NO EXCUSE FOR FAILURE IN WARTIME DISCUSSION
The Outlook argues the United States had two and a half years to study reasons for entering WWI and should not offer excuses for failures in military preparedness or industrial organization. It criticizes supposed accidents blamed on German spies, asserting the Kaiser should know of planned sabotage and condemning reliance on accidents as justification for destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bryan
Artim
Barrepe Bay
Canada
Iryland
Kaiser
Washington
Indiana
Kalbe Mh Petal
Judes
Werther
Indy
Sugermodt
Bellemio
Dowley & Th
Dowling & Co
Confessions of a Successful Author
A struggling writer recalls chasing editors and sales over literary merit. A grandmother’s manuscript, claimed as his own, brings a bestseller with a 10 percent royalty, revealing the moral costs of publishers seeking sellers over quality.
A Good Arrangement Prompts Reading Request
A fragmented scene shows a boy asking his mother to read aloud despite the doctor’s orders. The master remarks, and a plea from the boy underscores a family moment about reading and care. The dialogue hints at guidance and concern within a domestic setting.
Fragments of a Cold Supper and Warmed Home Welcome
A brief dialogue shows a man returning home to a cold supper and asks if his reaction helped. His companion, likely his wife, responds that she warmed it up, implying a domestic exchange over a small discomfort.
Sympathy in the Poem Ends Exhausting Writing Session
A poet reflects on lasting fatigue after composing a poem while a editor shares the same sensation from reading it, both expressing mutual sympathy for the effort involved in literary creation.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Edward T. Barber
Eastern Idaho Press Club
F. W. Jackson
South Stockgrowers Merc. Co
Shoshone, Idaho
Via
Oregon
Union Pacific System
Denver
Colorado
Marley, Idaho
Feadie Ene Eec
California Farm Imlements
C. P. Johnson
Hartshorn & Clayton
W. M. Fields
Wyle
Fuil
Metz
Boston
Chas. Mori
Bro
C. J. Brennan
Columbia Pool
Joe Katayama
Prop
C. HM. Ridley
Louis H. Joy
Dietrich
State of
Maha
Carey
Mwkney
O. A. Truman
Representative State Land Board
H. Ridley
Entryman, L
Tt. Joy
M. Suht
J. Houston
A. C. Kershner
Dietrich, Idaho
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