No Compromise for Kaiserism in Wartime Rally
The piece denounces negotiating peace with Germany, arguing the Kaiser must be defeated and autocracy crushed. It praises America’s war aims under Wilson and rejects any diplomacy that would appease Kaiserism, urging continued Allied fighting until life liberty and happiness are secured for all. It also notes a dismissive remark about a New Comic Carlton in Seattle and condemns profiteers defying the U.S. government during war.
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Germany
America
Wilson
Washington
Carlton
Seattle
The
The Army Doctor’s Sacrifice and Duty to Soldiers
The piece urges physicians to embrace military medical service, prioritizing soldier lives over personal comfort. It cites discipline, selflessness, and the ethics of wartime care, noting a single doctor’s jail sentence for a duty-related death and calling for unwavering commitment to healing soldiers.
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Humanity
Uncle Sam
The Road to Victory pageant in university amphitheatre
The ambitious outdoor pageant The Road to Victory will be presented nightly this week except Saturday at nine o clock in the university campus natural amphitheatre. Miss Lila A. Stewart directs with Miss Irene Ewing handling setting as Seattle gulls pack the capacity crowd.
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Harry
Treat
Warren
Muuch
Northwest
Lila A. Stewart
New York
Irene Ewing
Seattle
Global war era oddities and political quips collected
A string of satirical and critical snippets from various papers mocks leaders and events of the era. It notes a feline strain in Nicholas Romanoff and a bumper wheat crop for the Kaiser, then jests about peace through understanding with Germany. It mentions assassinations, price shifts, rain blamed for defeats, and Franco-German tensions with political quips about spies and independence.
Cleveland plans victory oaks for war heroes and a fruit tree option
The city launches a campaign to honor fallen soldiers by planting Victory oaks for each name on the scroll of honor and inscribing verses. Some propose adding fruit trees to symbolize service, with trees cared for by the city and later shared with the poor.
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Cleveland
Niiu
Confessions of a Wife and a Crisis with Dickie
A mother recounts a near tragedy when nurse Mabel fed baby Dickie tomato salad, causing illness. The scene prompts a shift from old methods to modern scientific parenting, emphasizing baby rights and careful feeding as Mrs Waverly weighs mercy, judgment, and future care.
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Altho
Mabel
Dickie
Mia
Trent
Tine
Richard Waverly III
Richard Waverly
Comic Fragments and Satire From A Humorous Column
A jumble of quips and poems winds through topics from tax jokes on hotel checks to waiter mischief and counterfeiters. The piece blends social satire, stray verse about a cow’s jaw, and witty asides about Vienna and New York life.
Dear Miss Grey readers answer letters on love and home
A column presents reader questions on romance, tenancy, and military life. Advice covers why women face courting scuffles, how to handle a landlord during sale, whether a fiancé should pledge, and keeping a happy home amid a soldier’s departure.
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Mies Grey
Miss. G. W
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