Tobacco in War Sparks Debate Over Soldier Endurance
An article adapts a wartime scene from Orvillers, noting a British subaltern’s charge and a wounded officer. It cites Dr. Kress’s tobacco critique and British officer quotes on health, endurance, and morale, arguing that soldiers’ courage and resilience exceed tobacco’s harms despite strong opinions.
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Mitrailleuse Sre
Tipperary
Orvillers
Douglas Griffin
King’s
Liverpool
Abbeville
Somme
Eubaltern
Great Britain
Boyd Cable
Patrick McGill
Mr. Hall
Kitthener
Europe
Philadelphia Record
Tall Republican analysis of 1912 vote hints at misread returns
An examination of the 1912 presidential election shows that over 1,100,000 Democrats and more than half the Progressive support switched to Roosevelt, especially in large cities and populous states, challenging the belief that Roosevelt's withdrawal would hand Hughes a guaranteed conservative inheritance.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Tait
Wilson
Roosevelt Strength Outside Party Reduces Hughes Appeal
In New York Roosevelt outpolled Taft in major Democratic counties and led by strong margins outside the party, while Hughes failed to rally practical party men. Historical governor races show Hughes beating Hearst in 1906 by 57,987 and re election by 69,008 over Chandler, despite Taft’s statewide win by 202,907. Hughes trailed in Brooklyn and other populous areas, signaling weak Republican enthusiasm and lack of encouragement from past results or future prospects.
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New York State
Roosevelt
Taft
Upstate
Hhe
Hughes
Hearst
Chandler
Brooklyn
New York
Road funds and political courage face a test in Pennsylvania
The piece notes a $75 million national highway aid bill with Pennsylvania potentially receiving $3,585,760 if it matches funds and submits to federal oversight. It recalls a past rejection amid Bigelowism, questions whether current Republicans will accept Democratic conditions, and mentions broader political sniping, wedding gifts from steel magnate Henry Frick and a growing auto license total of 200,000.
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Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Tutz
Humes
Henry Clay Frickinow
From Other Viewpoints and Public Commentaries
A compilation of quoted opinions from major newspapers discussing the General Dam act, censorship in international commerce, and social debate. Tone reflects editorial voices from New York Evening Post, Washington Star, New York World, and Chienga Herald on policy and public reactions.
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Chicago
New York Evening Post
Great Britain
Washington Star
Koenig
Germany
Beuteel
Chienga Herald
Arch Bristow’s Cs Columnist Remains in Absurd Riffs
The piece mimics a chaotic column with stray musings on cars, fashion, manners, and daily life. It threads together jokes, brand names, public figures, and local observations, reflecting a noisy, era specific column voice with occasional social commentary and consumer notes.
PM Improving Every Way, Says J L Wiles Defense Claim
J L Wiles of 208 Tannen Street asserts constant efforts to improve all aspects. The lengthy statement references health concerns, nervousness, choking sensations, and sleep disruption, describing ongoing ailments and the impact on daily life.
Fragmented Text Reflections on Automobiles and Suffering
The passage recounts a noisy social scene with references to a rear seat and a dog, followed by musings on someone named Jay and a trip. It mentions a war, a person named Ray, and a herb product, ending with a call for family attention amid confusion.
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Uwe
Jay Rae
Soa Ga
Ie Yanla Ray
iTaey
Githouley
Weil Abd
Family of Ridgway Soldier in Very Hard Circumstances
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century plea describes a Ridgway soldier’s family in dire need. A local board, likely county commissioners, discusses aiding the widow and child, referencing a letter, rationing, and possible charitable support from El Paso and nearby communities. The text notes financial strain, requests for assistance, and a request to publish the appeal.
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Ridgway
el Paso
United Dates Service
Rubber Trees. India cvtner Tees Whi awe GSped fevers
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning rubber trees in India and references to fever, numbers, and places. Readable facts are limited. cannot extract a clear event, person, or organization for a full summary.
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India
Fragmentary note hints at an intimate exchange
The readable fragments describe a private moment with unclear ages and roles. The text mentions kissing and a farewell gesture, but important details are missing or garbled, leaving the exact scene and participants uncertain.
Settlement of Dalrymple Estate Details Noted
Fragmented report references the settlement of the Dalrymple estate with unclear names and dates. The text mentions an elder about a will or probate matter and notes potential actions by authorities, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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