Man Without A Country Nolan’s naval trials and legends
Narrative notes Nolan the Stranger a sailor shunned for disowning a homeland. He endures aboard ships with restricted talk while officers and mates manage his reading and interactions. A ballroom misstep with Mrs Graff exposes his longing for home and sparks a sea of legends about his fate.
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Shaw
Nolan
Navy
Alexandria
Cairo
Pyramids
America
Hemisphere
United States
Paraguay
Napoleon
Canning
New York
Phillips
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Indian Ocean
Old Shaw
Bermudas
Flechier
Windward Islands
Warren
Mediterranean
Bay of
Naples
James
Lady Hamilton
Hamilton
Shubrick
Miss Rutledge
Mr. Nolan
Philadelphia
Europe
Vesuvius
George Pons
Junius
Thomas Jefferson
Pons
Prosperity Forecast by Armour Amid War Economy
J Ogden Armour argues in Chicago that wartime needs will sustain prosperity for two years or more. He says billions lent to allies circulate domestically, boosting jobs and wages, while urging Americans to avoid wasteful economy and maintain normal business activity.
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Chicago
United States
J. Ogden Armour
England
France
Mr. Armour
Uncle Sam
Woodrow Wilson
FLEES CELL IN GUARD S GARb
Auburn prison escape tale details Reynolds Forsbrey disguising as a guard to flee with keeper John Betts unconscious. Forsbrey seized a guard revolver, sought life term murder sentence in reserve, then released after a few hours with deputies closing in. He surrendered in a barn without contest.
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Auburn
N. Y
Reynolds Forsbrey
John Betts
Betts
Forsbrey
Filipinos Eager to Enter U S Navy
Manila reports strong Filipino enthusiasm for joining the U S Navy. Citizens show near unanimous loyalty, recalling Dewey’s 1898 clash and the British fleet’s support against the Spaniards. Islanders express eagerness to enlist in the United States forces.
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U. S. Navy
Manila
P. S
United States
United States Navy
Eat No Potatoes Movement Spreads Across Nation
The Hamilton club in Chicago launches a campaign urging Americans not to eat old potatoes to reserve seed for the next harvest. Agricultural officials warn seed potatoes are scarce. farmers are urged not to sell seed potatoes and consumers to favor fresh. Inspectors report speculators holding large potato stock as the movement gains national traction.
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Chicago
Tll
United States
Hamilton Club
Hota
Internationa
Eugene H. Grubb
Carl Vrooman
St. Hamilton
Hamilton Club Committee
South
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Sam
Best Fed Children Harvey Wiley's Sons Practice Good Foods
Doerr Wiley describes how Harvey W Wiley and John Pres ton Wiley feed their sons. They rely on milk from dairy cows, brown bread, fruits, vegetables, and limited meat after age three. Meals emphasize pure milk and nourishment with minimal sugar and sweets.
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Harvey W. Wiley
John Preston Wiley
United States
Doerr Wiley
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Man
Country
Edward Everett Hale
Anyday
Walter Scott
Patterson
Jenkins
Charlestown Navy Yard
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