Wilson as a Great Man in War and Peace
The article extols Woodrow Wilson as a profound leader shaping both war aims and postwar justice. It contrasts his diplomatic restraint with Republican opposition, praising his pursuit of peace, League of Nations, and a world safe for democracy, while noting enduring European reverence and domestic misreading of his legacy.
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Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
Seven Sisters
Elanser
Hig
Iaaf
Chagperets
Mr. Wilsom
Inherited Wealth Versus Personal Drive in Life Choices
The piece debates whether unearned wealth helps or hinders success and happiness, citing Charles Garland who refused a quarter million and Marshall Field heirs kept from full access before age 50. It discusses environment versus heredity, cites Alfred Russell Wallace and Frank Harris, and cites Frederick Adams Woodson to suggest wealth often does not corrupt the capable.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Charles Garland
Marshall Field
Garland
Ficla
Alfred Russell Wallace
Darwin
Frank Harris
Frederick Adams Woodson
Woods
Europe
Portugal
Answers to Questions From the Daily Mail Bureau
A reader inquiry column outlines the Bureau of Information services and provides examples. It includes questions on damaging spring winds in Texas, the first republic, starch history, why tanks are named, Gothic architecture traits, usage of farther and further, and U S troops overseas with 1,890,000 seeing active service out of 2,086,000.
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Daily Mail Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Texas
Rocky Mountains
United States
Oaverseas
Live Up to Your Obituary Say It Now
A narrator recalls a ship captain who faked death, returned home, and chose to live honorably to match the obituary people imagined. He urges readers to preemptively live up to their obituary by acting rightly while alive, noting sermons can skew perception. The piece exhorts readers to consider their legacies.
Fire at the King’s Hearth in Jeremiah Readings
A reader notes a Biblical passage about a king sitting in the winter house with a fire on the hearth when Jehudi read and the king cut the writing with a penknife. The note mentions a revised Bible using brazier instead of hearth.
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Jehudi
Wisconsin college bootleg crackdown reaches prom risk
Madison March 7 University of Wisconsin authorities launched a drive against bootleg liquor with courts and the district attorney enlisted. Four coeds asked to resign for drinking implicated liquor suppliers who named others. Students planning to attend the junior prom were warned no hip liquor would be permitted.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Clemenceau declines canned talk request in phonetic institute plan
Paris reports that efforts to record voices of France's great men have failed with former Premier Clemenceau who refuses to speak for a phonograph archive saying his voice should die with him. He notes people heard enough of it in life and expects more attempts when he returns from India next month.
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Paris
France
Clemenceail
India
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Dawes
Biram Johnson
York
Golly
Woodrow Wilson
Ment
Mr. Wilson
League of Nations
Tait
Roosevelt
Lodge
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Orlando
Germany
Sussex 'Enge
Woodtraw
Patton
Madloe
R Sarrentiel
Haskin
Tyre
Sidon
Carthage
Athens
Rome
Plimy
Chios
Queen Elizabeth
Mesopotamia
Thria
William E. Barton
New England
International News
A. J. Kummer & Co
Hagerstown, Md
L.L. Winkelman & Co
South Street
Baltimore
St. Paul
Oficea
Bread St
New York
Manufacturer’s Stove Repair Co
East Washington Street
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