American Army on the Western Front urged by readers
A letter argues the United States must send an American army to France to fight alongside French forces, led by Pershing, stating delay would invite disaster. It compares Allied involvement to Britain’s entry and cites Lafayette and Rochambeau as morale symbolism.
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United States
Germany
France
Pibfle
Wen
Great Britain
Belgium
Russia
China
Pershing
Mexican
Lafayette
Rochambeau
GRILL
Star
Germany pressures neutrals to mediate US-German dispute
Dispatches report Berlin seeks mediation aid from neutral nations as casualties rise with over 200 Americans and children killed. The text also notes Bremerton oil interests pushing for attention on graft spotlight following a local trial, illustrating a turbulent era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Germany
Fragmentary wartime note on destruction and hunger
An excerpt describes orders to German rear guards to destroy fruit trees and farm implements, poison water sources, and demolish the poor. It suggests starvation as a condition after peace, using harsh rhetoric about barbarians and a call to strike without warning.
Letters to the Editor on justice and patriotism
Readers debate court sympathy for money depositors and criminals. Letters from T C Culbertson and M J B defend and attack sentiments, with one writer claiming American identity and another urging accountability before the court.
Keeps Her Children In Perfect Health
Aug Doellefeld of Carlyle writes to Dr. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois about using Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for years. The letter praises its gentle laxative action, health benefits for children, and ease of use. The ad notes availability in stores, price, and a free trial bottle offer by writing Dr. W. B. Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Nan and Henry de Spain Flee Through Music Mountain Fight
Henry de Spain defies Gale Morgan and Duke Morgan to protect Nan as they clash in a tense confrontation at the Morgans' home. Nan declares her love and defies abduction, aiding in a perilous escape across Music Mountain amid storms and gunfire as they seek safety in a cave.
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de Spain
Gale
Duke
Nan
Juel
Cruel
Carrion
Nan Morgan
Gee'e Morgan
de Soain
Uncle Duke
Gale Morgan
Flight De Spain Plans Escape With Nan Upon The Night
Chapter X shows Flight De Spain grabbing Nan to flee toward the kitchen. He orders quick departure to Mrs Jeffries and marriage plans to settle with Uncle Duke. They search for horses and rifles hidden under a porch as they dash toward the pine. A sound halts them just before reaching the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Nan
de Spain
History of Russia in the Mongol Yoke to the Romanoffs
The article surveys Russia under Mongol rule and the rise of Muscovy with Moscow at its core. It traces Novgorod and Lithuania’s roles, Ivan the Great’s consolidation, the Kazan and Livonian conflicts, Ivan the Terrible’s conquests, and the 1666 1613 throne change leading to Michael Romanoff, with the Rurik line ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Russia
Muscovy
Moscow
Lithuania
Novgorod
Sweden
Poland
Turkey
Rurik
Russian Empire
Ivan the Great
Genghis Khan
Kazan
Astrakhan
Crimea
Bulgaria
Volga
Ivan
Asia
Ivan the Terrible
Astenkhan
Livonia
Esthenia
Urals
Siberia
Baltic
England
Europe
Dzata
Michael
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Schifps Northwest League “of News
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United Press Association
Seattle, Wa
Star Publiching Co
Departmente
Bremerton
Stors
BE. T. Culbertson
Caldwell’s
Glasses
Near
Madison
Toric and Keryptok Tnoe
Seatte
the Marcum Optical Co
First Avenue
Nan of
Frank H. Spearman
Chas
Henry
de Bpain
Lefever
Sassoon
Music Mountain
el Capitan
Everett True
MISTER OVERLT _TRUE
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Trug
Neither Did
Milvonaire
Bwaee
Albert Hansen
Madiaor
Thomas
Hardy Bros
James Heddon
Heddon
Piper & Taft
Wistory
Feodoroviteh
Firet Czar
House of Romanoff
Romenoffs
San Francisco
Pacific Steamship Co
S. S. Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Portland and
San Francisco Steamship Co
Seattle & Rainier Valley
John
Third Ave
Seneca St
Robert J. Johnson
A. E. Wilmot
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