Understanding Guides Government in Asian Affairs
The government may rely on standing to guide international relations. A friendly understanding like the Russo Japanese protective alliance improves prospects, while absence would hurt. The new agreement between great Asiatic nations extends the Anglo Japanese alliance and claims China's territorial integrity as its basis. The world must see that this agreement on Asiatic affairs is more than mere words.
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China
Aalhoven
Japan
Russia
Pacific
America
Far East
Tanan
Newsraree Archive
What change does the country want in 1916 politics
Bolton Post argues that the nation is prosperous and content, not craving a change. It questions the need for electing Mr. Hughes, asserting no new offers beyond existing gains and praising Wilson's diplomacy and the Mexican settlement prospects.
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Hughes
Wilson
Safe And Sane Fourth Prompts Mixed Reactions Across Nation
The Fourth of July safety campaign is praised as preventing many casualties, while criticisms note incomplete observance and lingering danger. The editorial calls for genuine patriotism without noise, warns of profiteers in explosives, and questions foreign and domestic actions impacting the era. It mentions Mexico, Villa, Huerta, and German leadership, linking them to national security and public mood.
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Bedlam
Mexico
Wilson delays renomination notification ceremonies
President Wilson postpones the notification of his renomination until after Congress adjourns, arguing his duty to the public business. He maintains his actions reflect service to the people, not political strategy, and emphasizes duty over personal comfort.
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Mr. Wilson
Russia and Japan Form Far East Alliance Aims for Peace
AALHOVEN notes the evolving Russo Japanese pact and its hoped for stabilizing effect in Asia. The commentator says the unlikely alliance, born from near conflict, may bind mutual interests and reduce open hostility, signaling possible peace though tensions remain in competition for influence in the Far East.
From Other Viewpoints and Commentary Snippets From 1916
A collection of brief quotations from American newspapers in 1916. The items cite Berlin correspondents barred from fronts, speculation on Villa, China’s stance toward Russia and Japan, neutrality questions about German American cargoes, and political jests about Hughes and machine politics. The clippings reference campaigns, militia anecdotes, and satirical remarks about leadership and public figures.
Nervous people urged to keep blood cool in Sumter
An ad style notice promises relief for nervous tension and overheat with a “great new Gurre remedy Margo” claiming to cool heated blood open pores relax nerves and restore calm. It markets a nonprescription blend said to require no dope or strong drugs and offers an absolute satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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Press
Hilta
Ufel
Wales
Secret King Tomb Tale and Wary Ducted Plot
Fragmentary OCR story recounts ancient kings burial mysteries and a siege ending with a river turning to reveal a corpse. It mentions Attila the Hun era, hidden sepulchers, and Thackeray era framing with whispered gossip about a Wol Cham or Winkie order. Readers are left with vague names and dramatic spectral hints.
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Attila
Tun
Acter
Thors
Destrous Ot
Hoosier Cabinets Sale Promises Big Savings and Plans
Panoramic advertisement touts Hoosier Beauty as a gold medal Panama-Pacific Exposition model. It details a steel and wood kitchen cabinet with slide out shelves, airtight canisters, self cleaning flour bin, condiment and pantry storage, and a revolving spice rack. The promo pushes limited stock, four model choices, easy terms starting with $1 down and weekly payments, and warns prices will rise after July and August due to material costs. It urges immediate purchase to avoid delays and lost savings.
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