ALU S Well to My Love and League Debate
A portion of the page blends a wartime poem about longing and reunion with a political column praising Taft and discussing the League of Nations. It notes concerns over compulsory service and enforcement, then shifts to Edna May Lewisohn reportedly making England her home at Cranbourne Court, Windsor Forest, after retirement.
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Edna May
England
Edna May Lewisohn
London
Cranbourne Court
Indsor Forest
Lewisohn
Party He Belonged To
A country paper reporter interviews leading citizens about politics. At a residence a woman answers that the householder belongs to her party, saying, I’m the party he belongs to, after being asked to see him. The piece ends noting a Press Want Ad.
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Public Service
Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Painless Corn Peel
An advert touts Gets-It as the single painless method to remove corns and calluses in seconds. It claims users avoid messy tubes and knives by peeling away the corn in one piece, with simple two or three applications and no reoccurrence.
Emergence of the Old Germany in Boston onlookers
The piece notes Count Bernstorff joining the democratic party in Berlin as a foreign office spokesman while the Ebert government dodges fate of the ex Kaiser. It warns of German propaganda targeting Poland Russia and America to undermine Poland, and suggests that a free Poland blocks German aims in Eastern Europe. It also recalls a black soldier protesting dismissal and an exhausted British veteran pleading to stay with his unit.
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Germany
Boston Transcript
Count Bernstorff
Democratic Party
Berlin
Foreign Office
Ebert
William II
Poland
Russia
America
Austria
Baltic
Europe
France
Sam
Tommy Atkins
Dr. Firm
Ges
Premier Wilson Shines Amid Parisan Clash Of Leaders
The New York Evening Post describes Paris peace talks with leaders Orlando Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson. It notes Wilson’s ease in the role of premier, avoiding a ministerial crisis while others fret over Syria votes and cabinet resignations. Hughes also joins in the long distance honors.
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New York Evening Post
Paris
Orlando
Rome
Jugo-Slavia
Clemenceau
Hughes
Demobilize Tin Soldiers in Wartime Toy Debate
A Brockton Times summary notes Paris Temps urging an end to war toys for children. It cites German lead soldiers produced despite metal shortages and sold across Europe. The piece argues for peace by transforming weapons into farming implements and questions future generations' exposure to war toys.
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Brockton Times
America
Paris
Beleves
German leaders denounce harsh armistice terms
In the opening session of the German national assembly Chancellor Ebert and Prof Hans Delbruck condemned the armistice as unheard of and ruthless. They warned opponents against pushing Germany to uttermost surrender, arguing hunger is preferable to dishonor and warning of wage slavery for decades if terms persist.
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New York Tribune
Ebert
German National Assembly
Germany
Hans Delbruck
Germay
Europe
Russia
Balkans
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