Fullington Attacks Harmon Over Cox War Polity Critique
E. M. Fullington, Ohio Republican chair, writes Judson Harmon denouncing his opponent's Greenville speech as partisan amid Liberty loan prep. He cites long quotations from Cox editorials in Dayton Daily News and compares Cox Willis records with Governor Cox stance. The letter argues Cox misled Ohio voters and urges unified support after the drive.
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Grenadiers and British Employment Offices Overview
Grenadiers were historically grenade throwers and later flank companies in infantry regiments. The text notes Britain maintains 300 government employment offices.
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Great Britain
Idle Philosopher on Money and Saving
The Idle Philosopher compares money to manna and says real satisfaction comes from using money the same day it arrives. He acknowledges savers grow wealth only with early training and progressive growth from pennies to millions, but questions the value of hoarding beyond small sums.
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Israel
His Natural Supposition
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls on a drizzly evening how a lightning strike and quarrel with his wife led to a startling near miss. He describes a crack of thunder, a bolt hitting his wife’s end, and his reaction as the encounter ended with forgiving humor.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
Even Devilfish Blushes in Colorful Marine Study
The octopus changes color like a blush due to pigment in skin envelopes and pigment-containing tissue. Muscular fibers under nerve control relax to reveal dark pigment, a process likened to blushing in this study.
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Victor Hugo
Service Means Greatness in Life
The Christian Herald asserts true greatness comes from service and giving to others. It argues that without service even natural springs would dry and frogs would cease croaking, underscoring humility, dedication, and communal duty as the path to lasting honor.
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Christian Herald
Portraits Capture Local Pride in Bridgeport Event
A Bridgeport Telegram item notes residents achieving recognition as photographs document notable locals. The piece highlights community pride and the enduring value of public images in marking achievement.
Cincinnati Market Reports Hay and Grain Prices
Cincinnati markets list hay and grain prices with No 1 timothy at 33.50 to 34.50, No 2 mixed at 29 to 31, clover grades 29 to 33, and corn prices ranging from 1.25 to 1.85 per unit. Butter and eggs show creamery extras around 60 cents, poultry and live stock prices cover cattle, calves, hogs, and sows with varied ranges.
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Cincinnati
Soldiers See Ocean First Time on Atlantic City Boardwalk
About 1,500 soldiers from the Southwestern states visiting Atlantic City paused on the boardwalk near Camp Dix. Two Arizonans among them wandered to the beach, dipped fingers in the tide, and tasted the water, exclaiming that it is salty.
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Atlantic City
Camp Dix
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Digestion Aid
Advertisement notes indigestion causes discomfort and claims Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills stimulate digestion to function naturally. Emphasizes relief from disagreeable symptoms and promotes the product as a remedy.
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Wright
Diary Excerpt From Soldier on Ship Chronicle
A U S soldier records daily shipboard notes noting health and meals. The entry dated Tuesday the 17th shows morning cheer and porridge, followed by a later morning note that porridge is missing but spirits remain high.
Castoria Advertisement Cites 30 Years Use
An old promotional note urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature and to trust the remedy long used for infants and children. It emphasizes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and highlights a 30 year history of use.
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Fletcher
History class riddle sparks royal name puzzle
A teacher questions students in history asking for the king of England. Mildred identifies him as George, notes his first name, and adds his last name starts with V, a line from Passing Show.
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Mildred
George
Unknown quip about Mr. Smith and the Croix de Guerre
Fragmentary remark mentions Mr. Smith and a Croix de Guerre but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people enabling a full factual card. The statement implies expected misfortune but provides no verifiable incident or source details.
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