Islanded Views From a European Visitor on U.S. Isolationism
A foreign journalist visits Washington and contrasts American isolationist sentiment with European perspectives. He describes debates over arming and demobilizing, domestic labor tensions, and attacks on Roosevelt, noting democracy's pull against war weariness while highlighting partisan bitterness and shifts in national self‑image.
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Fragmented Note on Power and Authority
A garbled OCR fragment hints at tensions over power and authority, mentioning isolation, control, and a perceived shift in governance. It references an authority figure and a potential change in who holds power, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete details or context.
Harrel Stave Marking Time at Hartisbergs DLI
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Harrel Stave marking time at Hartisbergs DLI and a scattered line referencing a county, a southern wind, and a 25 mile distance. No clear events or persons are established beyond these partial fragments.
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