Fragmented Wartime Rhetoric and Proverbial Sayings Echo
A jumble of wartime tirades mocks patriotism and social behavior. It muses on wealth, intellect, government, and Americanizing ideals, referencing a food hoard scandal, class labels, and calls for training camps. It cites Corsican forests and Napoleon as contrasts while laments social folly.
Just an Enthusiast Inflames the Mind of the Reader
The article extols enthusiasm as a powerful, limitless force guiding great innovators from Columbus to Edison. It argues enthusiasm compounds will power, transcends age, and can be cultivated by any normal person. It urges relentless zeal in all undertakings to achieve success and avoid failure.
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Sing Sing
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Wright Brothers
Marconi
Edison
Valley of the Shadows
Posterity Should Pay War Costs, Not Current Generations
A wartime editorial argues against heavy immediate taxes on essentials. It urges funding through long term bonds while demanding fair prices for producers and limiting speculation. The piece condemns food barons and calls Congress to equitable policy to relieve daily earners.
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