey
Greece
Bertin
New York World
Friow Studios
Mary Giy
Osiria
Walla
Pere the Monulamlun
Bolwon Cyumier
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