Flaying Ford Ends In Stark Satire On National Preparedness
Henry Woodhouse of the Aero Club denounces Henry Ford for offering 10 million to oppose preparedness efforts. The letter hammers Ford’s stance, warning that using money against defense could hasten war, while praising Washington’s adage that preparation preserves peace.
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George Washington
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Untitled economic note on investment returns
A historical remark contrasts the unrealistic idea of turning a small investment into 187.739 billion dollars in 1915 with the performance of leading firms, noting that even genius leaders like Mr. Forg could not guarantee such wealth from modest beginnings.
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Forg
Viewpoints Clash Over Dr Dumba Case in US Austria Germany
Commentators in Austria and Germany dispute US charges against Dr Dumba and U S actions. Emperor Francis Joseph questions US accusations and defends Dumba’s character while Berlin writers doubt the legality of Dumba’s conduct. The piece argues American law governs America and Austrian German law cannot override it, complicating any settlement.
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Austria
Germany
Dr. Dumba
United States
Francis Joseph
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
George Berhhard
America
Mr. Bernhard
Dr Damba
Refined Patriotism and American Ideals
The article argues patriotism as loving one’s country without contempt for others and warns against jingoism. It credits U S conduct since World War I as guided by justice, notes occasional excesses, and dismisses peace-at-any-price critics while highlighting a restrained national spirit.
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United States
Republic
Patriotism and resolve amid continental war tensions
The text discusses quiet expressions of resolve and a growing reserve patriotism in the United States during the continental conflict. It contrasts restraint with the impulse to arms, praising calm national spirit and the public display around the Liberty Bell as a symbol of deliberation and unity amidst war observations.
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United States
Europe
Shipping boom fuels push for US maritime strength
Figures from the Department of Commerce show US merchant shipping rising to second only to England, with 26 577 ships and 990 798 gross tons added by June. The piece notes it may be temporary unless the US and other nations pursue strong maritime policies, warning that postwar competition could dent gains unless shippers and policymakers act.
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Department of Lowmeree
Tim Lierr
Redfield
United States
France
Norway
England
Department
Congress
Department of Commerce
America
Mar
Gasoline Prices Vary Widely in Albany Area Report
The Price of Gra shows Albany motorists complain about rising gasoline costs. Wetertown and Albany report 18 cents per gallon with other cities listing 10 to 34 cents. Observers note price differences reflect local competition and supply.
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Albany
Wetertown
Ama
Chicago
St Lowa
Kansas City
Denvir Ag
Jersey City
Tindson
Aunjuehile
Eliba
Tica
A Woman's Way at Light's Daily Story Norton Ferrare
In a fragment from The Light's daily tale by Norton Ferrare, Miss Gladys Fenton faces social expectations and a bold exchange with Mrs Brown as she navigates moral judgments in a village. Dick Walton, a Dragoon Guardsman, recalls a past encounter with Gladys and the crowd's tense reaction to romance and discipline.
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Norton Ferrare
Dick Wal-ton
Rome
Mir Fenton
Duestrog
Gladys Fenton
Evann
Hursac
Jane
Feng
Gladys
Fenty
Taysar
Dick Walton
His Majesty
S Dragoon Guards
Gladys Fentan
Dilek
Fragmentary Poem Fragment Sparks Quiet Walk
A fragmentary line hints at a tender moment between two figures, with a whispered invitation to walk through fields. The fragment evokes a hushed, intimate scene centered on Blok and a companion.
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Blok
Observant Citizen on Jitney Names and War Sentiment
City ordinance pushes jitney operators to display names on sides amid war sentiment. German named vehicles face scrutiny as riders, including English travelers, demand adherence. Jitneys alter routes to align with allied sympathies, reflecting social pressure in the transportation sector.
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Atney
Anstriey
Net &T
Main Ave
Fied
Grit Always Wins and the Call of Masculine Duty
Fragmentary editorial reflects on grit as the virtue shaping young men who must prove themselves. It argues the true test lies in self reliance, not inheriting wealth or ready shoes. The piece stresses resilience, foreseeing a future where worthy merit is earned through effort and sacrifice.
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Mabel Cuts Her Hair In A Moment Of Anger
A child named Mabel grows sleepy and cross as her mother braids her hair each night. In a burst of anger she uses scissors to cut off her long braids, then faces mockery from family and peers. Her mother has the hair cut very short and Mabel avoids gatherings, regretting the loss and the shame.
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Mabel
Mehei
Elf Braids Wart Bother Mie
Sital
Ashe
Weller
Sekon
Maber
Mabet
Jenny
German colonists in Russia and their influence past era
A historical survey describes German colonists in the Russian empire, detailing social classes from nobles to intellectuals and artisans. It notes settlement origins under Catherine the Great, roles in agriculture, industry, and education, and their integration with Slav communities amid shifting policies and tensions.
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Boclely
Nsking Ue
Tevtenie
Prussia
Scien Mets
Enelocers
Cape Taing
Matibers Oy
Rhein
Fetrod Grad
Vladlvostok
Archangel
Icherson
Liebmoot
Saxony
Bavaria
Weatphalia
Arad
Courlynd
Livehla
Esthehia
Mlfonaire
Teutoule Gates
Russia
Catherine the Great
Tyrer
Olga
Knaraf
Central
Grand jury unable to indict over Frank Washington lynching
The Georgia grand jury reported it could not base indictments on evidence presented regarding the Frank Washington lynching. The panel defended its effort, blamed obstructive witnesses and said it would not indict without sufficient proof. Questions remain about who conducted the lynching and why suspects have not revealed identities.
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Georgia Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Franks
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