Horr Propels Nonpartisanship Debate at Young Men's Club
Ralph A Horr, newly elected president of the Young Men's Republican club, defends nonpartisanship in his first speech though his career spans Progressive and Bull Moose affiliations. The piece argues his stance conflicts with past actions and questions his consistency as a living example.
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Mount Cavell: Canada Renames Mountain for Edith Cavell
The article notes a monument idea honoring Edith Cavell after her 1915 execution in Brussels. It mentions Canada renaming Mt Geikie to Mount Cavell as a fitting memorial and reflects on the war era’s focus on public sentiment and patriotic symbolism in warfare.
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Halicarnassius
Taj Mahal
Napoleon's
Washington
Edith Cavell
Red Cross
Brussels
Mt. Geikie
Roosevelt Standpatters Criticized In Oblique Rant
A fragment condemns Roosevelt as a standpatters' slogan label and mocks hunting ethics, hinting at political and social tensions in America. The terse lines argue against perceived inhumanity and question the stance of allies or factions connected to the S and F and C A.
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Roosevelt
Africa
America
Fishing in the Same Old Empty Hole
The author critiques congressional attempts to curb a criminal conspiracy led by the Standard Octopus, arguing law has failed, oversimplifies by blaming multi headed trusts, and endorses government oil territory and refineries as a remedy. The piece likens greed to an octopus and urges practical economic reform over futile fishing.
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Congress
United States Supreme Court
Sen. Lodge
Senate
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Fragments of Local Notes and Quips from Ga. Paper
A rambling column parades odd anecdotes from church dog mixups to theater goers. Mentions U.S. figures Teddy Roosevelt and Mary Pickford, plus playful bits about trains and a Richmond antiquities tablet. Ends with humorous riddles about watermelons and fires.
Mystery at Argyle House Dam Crisis Deepens
Kerry Mallabee and her father confront a blackout as Swedish saboteurs strike the dam and power house. Jensen finds Truesdale Vetch Pettyjohn and others beaten, Dick Evans dead after a Morse coded last goodbye, and the dam at risk of destruction.
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Mallabee
Kerry
Jensen
Kerry Mallebee
Pettyjohn
Vetch
Cook
Truesdale
Areyie House
Dick Evans
Stephen Mallabee
Power House
Argyle House
Petty John
Evans
Evanna
Miners' explosion floods the dam site and a perilous escape
In the Argyle House retreat Stephen Mallabee and companions rush to mount a cliff side evacuation as dynamite detonates, turning Black Devil's Bed into a raging flood. Jensen aids Kerry Mallabee and aids a wounded stranger who takes control of a wireless key seeking Kin. The scene closes with an urgent distress call and a cliff top refuge.
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Argyle House
Jensen
Stephen Mallabee
Mallabee
Peter Saint
Gath
Kerry Mallabee
Dick Evans
Butes
Black Devil
Stephen Maliabee
Maliabee
Peter
Ungava Bay
Kerry
Kerrison
Babe
Mallabees
TIZ FOR FEET Footwear tonic promises relief and comfort
Advert says Tiz soothes tired puffed feet and relieves chafing burning and soreness. It claims Tie freshness and Tix pain relief from callouses bunions and coins. The copy markets Tiz as the grandest foot gladdener to the world.
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