As the new law reshapes election officer pay and uses
The text argues that a syst of pay for election officers varies by total votes and applies to primaries, with officers earning higher daily rates as vote totals rise. It notes the impact across Warren County and predicts adjustments per district and year based on turnout. It also discusses grain crops and a light apple harvest amid a broad note on agricultural prospects and food price expectations.
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As of
Warren County
Gerks
Reguar
War Speech Denounces Kaiser and Calls for Hard Peace Terms
The speaker denounces Germany for invading Belgium and disrupting Europe, urging strong action by the United States and allies. He warns pacifist efforts may aid the Kaiser, and insists on resisting terms that would yield conquered lands or end free government. He lists targets for postwar justice and asserts peace requires unwavering commitment and renewed strength.
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Germany
Belgium
France
United States
Europe
America
China
South America
Rhine
Alsace
Lorraine
Russia
Turkey
Serbia
Roumania
The Popes Peace Terms Debate
An article discusses the Pope as a religious authority and its distinction from political authority. It argues the Pope’s peace proposals concern diplomacy, not ecclesiastical power, and asserts no church authority issues mandates on worldly terms.
Light and Kindness Brighten Hidden Burdens
A Milwaukee Journal excerpt urges daily acts of warmth and cheerful words to ease heavy burdens carried by rich and poor alike. It notes a kind word can travel far, crossing unseen distances to lift spirits and spark light in dark days.
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Milwaukee Journal
World's Largest Bronze Door for Missouri Capitol Entrance
The main entrance at the Missouri state capitol in Jefferson City will receive a solid bronze door within weeks. Weighing the heaviest and largest of its kind, the two piece installation costs $10,000 and recalls Roman era design.
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Missouri State Capitol
Jefferson City
Viscount Ishn Heads Japanese Mission Touring U S
Viscount Ishn, head of the Japanese mission, travels across the United States on a goodwill tour. He meets officials, attends ceremonies, and promotes bilateral ties through discussions and public appearances.
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United States
The Motherland Calls to Her Sons Poem
The poem portrays a patriotic call across plains and seas as sons respond with zeal and sacrifice. The imagery spans ships, mills, fields, and battle, culminating in endless lines of disciplined recruits marching toward war. Attributed to William H. Fischer in the New Jersey Courier.
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William H. Fischer
New Jersey Courier
Care of Young Goslings in the Oven and Coop
The American Agriculturist advises on gosling care from incubation to early feeding. Incubation lasts 28 to 33 days, average 30. Do not feed goslings before two days old. provide tender greens, water, and light feed like rolled oats or moistened stale bread. Keep goslings in protected coops with water, and turn them to pasture after a week or ten days. A theft report notes Miss Jennie B. Hartman of Catawissa, Pa., had a sheet and bedspread stolen from her wash, then returned after ironing.
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Jennie B. Hartman
Catawissa
Flies and Disease Warn of Indoor Invasion This Fall
A warning on flies entering homes as cooler weather arrives. The article explains how fly anatomy aids in carrying disease, urges screen repairs and preventive extermination, and suggests a screened vestibule to reduce indoor entry. It notes flies seek filthy food sources and follow humans indoors.
Rich boys chosen for Pasadena draft quota reveal vast fortunes
The Pasadena draft quota lists men with fortunes over 100 million dollars. Among them are Lowell McAdams a banker with seven to nine million. Leroy Reidman former Stanford crew coxswain and banker. Leroy Linnard son of hotel manager with more than ten million. Thaddeus Updegriff a social leader with ten to fifteen million. John Coulston with the American ambulance corps in France and very wealthy. Donald Daniels aviation student at Berkeley whose wealth could not fit in gold.
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Pasadena
Cal
Lowell McAdams
Leroy Reidman
Stanford University
Leroy Linnard
D. M. Linnard
San Francisco
Thaddeus Updegriff
John Coulston
American Ambulance Corps
France
Donald Daniels
Berkeley
German Cross Distribution Reaches 2,250,000
Amsterdam Aug. 23 Deputy Marquardt of the German Reichstag proposed broader Iron Cross distribution. Emperor William announced that 2,250,000 second class crosses had been distributed by June 1.
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Amsterdam
Marquardt
Reichstag
William
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