War without hate or brutality urged in army circulars
The article argues war inherently involves killing and criticizes calls to fight without hate. It notes Americans expend vast resources to defeat Germans and stresses that brutality is a grim reality of combat. It questions sensationalist depictions of war crimes while acknowledging need to win.
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National Army
AC. A
Euoy
Leon
Areni
Van
Theomain Ting
Tes
Texas voters should shape their own platforms now
A long discussion on democratic reform in Texas argues the people must directly set their issues to influence legislation and policy. It notes past crises over prohibition and the Ferguson era as examples, contrasts distillery closures with meat and grain supply, and questions retroactive measures while warning about farmer and consumer impacts.
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United States
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Sela
Polit
Dento
Hat Tesas
Fallacious Saving and the People Platform
Analyzed are the effects of federal controls on distilleries and meat prices, arguing that closing distilleries elevated beef costs by cutting cattle feed via grain shortages and eliminating cheap fodder. The piece links high grain prices, cattle feed scarcity, and pasture use to critique party platforms and the push for representative action on feed and grain policy.
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Manly
Addon
Congress
James CT. Dentan
Port Arthur
Ship Arrives at Atlantic Port After Previous Day
The report states a ship reached an Atlantic port on the preceding afternoon. The crew claim they sank a submarine during the voyage, and a second vessel docked in New York after transit. Local posters later delivered fresh London papers amid ongoing chatter and uncertainty.
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London
New York
Harlford Gouin
Butter Waste Sparks U.S. Agriculture Notes On Plating Losses
The Office of Information reports a tremor of butter waste in Wtoon Shitk, estimating up to 1,100,000 pounds wasted daily in 100 homes. It cites 265,261,300 gallons of butter gliding into waste streams and urges efficient use in cookery, stressing the value of every pat.
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Office of Information
United States
Deparimint of Agriculture
Lip
Lyons
Weston ‘Transordyst
Your Lad and My Lad In The Wind Of War-Torn Times
A torn and garbled reminiscence recounts a father’s farewell to his son on a journey toward frontier danger. Amid surreal speech the narrator hints at war, sacrifice, and distant cities like Franco and Chicago Tribane, with strained images of marching drums and veterans’ memory.
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Dad
Mraneu
Strane
Lund
Nate Thik Ateriar
Ae Yan
Lad
Beachboard Romance at Woodlawn Beach Marriage Plot
In a seaside community near Woodlawn Beach, Mary and barber Herbert Ross develop feelings during a summer stay. Mary, torn by fashion and practicality, accepts a proposal after a calm courtship on the beach and boat, setting a future in New York alongside Ross as their wedding plans unfold amid town life and a local boarding house.
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Catering Bayne
Ashe
Bilas
Bury
Miniavere
New Yar
Jed
Mrs. Walsh
Woodlard Beach
Woodland
Pamilles
Walsh
Mary
Wdna
Elis
Wolke
Amini
Herbert Ross
Ha Kent
Mazie
Bintver
Rana
Wasie
Roos
Cima
Cnn
Tuas
Tha
Ross
Edna
Rosy
Rose
Mr. Ross
Terry
Iritz
Gus
St É
Mary Sax
Zervert Ross
Herbers
Herbert
Maury
Cryer
Terhert
Ant Herbert
New York
Harher
Moc
Rosa
Nein
Mary Maetit
Letters to The Light raises issue with city street name
A citizen letter voices anger over a San Antonio street named for a foreign ruler, condemning the celebratory memory of the Hun and Turk while praising American efforts in World War II. The writer questions why such a name persists amid calls to honor Allied soldiers and oppose tyranny, contrasting it with local civic priorities.
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LLB
She
Wile
Uns
King Wiliam
Ile
Dos
San Antonio
Texas
Loge
Rome to Have Port at Ostia Drainage Plan Approved
Rome plans a major port project to relocate the Rome Port Association scheme to Ostia near Crone Hho. The $20 million program aims to handle 4,000,000 tons yearly, with 10 percent of the cost borne by the city and 40 percent by private funds, to be completed within eight years.
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Rome
Tome
Renal
al Sizve
Owen Cully
Gort
Lie Amoual
Leather Shortage Strains Europe as Winter Nears
A European leather shortage deepens as winter nears with Germany urging civilans to wear cloth footwear and sandals to conserve leather for armies. France eyeing officer footwear shifts while Switzerland clamps export and production of leather goods. Holland Denmark and other neutrals pivot to canvas shoes as cattle losses tighten supply and predict shortages.
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Berne
Germany
Frakea
But Ltde Walter
I Paris
L'Oeuvre
Federal Council
Holland
Fiveden
Denmarc
Willinako
Geremany
Vienna
Bononit
Gattoly
Geddes named first lord of British Admiralty amid cabinet row
London reports Sir Jorle Ged des chosen as first lord of the British Admiralty drawing praise from some officials while others question cabinet loyalties. He previously served with the United States at Pittsburgh and with the Ministry of Transport, amid ongoing political tensions and debates about treasury funds and railroad leadership.
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London
Jorle Geddex
United States
Pittsburg
Prue
Meer
Odio Doemmvern
Cortetany
Tord Curzon
Jthandda
Bete Geddes
Gia War Hgens
Northeastern Railroad Company
Enge- Jun
AML
Tord Wikehemur
Cho
Peu
Ire
Charne
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