Americans Prove Valor In WWI Battles At The Front
The piece lauds American troops in World War I for their initiative grit and determination showing in Can tigny Villers-Cotteret Woods and the Marne and notes Canada credits their fighting spirit. It also warns against food waste urging prudent picnics under State Food Administration guidance.
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Villers-Cotteret
Woods
Marne
Jaugonne
America
Canada
Germany
Mott for Governor Favored by Upstate Democrats
The Democratic and Republican press in New York praise Frank H. Mott of Jamestown for governor. An editorial notes a New York Tribune correspondent’s view that Mott is a strong, familiar candidate with broad state support, highlighting his long political presence and prior roles as candidate for secretary of state and deputy attorney general.
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Democratic Party
Noted Democratic Leader Mott Seen as Strong Gov Essemble
The text praises a Democrat known for wide-state influence, eloquence, and campaigning skill. It notes his roles including secretary of the public service commission and attorney of that commission, highlighting his broad acquaintance with state affairs and party leaders. It suggests him as a potential up-state governor candidate.
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Germany tastings the war front and nerve of the people
The article contrasts the Kaiser’s call for Germans to witness devastation in France with a warning that German towns would face greater terror if war reaches their soil. It also notes the Supreme Court ruling against the child labor law, urging constitutional change or a national conscience to sustain humane aims.
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Kaiser
Paris
Supreme Court
Flag Day and Gas Bill Reminders Prominent in War Era Voice
The note references Flag Day on Friday June 14 and reminds that Monday is gas bill day. It remarks on wartime resilience as a German submarine scare prompts a calm, with the weatherman and officials aligned for successful war prosecution and crops described as thriving for the season.
War Geography Bulletin on Spain as Spying Ground
National Geographic Society reports from war correspondent Herbert Corey describing Spain as a land full of spies. The piece recounts border patrols, neutral routes to Llivia inside French territory, Catalan hosts aiding travelers, and warnings about double dealings and betrayals amid travel during wartime.
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National Geographic Society
Herbert Corey
Spain
Hotel Europe
Liivia
Catlan
A mix of editorials and quotes on society and industry
The passage surveys opinion pieces across papers warning against socialism and German propaganda while noting rising shipyard activity in Florida. It mentions the Kaiser’s mockery, German claims about Shakespeare and Napoleon, and Florida shipyards expanding as a major future industry.
Pont-à-Mousson War Bulletin Notes Towns History
National Geographic Society reports Pont-a-Mousson near Nancy and Metz, a 13 000 population center with lacquer ware, iron work, paper, and blast furnaces. It lies on the Moselle with medieval churches Saint Martin Saint Laurent Saint Mary and a hill cresting Mosson ruins of an ancient castle.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Pont-a-Mousson
Nancy
Metx
Moselle
Pont-a- Mousson
St. Martin
St. Laurent
St. Mary
Community Kitchens Support War Effort and Frugality
England promotes community kitchens to conserve resources and aid housewives during wartime. Central kitchens coordinate buying and prep, with customers bringing their own utensils and eating off-premises. Examples include London’s Marlow kitchen and U S Food Administration wheatless shortcake recipes using barley, corn, and rice flours.
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England
America
Marlow
London
Marlowe
Pont a Mosson Near German Frontier at War Start
The report places Pont a Mosson nine miles from the German frontier at Corny, a focal point in the 1870 siege of Metz, noting Paris lies 226 miles west by rail via Chalons.
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Corny
Metz
Paris
Chalons
American Shoes for Japan Market Outlook
Japanese women favor traditional dress though upper class adopt modern footwear at social events. Trade commissioner C B E Bosworth of the commerce bureau says a measured push could place American shoes in Japan now and build a future market within ten to fifteen years as ready to wear footwear remains scarce.
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Japan
C. B E. Bosworth
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Life Prolonged by Rigid Diet Inspires Remark
General Booth II, aged sixty, credits a strict vegetarian regimen with prolonging life and sustaining vigor despite heavy war work. Once told he would not reach twenty-one, he later walked stairs with difficulty for years before adopting health rules. The Times notes his example amid Salvation Army duties.
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London Chronicle
Salvation Army
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