China Breaks Diplomatic Trow With Germany and More
A jumble of remarks from a historic issue notes China breaking off relations with Germany, a call to arms hinted in U S debate, and references to European and American figures. It includes comments on the Red Cross, the Navy, and the new Chinese leader educated in the United States while mocking monarchies and wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Miliukoff
University of Chicago
Sam
Nebraska State Journal
Dat Comet Appears In Spring Forecast By Astronomers
Last winter the Standard printed a view by an astronomer predicting a bright comet in spring. Comet 1B 116 is said to rush toward Earth at about one million miles daily, with a tail possibly sweeping surfaces. Professor Wolf detected a faint image last April and notified observatories. A physician notes mismatch of public discourse and nursing needs, while many rich American girls seek the comet for nursing chances on the horizon.
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Maley
Eit
Wolf
Koe Ee
Mexico Will Be Good If There Is Frontier Trouble
A fragment warns that if Mexican frontier trouble arises then Mexicans will bear the impact while the United States remains at war. The text portrays a pacified yet indignant elderly man as a symbolic reaction to potential conflict and its mental strain on the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unclear text on comet visibility inquiry
Fragmentary notes discuss May observations of a comet and its visibility to the naked eye. The text is garbled, making it impossible to identify a specific comet or date.
Roosevelt Loses in Congress With draft plan rejected
Colonel Roosevelt sought to raise a volunteer army to strike Germany and seize the Kaiser. Congress denied the proposal, ending chances to lead an expeditionary force. Roosevelt vows to stay in public view as discussions of military action dissipate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Myers
Montana
England
Roosevelt
Germany
Congress
Geretanya
Fragmented street scene with unclear injury reference
A garbled text fragment describes a street incident and an injured person. It mentions toes, a passerby, and vague references to an offense and pacified actions, but specifics and context are unreadable. The passage lacks coherent names, places, dates, or concrete actions.
Fine Sentiment For The Old Flag
An impassioned call to honor the flag as a symbol of liberty and human equality. The speaker asserts the flag stands for opportunity, justice, and a hopeful future, urging reverence and steadfast civic virtue while acknowledging ongoing social injustices. It links the flag to abolition of caste and the fight for rights.
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Shie Tits
Shali
Cor Many
Hoe Kaiser
Tron
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Red Cross
Wieghimour
Manny
Hayy Toeky
Crete
Christian Science Monitor
Mexico
Teigen Bros
Sisseton
Tin Ros
Will
Greece
Rome
Russia
America
Rey Goal
O. S. Opheim
Sisseton, S. D
Preston & Horr Sisseton, S. D
Sisseton Compound Flavor and Syrup Co
Siseton, S. D
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