Washingtons Neutrality Echoes Through American Policy
The piece recalls George Washington facing a Europe torn by war and faction. It notes French Revolution excesses and pro British sentiment, yet highlights Washingtons refusal to enter alliance or war. It argues his Farewell Address urged neutrality and peace, a stance later echoed by Woodrow Wilson and successors through diplomacy.
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Uncertain War News and City Notes Across Papers
Fragments from multiple papers mention political figures like Roosevelt and Lodge, a Pittsburg hotel cost, naval and army topics, and scattered city items. The tone suggests a collage of editorials and snippets rather than a single event with coherent narrative.
Mystery Around 13th Day Superstition At Hotel
The article discusses manager Blanchard endorsing a superstition that a hotel should close on the 13th of every month to appease fear of hoodoo and panther legends. It notes uncertainty whether the Wil iim Penn Hotel actually closes on the 13th and cites 25 percent of travelers as superstitious abstainers.
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Manger Blanchard
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National Duty and Flag Day Remarks Spark Crisis Claims
The piece recounts President Wisan’s public duties and a Washington appearance amid calls for political neutrality. It asserts threats of punitive action at the polls against the president, urging Americans of all creeds to unite for the country’s interests and reject partisan vengeance. It also includes local church notices, services, and community announcements with multiple names and events.
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Unclear church schedule notes at Worthington parish
Fragmentary church notices list services and events with Rev W J Sones and Rev Willig FE Stub. Items include morning prayer and sermon at 11, Sunday school at 12, evening prayer, 7 30 pm service, Wednesday prayer meeting, young people society at 6 20, and titles The Unconquered Soul and The Portrait of the Tappy Man.
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Local notes from Palestine and Garland community visitants
Flora Steela spent Tuesday in Garland visiting friends. Miss Nettle Dugan works in Columbus as a stenographer for the Paint and War jar Go. Mrs C Dugan attended events with family in the area. Rebukal lodge officers attended a gathering with Bre. Jeumis Emutz and other members. a supper followed the meeting.
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Unclear OCR: local ad snippet with names and prices
Fragmentary text shows names like RENE L and KNICK ARNOCK ER with figures such as 47.50 and 2 BARREEE LDU. JAMES. Town appears as a place. Content unreadable. cannot determine event or context from remaining readable items.
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LDU
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Para
Supper Saturday at Clarendon church parish
The Indie of the Mevhnaiet church of Clarendon will hold a Saturday supper in the church parlor. Proceeds support church work. Tickets priced at 25 cents.
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