Whose Flag Is This The Star And Stripes Belong
An editorial urges democratic governance during World War I critiquing conscription and wartime finances. It argues The Star supports liberty loans and asks who controls policy and spending, calling for accountability and removal of graft prone leaders. It ends with a rallying call to stand for democracy at home and abroad.
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The
Star
Wilson
Germany
Russia
China
War
Navy
Washington
Liberty
France
England
Japan
America
Denmark Relief Crumbles as Embargo Fails to Halt Food Flows
The article argues the Wilson embargo will not stop shipments from the United States to neutral Europe, noting huge Denmark imports of cocoa fish eggs and cattle feeding for Germany. It claims Danish trade, including horses and milk, skirts the embargo via Copenhagen to Berlin, and warns Danes will curb food exports to protect home needs.
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Europe
Germany
Denmark
Copenhagen
Berlin
Big Bish Shipping Co
Wilson
Editorialettes Reflect City Jolt Amid War and Progress
A Massachusetts piece notes a joy rider event and a cop encounter while pondering progress. An Illinois man questions a girl’s name amid war era aphorisms and scattered verse. Reports hint at rising costs and shrinking egg consumption as war efforts continue. The column mocks Congress war talk and urges resilient home front effort with bumper crop framing and German epics as cultural counterpoint.
Lemberg, Paris Satires and War News Hit The Paper
A collage of items from editorials and society pages notes lectures on poetry and a musician, then reports on France and Greece headlines. It also mentions warnings to U S women on uniforms, Kid McCoy enlisting, a Northcliffe remark, and political quips about Wilson and war prep.
Pickwick Papers Scene and Trial Highlights
Dickens captures Mr. Pickwick in a comical skating incident ending with his rescue and wrap in shawls. The scene shifts to the Bardell v Pickwick trial with Perker guiding Mr. Pickwick to the courtroom and the jurors summoned for the Feb. 14 hearing.
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Mr. Pickwick
Mr. Weller
Winkle
Sam
Allence
Mr. Winkle
Bardell
Pickwick
Pickwickians
Atty. Perker
Mr. Lowten
King’s Counsel
Serjeant
Snubbin
Serjeant Snubbin
Burfutz
Perker
Skimpin
Sergeant Burfitz
Sergeant Snubbin
Justice Staveleigh
Women Should Guard Health Against Excessive Ambition
The article warns that excessive ambition among women in school, work, and society exhausts their strength, causing nervous trouble and bodily pain. It advises recognizing the need to slow down and rely on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to remedy health issues.
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Lydia
E. Pinkham
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