Why the War Was Fought and Its Ideals Declared
In a reflective critique, the piece argues that World War I was framed by governments as a struggle for democracy and the end of militarism, yet acknowledges profit motives and propaganda. It envisions a future where nations resolve disputes by conscience and reason, not force, and where law applies between nations as between individuals. It cites Roosevelt and Herbert Adams Gibbons on fair play and just tribunals, urging nonviolent, lawful dispute resolution as civilization’s path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
George Harvey
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Roosevelt
Eye for an Eye Defense of Prussian Policy in Ruhr Debate
The article analyzes Poeinare arguments defending the emirse of Francs in the Ruhr by invoking Bismarck’s stance from 1801 and a telegram to Banik. It questions relying on Bismarck as a legal basis for revenge and argues for alternative grounds for real defense, noting the rising sentiment that force is futile and crime.
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Poeinare
Ruhr
Bismark
Banik
Trenethenme
Conan
Gormars
Eeagpe
Bisness
Fablie
Bedrieve
Napoleon Boneparte
William the Conqueror
Poiveare
Yaren
Mans
Fragmentary Ohio chronicle notes and oblique events
A garbled page fragment mentions Ohio items and dates, a Federal Supreme Court reference, and a possible obituary or church figure, including scattered names and numbers, with unclear context and several legible anchors like RioRe and bishop titles.
Today a ema D faa nee dat ont
Readable fragments indicate a brief local item with a dated notice or schedule. Names or exact actions are unclear, but the fragment hints at a daily or calendar entry. Further readable context would clarify date, people, or organization involved.
ABE MARTIN fragment notes time speed and hawker terms
A fragmented line references Abe Martin, a ratak and a hawker, noting time speed and menta rations in an unclear historical snippet. The readable words indicate a local newspaper fragment focusing on a character and pace without a clear event or date.
Poem Fragments Along a Sea Themed Vision
Fragmented lines evoke a seabound ode by Oliver Wendell Holmes about memory, transformation, and a soul seeking loftier vaults. Historic, poetic imagery references ships, sea maidens, and a call to build a larger spirit as seasons pass and the past is left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Town Meeting Hears Tax Reform Plans In New Hampshire
The annual town meeting discusses a prepayment tax reform to fund state cinema and local needs. Opening remarks note potential factory operations by March first and a Tin Plate Mill report. Residents reflect on money for banks, past storms, and spring weather as rumors of an epidemic in North Carolina surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Cineteur
North Carolina
World Topics and Women in Service Spark Views
Miss Margaret Wrong, traveling secretary of the World's Student Christian Federation, discusses American college life praising comfort but noting book shortages and organized social life. Lucille Atcherson, first woman appointee to a U.S. diplomatic post, argues women deserve equal service opportunities and warns progress will be gradual.
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Hays World
America
Buren
Hife
Margaret Wrong
Christian Redoration
Miss Wrong
Europe
Lucille Atcherson
U.S
Nouwert
Weather Humor Echoes Through April Showers Tales
Fragmentary OCR notes mention jokes about lawn mower trades and April showers. References to profanity and a lingering winter in Maple Syrup language suggest a light collation of humorous weather quips and seasonal musings. The readable bits point to a local column tone.
Woods Cyrus E Woods of Pennsylvania Ambassadorship and PortugalSpain service
Woods Cyrus E Woods of Pennsylvania was minister to Portugal from 1912 to 1915 and later served as ambassador to Spain starting in July 1921 after a tenure as secretary of state in Paris from 1915 to 1928. Born in Clearfield he studied at Lafayette and earned an MA before joining the Pennsylvania bar and practicing in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. He began public life in the state senate, rising to president, then entered diplomacy and later retired to Greensburg with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus
Woods E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Portugal
Hareine
Spain
Woods
Clearfield
Torres
Lafayette
Penn Vania
Philadelphia
Pittburgh
Pear State Senate
Paris
Greens
Hz Hone
Banish Nervousness Amid Odd Notes and Names
Fragmentary OCR from a historic page shows scattered phrases and names like Phillips, Wendells, and Brandt amid garbled text. The readable bits hint at medical or treatment terms and a sequence of personal or product mentions, but the full story remains unclear.
Ruffate nicklea and community notes from 10 years ago
Ten years ago TLYRIA BANKS received a surprise nickle called Ruffate, with an informal reception at Congressional church for Mr and Mrs Fred N Smith who planned to move to AK ECU. A complaint to Supt John Nestor about dirty cats on the Green Line prompted a reply that trains were clean after leaving the shops. a trip to Amherst sparked the exchange. The Odd Fellows held a life meeting at Coliseum rink with over five hundred members attending. Councilman Stolzenberg urged labeling all telegraph, telephone, and electric wires to aid identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Church
Fred N. Smith
Akecu
John Nestor
Green
Nestor
Anmiherst
ODD Fellows
Coliseum Rink
Government men arrive for Langlin aviation field experiments
Government personnel reach Langlin aviation field on March 13 to test devices that drop electrically charged sand from planes to create rain clouds. The report hints at opportunities and savings advertised by CLE Merthe & Co.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Langlin Aviation Field Hire
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Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Dally
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Phones Advertising Society
Harding
Florida
L Neon
Commerce
Federal Supreme Court
Pat
Todar
FL Warre
Epscope
Aso Todar
RioRe
Joseph Lbol
Satt Las
Busarell
Tome Rarer
Ian “Assacant
Teppe
Sears Aga
Abe Martin
Ios
Komical
Jim Armitage
Himse
Teres'ea
Aten
Aytt
Mar
Yountstown
Messeres
Sec
Tatic ‘Atnass
Miss Atchison
Lucille Atemimson
Vuttuns Lawre
Tony Hard Sreke
Trey
Nepunus
Wendells Poe
Iamie Son
Fey
Sedalia
Kentucky
Murbach Coal Co
Tlyria Banks
Nicklea
Ments
CLE Merthe & Co
Pyorrhea
Shady Nook
Phillips
Gtr
Fletchers Castorie
Scott
Daz
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