Turning Back the Hands Of Progress By Wilson Critics
A prolonged critique argues against Wilson's public life and his push for military preparedness. The column attacks war hawks led by financiers and politicians, condemns Congress hearings, and singles out Jane Addams and the Woman's Peace Party as the lone sane voices opposing troop increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mitch
Sinecere
Kknaves
Theodore Roosevelt
Mexico
Congress
Jane Addams
Woman's Peace Party of America
Army
Navy
Mins Jane
Hard Times and Good Times Across the Social Strata
The oldest voices recall that hard times are a constant for the multitude, only rising to public notice when poverty reaches the upper echelons of industry and finance. As business circles recover, the era reverts to “good times” while the laboring masses continue to bear burdens.
The Curigus Kangaroo Analysis
A garbled piece discusses an odd theory about a queer anime style in Australia. It mentions a curious kangaroo family, ancient creatures, and a blend of fossil lore with modern imagery, ending with a fragmented nod to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sidirtic
New York
Day of Rest in French Town Sees Strict Holiday Rules
In a western France town a strict legal holiday tradition affects daily life. Jewelers express bewilderment as a writer and artist discuss a watch and a dejeuner sleep in a shop on Vue nar row streets of Tynary. The jeweler explains Thursday is a shop closing day under a law in Harjur's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Kenit
Tilking
Tynary
Prayce
Herbert Adams
Gibson Im Harjur
Light of a Deep Sea Shrimp Dredged by Prince Grimaldi
The New York World reports the discovery of a deep sea shrimp named Oplophorus grimaldi by the Prince of Monaco. Found at 16 000 feet, it emits pale blue light from two holes when in contact with salt water. The creature conserves energy and emits illumination only when needed to see or attract prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Monaco
Oplophorus Grimaldi
New York World
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Free Trial Offer
A promotional pitch for Parisian Sage claims the tonic stops hair loss and dandruff with a money back guarantee if results fail. It touts immediate scalp relief and shine, calling it a woman’s favorite and promising nourishment and vitality for the hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Drug Co
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F. Beasley
BR. F. Beasley
Journal Building
Jefferson and
Beasley Streets
Mr. Wilson
Germany
Miss Jane
Cardus
Rex
Ruth
Roland
Hen
Hazel Dawn
Mobe
Ence
Ronage
King la Grippe
Union
M. Secrest
Ph. G
Wach Partners
Tis Run
Express
Toile DU Nord
Lucerne
Punjab
W.H. Belk & Bro
Monroe, N. C
Avery
Cutter
Monroe Hardware CO
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