Down With The War As Soldiers Rebel In Morocco
A reflective piece argues against imperial conquest in Morocco, noting Spain and France in Africa and growing public hostility. It highlights mutinies, mobilizations, and rising antiwar sentiment as workers and soldiers question why common people should die for distant ambitions. The article envisions a future where “Down with the war” becomes a universal slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
France
Africa
Algeria
Morocco
Republic
England
Character and the Tongue Tongue Shapes Character in Tit Bits
The piece notes how tongue shape signals traits. A straight tongue marks a solid, reliable man of affairs, while upward or downward curves hint at impracticality or hopefulness. A curling edge suggests artistic imagination, and a tightly gripped tongue implies zest for life.
From Dianas Diary Becomes Entangled in a Sea Serpent Romance
Business at the shore rises as Diana narrates a breezy seaside romance where talk of a sea serpent dominates. The diary contrasts rooms, staff, and a mysterious Mr Finn, hinting at intrigue aboard the boardwalk. A playful evening on the pier ends with a hinted secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schaefer
Ben Serpent
Bienborough Martvehelm
Mr. Finn
Gerng Wen
Ienya
Governor Johnson Praised Seattle Visit and Exposition
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson, in Seattle for Minnesota Day, lauded the exposition’s natural beauty and grandeur. He praised the fair, said he travels two thousand miles to see it, and discussed tariff revisions, noting both parties’ positions and the political implications for the upcoming national platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Gowd
Washington Hotel
America
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
Feld
Chicago
St. Louis
Inez
Middle West
Inheritance Versus Selfhood in a Mother's Guidance
A fragmented editorial note urges mothers to raise sons as independent individuals. It argues against using the word inheritance to excuse faults, insisting on discipline that trains passions to serve the mind and will. The piece stresses truth, virtue, and self-generation over family lineage.
Pointed Paragraphs Speak On Wealth And Morality
Opinion fragments discuss purse strings and a path to wealth through impertinence. They advise curtain lectures behind the scenes and urge remembering friends while forgetting enemies. The rhetoric mocks political grafters and hints at a beloved public figure contrasted with scarce competition.
Star Dust Vows and Cold Silence Highlight Odd Page
Fragmented lines recount vows and notes from New York and Cleveland about lovers, public figures, and a few names, interspersed with jokes and poems. A court divorce case in Asbury Park centers on a silent husband whose stubborn quiet drives his wife to seek legal relief. witness Mary Eve testifies to a rare instance of speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Frank Beekman
Mia
Mary Eve
Rockman
In Little Old New York Y Norman Aboard a Meet of Social Workers
A New York social settlement tale recounts a doctor’s generosity giving a mother a $2 bill for medicine and food, and an amused seal’s water prank at the aquarium. The piece mixes civic quirks with quirks of city life on the East Side and subway water rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Old New York
Y Norman
New York
Upper East Side
Hattery Aquarium
The Inheritance Excuse Cynthia Grey
The author decries mothers who pass blame for a son’s faults onto inherited temper or alcohol history. She urges teaching personal responsibility and courage, arguing right living must be earned today and tomorrow, not excused by ancestry.
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Harry Thaw
Uncle Joe
Diana
Finn
Ian
Seattle
Exposition
GOV
MR. Jellyfish
Jack
Bobby
George Weahigaten
Fieraps
Fae
Pune
Cale Spanero
Phe
Hamfat
Hoathby
Hetion
Hamnetorine
Handrede
Miles
Cleveland
Sempers‘nee —Mac
Asia
Echoot
Buffalo
Womal
Mt. Lowle
Kansas City Journal
Subway
Subway Company
Everett True
Baillargeon
Y. White, Tana Sons BB
Xtra Ware
Royal Society
Prieg
A.Y.P
Autlack
Leartog
Cynthia Grey
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