No Peace With Hohenzollerns President Wilson Urges Allied Unity
Wilson states America will not accept peace while the Hohenzollerns rule. He argues the German dynasty must be toppled for democracy to spread, condemning Wilhelm II for causing bloodshed and war. The speech links dynastic ambition to world suffering and calls for universal disarmament once the regime is gone.
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You Can Fight for Your Country in Your Kitchen
Wartime morale message urges individual food saving as crucial to national effort. Emphasizes women and households must cut waste and demonstrate thrift to help supply troops. Also notes doubling the pay of enlisted men as a strong wartime measure.
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Germany
America
Congress
Submarine lore and a wartime romance linger in letters
A jumble of wartime queries and a serialized romance scene unfolds. A reader asks about submarines and admiral posts while Ed answers with wry humor. The main plot follows Jarvis and Bambi as they confront love, truth, and a rival author Francesca as a turbulent night ends with heartache and a proposal for distance.
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Jarvis
Strong
Richard Strong
Francesca
Bambi
Night of the Playwrights Themed in a Far Away City
Bambi plans a dramatic revelation to Jarvis as Ardelia and the Professor join a theater debut. The group travels to a stage box for the premiere, where Bambi’s dual romance and ambition unfold amid nerves, fashion, and backstage chatter. Jarvis and Bambi’s feelings collide with the high stakes of tonight’s performance.
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Ardelia
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Rambi
Ardella
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Yeas Ile
Bamb
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Apollo
Ebony
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Big Jarvi
Professor
Richard Strong
Jaces
Strong
Maud Muller and a Summer Harvest Tale
Readable verse and snippets recount Maud Muller’s farming year with mentions of patriotism, harvests, and marriage prospects. The piece blends folklore style with a midcentury satirical note and references to Maud becoming wealthy and obtaining a husband.
Ice as Disease Vector Warns of Germs in Cold Treats
The article warns that ice delivery can spread disease through spit on sidewalks and contaminated ice. It notes that bacteria such as tuberculosis and diphtheria may be present and urges flushing ice with water before use. Safe ice comes from clean sources and sanitary storage. polluted ice poses health risks to food and water.
Health Questions Answered by G H Fo
A reader asks if hair tape containing lead sugar is dangerous. The response warns that lead compounds pose health risks and should be avoided. Seek medical guidance if exposure occurs and replace any contaminated products immediately.
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G. H. Fo
Financier Takes Helm of Red Cross War Council
H P Davison of J P Morgan will begin duties as head of the Red Cross war council after receiving his commission from President Wilson. The council will oversee heavy demands on both military and civilian Red Cross activities during the war.
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H P. Davison
J. P. Morgan
Rled Cross
Wonderful Skin and Wrinkle Removers Ad Pitch
An advertisement touts a skin whitening and wrinkle removing method claiming absorption of impurities via mercorized powder. It describes nightly application with a cream like moisturizer, day use with warm water, and a facial wash from sax powder in hazel. The claim includes instant reduction of crow's feet and fine lines revealing a younger complexion.
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