President Owstoon under fire over cabinet competence in war policy
A 1915 editorial questions President Owstoon's leadership and cabinet strength as the United States debates war policy with Germany. It notes McAdoo as the only cabinet member widely respected, while others lack coherent guidance amid calls for a tougher stance. The piece weighs options like severing relations, stopping trade, and arming allies, asking if war or peace will prevail.
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Unpreparedness claims tag Gardner over Navy
Massachusetts representative Gardner cites a blistering letter to President Garfield and Navy Department documents to argue the U.S. Navy regressed after Democrats won House control. He accuses Secretary Daniels of failing to mentor during Taft era, linking appropriations to party control.
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Massachusetts
Garfield
Navy
Navy Department
Office of Naval Intelligence
Naval Directors
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Taft
Sale of Arms and Ammunition Stimulus Debate
The article argues against a U S embargo on arms exports noting private factories in the United States can supply munitions in war, and warns such embargoes could weaken national strength and invite peril comparable to historic conflicts. It stresses the benefit of maintaining armament production for national security and economic stability.
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The Datey Novelette teeters on time and work
Abstract, fragmented passage follows Ziggers after a seven day shift in a Budweiser factory. He naps as his wife sews and sings while a phonograph plays German tunes. Their son recites songs, blending domestic routine with wartime atmosphere and idle moments.
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Fragmentary OCR News Clip With Nonsensical Phrases
The readable fragments mention a Chinese orchestra practice and a scene around 2 German siver lemonade, with stray references to well names and a dumbbell factory. No coherent event or identifiable individuals form a complete story from the fragment.
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Bues
Ma Magee
New York City to Install Police Call Light System
New York City will install green call lights on ten foot poles to signal police at four street junctions. A push button at the station flashes the light every four seconds until contact is made, with a second high button for victims in need. Ten units already exist in the lower Tenderloin district and more will follow as fast as manufactured.
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New York City
Tenderloin
The Most Surprising Thing To An American About Palermo
A brief observation notes how Palermo surprises an American traveler with its blend of history cuisine and street life. It highlights architecture markets and everyday scenes that challenge typical expectations.
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Palermo
Great May Sale of New Undermuslins
Rare economies in the Great May sale of new undermuslins feature hundreds of dainty pieces. Gowns, petticoats, pants, combinations trimmed with lace and embroidery. High neck gowns and slip overs with dainty trimmings. Long and short skirts, corset covers, Musik pants with ruffle or embroidery trimmings.
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Dainty garments feature lace trimmed gowns and skirts
A local shop displays slipover gowns with lace and daltion trimmed yokes along with skirts showing wide lace and embroidered ne fabrics. Lace trimmed envelope chemis are also advertised, inviting customers to view the window display.
Tailored Suits Sale Highlights Special Assortment
A sale on tailored suits offering regular prices of 18.50 to 25.00. Suits are taken from stock at 10.00. Window display shows special assortment and price reduction.
Curtain and Drapery Department Ad Highlight
You will find a wonderful range of new styles in white cream and ecru. See our curtain line before purchasing elsewhere for best selection and prices.
Markets Amid War Provide Outdoor Feasts for Surviving City
In a city stripped of many comforts by conflict, residents endure with food cooked and eaten in outdoor markets. During meal hours, these markets transform into lively hubs where people gather for sustenance, socializing, and swift commerce as daily life persists under hardship.
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Taly
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised For Kidney Trouble At Clarkesburg
The ad claims Dodn's Kidney Pills relieve tired weariness and urinary disorders. It cites Ada Rankin of 209 Church Street Clarksburs endorsing the product and notes purchases at Wells and Heymsker's Drug Store. Dose relief from back and kidney pain is promised with continued use since January. 50 cents at all dealers.
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Clarksburg
Mire
Ada Ramkin
Churchstreet
Clarksburs
Doan
Welle & Heymsker
Roofing Tiles at Slate Prices Amid City Night Market
Lanterns and torches light narrow streets where wine shops and copper vessels line outdoor kitchens. Vendors sell beef stomachs, lathered meats, and chopped artichokes while vegetables and eggs entice buyers. Monotony and bustle of a public dining scene mix with notes on macaroni stands and festive eating as a democratic street culture unfolds. A financial notice from The Lowndes Savings Bank announces bank actions and related matters.
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