The Germ Theory and Public Health Progress
The essay traces the shift from charms and guesses to germ theory around 1870, noting how disease spread was understood and combated. It highlights mosquito control for yellow fever and malaria prevention, rodent control for Asiatic cholera, and the value of science in facing plagues while acknowledging remaining mysteries such as grip and pneumonia.
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Benjamin Franklin
Germans face air age as Allied air power grows
The piece argues that in about a year air superiority will enable Allied bombers to hit German ammo depots factories and supply bases. It links Liberty Bond purchases to funding aircraft fleets and bombs while urging public support and warning of intensified air raids against Germany.
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Germany
England
France
Italy
Liberty Ponds
Germany Risks U.S. Retaliation Over War Policies
The piece argues Germany risks inviting American strikes and harsher measures, citing Secretary Lansing and the Hague rules. It notes German prisoners outnumbering Allied captives ten to one and warns Germany to heed the consequences if it forces the hand.
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Lann‘ng
Germany
America
Lansing
Hague
The Chase of Power and War Trophies Across Nations
In this reflection on World War I era ambitions, rulers seek dominance symbolized by trophies of peace and liberty. America leads the way urging Kaiser Wilhelm’s overthrow as Austro German prisoners, Wilson’s street in Lucca, and new surrenders highlight a world in relentless pursuit of victory and security.
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Czar
Nick
Kaiser Bill
Sampson
America
Liberty Loan
From Other Viewpoints War Commentary Collage
A compilation of editorial quips from Ohio State Journal Kansas City Journal Utrica Observer and Richmond Times Dispatch Regarding war tasks Weather and morale differing perspectives note. The snippets contrast practical experience satire and casualty lists with a nod to historical sayings and war pacing.
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Ohio State Journal
Temperance Progress in America Prize Essay Winners
The local WCTU offered prizes for best temperance essays in grades and high school. Frank Miller of Sugar Grove won county first prize and Alice Larson of Warren was second. Miller’s essay is printed in full: Temperance Progress in America. The article traces early drink use, temperance beginnings in 19th century America, key societies, prohibitory laws, and notable advocates including Francis Willard and Anna Gordon, noting states with prohibition and a proposed constitutional amendment.
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Sugar Grove
Alice Larson
Warren
Mr. Miller
America
United States
Walter Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth
Henry Hudson
Hudson
New England
Colony
Georgia
Ogelthrope
Moreau
Saratoga County
New York
American Temperance Society
Boston
Massachusetts
New York Temperance Society
Journal of Humanity
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Great Britain
Scotland
London
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Maine
Union
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Rhode Island
Ilinois
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Washington
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Nebraska
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Oklahoma
Iowa
Arkansas
Mississippi
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Florida
Tennessee
Michigan
Indiana
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Congress
Kentucky
North Dakota
Maryland
Texas
South
Francis E. Willard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna A. Gordon
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Theodore Roosevelt
Bishop Berry
Entertainers urged to aid French hospital relief effort
American entertainers in France collaborate with the M G A and allied groups to boost morale in hospitals and camps. Soprano Almourite Farrar reports performing nightly for soldiers, spanning motor camps, Red Cross wards, and bedsides, with fans urging more performers to join.
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Almourite Farrar
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
James Forbes
America
Over There
Weounderdl
Walt
Hwg
Columbus
Red Cross
Anithey
Temperance Campaigns Against Liquor Across Military and Nation
Governor Brumbaugh opposes brewery demands and coal favors while General Wood Pershing and other generals push temperance in the army. The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and the Loyal Temperance Legion promote prohibition and anti liquor education. Navy and army rules ban liquor for service members and near bases, with reports comparing Allied conditions in England and France. The piece closes with a light joke about a gipsy fortune teller and newlyweds.
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Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Wood
United States Army
John Barleycorn
J. 3. Pershing
France
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Union Signal
America
Loyal Temperance Legion
The
Army
Navy
United States
England
Sheldon
Kansas
Great Britain
Paradoxical wish to lawyer friend in brief career remark
A Baltimore American line notes she wished her lawyer friend would have a long brief career, a paradoxical blessing implying a lengthy tenure in his profession. The remark blends a personal sentiment with legal terminology, reflecting a witty, era specific tone.
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Baltimore American
Buy Library Bones If circulation means anything to you
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