America First in Deeds at Independence Hall
A May article discusses President Wilson's Independence Hall speech urging Americans to apply ideals to both domestic and foreign policy, noting calls for justice toward Mexicans and critiquing party politics. It argues moral courage may outshine mere physical force and questions Hughes's potential presidency and party control.
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America
Wilson
Independence Hall
Dani Belage
Woodrow Wilson
Life, war, and moral duties in a divided era
Fragmentary editorial prose contrasts the greatest legislative program with party support, questions on sacred life and neighborly duty, and laments modern indifference. It weighs the impact of war, civilization, and the erosion of individual value amid societal pressures and moral debates.
Known Brown Well Latter City Now at Bellevue
Nathan Stones recalls John Brown in Hagerstown. Brown, born in Chambersburg, grew up with family upheaval, lived on Water Street, later moved to Harrisburg area. A veteran of the 101st Regiment of colored troops, he fought in the Mexican trouble era and aided Roosevelt’s forces. He remains eager for war service despite age.
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Nathan Stones
John Brown
Hagerstown
Toner
Brown
Mraws
Broney
Chambersburg
Willan Brown
Stover
Wiliam Brown
Treathe
William Brown
van Spell
Harrisburg
United States Army
Wilco Bea Glaves
Col
Roosevelt
Proverbial Musings on Time and Truth in Odd Fragments
A collection of cluttered aphorisms about fate, gender, and society. The speaker mocks procrastination, ambition, and privacy while noting weather and advertising in a sprawling, unclear paragraph fragment. Strong entities and concrete facts are scarce. the text reads like stray sentences from a late period column.
Ned Men Celebrate Parade Attendance in City Event
Between 76 and 106 Ned Men from the city attended the Red Wien celebration at Frederick yesterday, organized by the Chippewa Tribe. About 1,600 joined the big parade and the Ned Men made a fine appearance.
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Tha Red Wien
Frederick Yasterday
Rehbargal Arsheareal Opera at the Armory Tonight
A local operetta style performance will be staged at the Armory this evening. Details of the cast and program are to be announced later this week as preparations continue for the Pinafore style piece.
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Rehbargal Arsheareal
Anboukoomant
Girls Dream Big Amid Domestic Expectations in Missoula Study
MissoulaMontana July 6 twelve elementary girls were surveyed on whom they admire most and why. Most favored male heroes over mothers and teachers with over half aiming for masculine ideals. few wanted domestic roles. Researchers note persistent emphasis on Washington Columbus Shakespeare and soldiers as models, yet some girls aspire independence and positive strength.
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Missoula, Mond
Montina Us
Gtria
Givan Io
Ak Wellsa
Washington
Columbus
Mantauy
Fedor Girla
Missoula
Mont
Catarrh Cure Promoted For Internal Use
An advertisement touts Hell a Catarrh Cure as effective when taken internally and absorbed through the blood to treat catarrh. The remedy is claimed to be formulated by leading physicians and used by many families, with testimonials of notable success and a roving list of pharmacies and distributors.
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Pepe
I Jaafar Ib
Trae. & CO
Fiop’d
Toledo
National Education Association Convention Discusses Preparedness
In New York on July 6 a National Education Association convention drew about 50 000 people to discuss national preparedness for war. Speakers included James J Joyner North Carolina State Superintendent Carroll G Pearse Milwaukee State Normal School G Stauler Hai Clark University Panth era Andrews American School Peace League and Fird M Hunter Lincoln Neb superintendent of schools.
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New York
National Education Association
James, J. Joyner
Public Instruction
North Carolina
Carroll G. Pearse
Milwaukee State Normal School
G. Stauler Hai
Clark University
Andrews
American School Peace League
Fird M. Hunter
Scheola of Lincoln
Neb
Boyds son describes hardships on Pullman train to border
Ellis Boyd writes from Chicago that the soldiers aboard the Pullman train to the border receive corned beer baked beans and hard tack with coffee three times daily. He notes strict medical examination and mentions soda gums and cream freezes in a fragmented, unclear report.
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Border
Ellis Boyd
John E. Boyd
Company H
Chic
Giants Seek Tesreau for Sallee Trade Rumor
New York July 1 report says the Giants may trade Tesreau to the Cardinals for Sallee. Manager McGraw allegedly offered to swap his pitcher Tesreau for Harry Sallee with Miller Huggins. The deal appears likely as events unfold. Sallee reportedly left the Cardinals during a recent game and returned home to St Louis.
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Jeff Tesreau
New York
Huggins Comment Sparks Trade Talk Over Sallee
Manager Huggins said he would not trade Sallee and preferred a cash exchange or a good man in return. The Cardinals already had Sallee since 1908 with a peak 1914 season of 19 wins and 16 losses in 70 games.
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Cirewit
Huggins
LignWever
Aleela
Na Eorotes
Cardinals
Tesveau
Atlll & Feaiclahs
Hugsins
Sallee
Poe
Gates Named B and O Agent Here
S A Gates is named B and O agent here. 8 A Gates who has been agent of D and O at Keedynville is appointed clerk by B and O. In the city, Gates has been agent at Neerynvile since W D Coffman resigned. Previous agent Zeigler becomes a railway representative. Gates will assist until his charge begins. Ladies skirts priced 1.00 to 1.98 at Buatils.
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Pars Tihughen
Waters
Iluphos
New York
Ittlya
Tweed Ukeaki
Ind Lin
Atrong
Cohealys
Effec- Aives Quirtys Siord
Hughes
Hia
Wea
Irus
Albany
Ciercion
Farsighisd
Ekli
Bla Yoseliab
A. Gates
Keedynvillce
Clerghy
Gates
Neerynvile
Coffman
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed in New Jersey Letter
Mrs. Eume J. Vancek of Paterson New Jersey praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for back pains irregularities nervous fatigue and breath shortness after reading advertisements. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites women with female ailments or unclear symptoms to write for free confidential advice.
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Patoreon
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydis H.pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs
Eume J. Vancck Lance
Godwin Street
Paterson
N. J
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Frederick County
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Mexico
Wood
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Huutan Ie
Iman
Bellevue
Stoner
San Juan Hill
Geom and Biazard Jey Cream Freezere
Emmert Hardware CO
Giants
Tesreau
Anheuser-Busch
F. D. Harman
S. A. Gates
Buatil's
Imo
Lenter Brothers
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