Why We Fight Germany in Plain Words
A transcription of a 1917 American explanation of why the United States must enter World War I. It argues Germany threatens American sovereignty and democratic institutions, calling for self defense and defense of international law. It cites Pro German influence in the U.S. and German aggression, urging unity with liberal democracies to preserve freedom.
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Germany
Rditer
Mathews
Nationar
Dorter Mathews
Gullelk
United States
New York Times
America
Mathon
Ted
Dulane
Kaiser Sud
Cartiaehy
Wwe
Bor Ryans
Spica
Fintred
Japan
Mexico
Spain
High Seas
Prussia
Austria
France
Balkan
Bohemia
Poland
Juadenral
Sam Amerten
Cormuns
Jayna Juve
Germiny
Unite States
Hien
Armenia
Lusitwin
Anorleus
Kura
Weel
Armerica
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Dried eggs to the United States from China
Imports of eggs and egg products total about 10 million pounds this year valued at roughly 1 5 cents per pound. The piece describes Shanghai plant operations with workers, sanitation, and processing steps for drying freezing and candling eggs, noting the factory’s high hygiene standards and 100 female workers handling 1 500 to 2 000 eggs daily.
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Japan
Chin
Shanghai
Tvetree Af
BK Dias Tures
Revival of the American Fence in Suburban Colonies
The article notes a nationwide shift back to decorative fences in affluent suburbs. It contrasts past drab picket lines with a revived, architecturally styled fence influenced by the American Colonial tradition and original design, spreading from northern colonies to the west.
Trellis Work Garden Aid and Pergola Tips
An article extols trellis work for summer flower gardens and notes a 2h by 50 lot can be planted for 15 with cheaper options using mals or seeds. It warns the pergola requires taste and can fail artistically and points readers to books for guidance and beginner gardening pitfalls.
Home Build Era Advice on Room Placement and Lot Orientation
Suggests careful planning of house layout focusing on room placement and lot facing to maximize comfort. Recommends lot face south or west and ground slope considerations. Emphasizes dining room exposure to south or east for morning warmth and protection from heat at other meals.
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Joen Hon
Overplanting Streets and Tree Spacing Debate
A 19th or early 20th century voice argues against dense street planting. It asserts trees need space to develop distinct character and recommends 50 foot spacing rather than uniform 25 or 34 foot gaps to avoid a uniform green tunnel.
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Beya
Woman Overcomes Ills with Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Fulton New York woman Mrs Nellie Phelps shares a testimonial of relief from female weakness and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims long suffering ended and she can work again, urging others with similar symptoms to seek advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. and consider the remedy.
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St. A. Rider
R.F.D. No. 5
Fulton, N.Y
Lydia B. Pinkham
Notre Dame Offers Complete Courses Across Disciplines
The University of Notre Dame in Indiana announces full curricula including Agriculture Letters Journalism Library Science Chemistry Pharmacy Architecture Commerce and Law. Mull eria is listed among offered programs.
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University of Notre Dame Notre Dame
Indiana
Spokane City and Westward Ambition Rise in Riverside Growth
The piece portrays Spokane as a swift modern town set in a Virgin wilderness with streetcars and lights. It highlights Indians, outdoor life, rapid growth after electric power damming, and a landscape of mines, railways, and a booming economy centered on the river’s hydroelectric reach.
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New England
Spokane
Rome
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Dean Shailer Mathews
Chicago University
the Kaiser
U. S
China
Lydia E.pinkham
Nebraska
Fremont County
Andrese
John M. Livingston
Nebraska City
W.N. U
Des Moines
Metropolis OF the
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