Experience in Office Guides Presidential Choice
The Philadelphia Record argues for retaining experienced officials, urging that Hughes favors keeping incumbents and warning against replacing seasoned administrators with newcomers. It praises Wilson’s proven presidency and stresses the value of continuity, arguing that four years in office makes a leader an expert.
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Eries
Hughes
Husches
Detroit
Mer. Hughes
Philadelphia
Welcome Heat Spell Prompts Farmer-Benefit Outlook
The author argues hot August weather harms no one if it boosts farmer yields, noting cooling nights and sunny days aid corn and late oats. Despite ninety degree days, optimism rises as wheat harvest ends and farmers rely on favorable sun and heat for crop success.
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Tre
Genera
Pennsylvania
Weather and war era musings mix in rural and dueling debate
The piece blends remarks on harvest weather benefiting farmers with a critique of dueling in France during wartime. It notes public ridicule may end dueling, cites Twain’s Tramp Abroad, and argues the battlefield is the true field of honor. Also mentions Wilson’s adjournment aim, Hughes’ cautious replies, and Danish reaction to island sales.
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Bntween Armfes
Paris
Republic
Nath Twain
France
Joseph Caillauxe
Louis d’Aillistes
Chamber of Deputies
Mvst
From Other Viewpoints in Nation Wide Debates
A compilation of editorial quips from major papers on U S naval policy leadership and political figures. It notes Hector Bywater praising Secretary Manuels, Raymond Robins on Republican verdicts, and various papers debating Kaiser punishment, corporate power, and Progressive Party vice presidential bids.
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Manuels
Hector Bywater
United States Navy
Naval and Military Record
London
Springfield Republican
Progressive Party
Washington Star
Fragmented 1918 wartime social column and notes
An assortment of scattered, personal items and society snippets from Warren in 1918 mix youths recounting activities with chores, a Detroit visitor remarking on pride in manners, wartime talk of relatives going to war, local gossip about marriages and court cases, and observational humor about daily life. The jumbled column mentions Col. Cody, Duffaig Bile, and various names, with notes on automobile accidents, parties, and a parade of everyday concerns.
Petersons Ointment Promises Cure For Piles Claims
An advertisement touts Petersons Ointment as a guaranteed remedy for piles and related ailments. It features testimonials including David R. Seymore praising rapid relief within ten minutes and urges readers to purchase from local sellers. The copy stresses a long list of symptoms and promises complete cure.
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Warren Evening Times
Otly Damoereaic
Wfery
Mt Sada
Pagnarivania Avene
the Times Publishing
Walter
Bubecristien
Cabiter
United Seaton Coutei de Warren
Aisa
Cubs
Panes Comal
Hawaiiam
Philippine Islands
Casadx
Warren
Panna
Postofire Ea
Momiber
Woodrow Wilson
Anal Soys
Supreme Court
Wilcox
Washington
Congress
White House
Sharks
Keenig
Pied Piper
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Avords
Raymond Robins
Chicago
New York Evening Post
New York ‘World
Baltimore Sun
Charleston Newa and Courier
Army
Navy
Washington Herald
Romeeres
Hsbas
Corkia
Wild West
Warne
Ana Homer
Our Nouse
Siarmeloek
Elpan
Wwe
Tadiun Summer
Ace Col
Cody
Sears
Mr. Tinghex
Warten Eard
Ropaganda
Tlebt
Cu & Food
Isa
Otennese
Gor An
Mayer
George Vailee
Greensburg
Hin Eather
Thomas Casine
Yung Tay
A. B.C
Thomas Knott
Beaver Falls
Don
Gosk
Cony
Coures
Indiana
Capper
Uphline
Uoh
Alameda
Billy Burks
Hess
Xo Sime
Bowen
Boston
Sterios
Krechanir
Maratensor
Hounder
Dros
Huper Spor
Shumderlaker
Devean
Maleat
Gut
Jane
Times
Nia Valerian
Peter
Fox
Petersons
R. Seymoe
Parks
Mirgaio
Patenson
Ceaarn
Eanbura
Mienses
Wan Orory
Petersen Tira
Bultato
Atlantic Refining Company
Polarine
Alsight “Agonac
Med Atlantic
Ageman
Atlantic
Igbecrtion
Magerer As
Times” Office
Fcleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toledo
Huron
Alpena
St.ignac
Spap
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