Pershing in History Sparks Debate on Presidency and Public Opinion
The Ohio Republicans form a Pershing club amid questions about his presidential prospects and party affiliation. Critics whisper of favoritism in France and possible investigations, while supporters weigh the general’s legacy and whether public scrutiny will fade as victory nears.
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Republicans
Ohio
Pershing
Pershina
France
Weara
Aarces Avaindt
Géntral
Shakespeare
Abe
General Pershing
Rippling Rhymes on War Aid and Moral Guilt
The piece mocks wartime charity rhetoric as statesmen pledge aid though burdened by duty. It ridicules U S food relief visuals while condemning brutal acts, yet insists on humane aid without endorsing harsh violence. Names and exact events are not specified.
Wilson and Pershing Honour in World War History
The passage reflects on President Wilson and General Pershing as central figures in World War I. It asserts Wilson’s leadership urged national effort to meet emergencies and support allied demands, with the aim to defeat a vicious military power and secure lasting history for their actions and decisions.
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Wilson
Pershing
Carnegie Rumors on His Health and Last Donations
B C Forbes reports Andrew Carnegie, mostly out of sight, may still be healthy as shown by a four page letter to Charlie Schwab. The piece lists gifts totaling 325 million dollars to libraries, universities, and peace efforts, and discusses whether he will die rich or poor.
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Pitteburgh
Andrew Carnegie
B.C. Forbes
Wall Street Journal
Charlie Schwab
Carnegie
Althoy
Charlie Sehwab
Mr. Sehwab
Mr. Carnegie
Stiho
Myr
Rest and Sleep Urged as Flu Cure and War News Mix
A Cedar Rapids Gazette column urges rest to beat the flu and notes mixed war talk. It suggests buying War Savings Stamps for Christmas and hints at US political and global tensions during a wartime period. It also mentions travel shifts and local sales targets in Washington County.
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Washington County
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Peace and punishment thoughts in wartime dialogues
A clipped dialogue quote debates justice after the Great War. It contrasts harsh punishment for the Kaiser with broader aims of world self preservation and territorial rights, noting pressures on conquerors if justice remains limited to penalties. The Knoxville Banner is cited.
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Knoxville
Nellie Weighs Hope In Odd Exchange At Home
In a strained conversation Nellie weighs a claim that someone named Claud can do something tonight. She replies with cautious confidence that he has his reminders, suggesting belief in an upcoming capability or event despite odd phrasing and unclear context.
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Nellie
Anson Lorne's New Path to Restored Fortune
After a crushing fortune collapse, Anson Lorne finds support from his nephew Wallace Drake who plans a sober return to stability. Wallace sells assets, supports study, and secures work while cultivating a modest life with Miss Ora Scofield. romance with Ora ends in a hopeful June wedding.
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Wallace
Lorne
Miss Oro Scofield
Ora
Miss Scofield
Lorre
Anson Lorne
Ora Secofield
Oath of Cheney & Co Partner on Catarrh Cure Guarantee
J Cheney of Cheney & Co sworn to swear partnership claim in Toledo with a $100 reward for each catarrh case not cured by Hall Catarrh. Notary A W Gleason witnessed December 6, 1874. Advertises Haile Catarrh Medicine and CHSLEY & CO Toledo remedies and Family Pills for constipation.
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Ole
Toledo
T.vuess County
Sarrank
J. Cheney
Om Cheney & Co
A. W. Gleabon
F. J. Chlsey & CO
Giao Et Brews
Facetious remark on teachers and discipline
A facetious remark notes that old school teachers had odd ideas about teaching. It claims a sturdy ruler rightly used could turn a stupid student smart, reflecting sharp critique of past methods.
Inner landscapes in daily thought and woe
A reflective line notes vast unmapped country within us needing explanation for our sorrows. The reference to George Eliot appears in a fragmented form, indicating a literary allusion to inner vs outer understanding and emotional turmoil.
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Woeis
George Eltet
Columbus' Three Vessels Sailed From Datos in 1492
The Santa Maria was one of three ships under Columbus sailing from Datos Spain on August 3 1492. The ship measured about ninety feet and carried sixty six seamen. It was decked and had four masts two square and two lateen sails. The other vessels were smaller with no decks and all were provisioned for a year.
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America
Datos
Spain
Lona Mountain Range in Sumatra Details
Sumatra is of volcanic origin and part of the Asiatic continent. The Bartsons or Sumatra Alps form a broken longitudinal chain on the island with peaks reaching 10 000 to 12 000 feet above sea level.
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Sumatra
Nothing Gained by Brooding and Everyday Duty
A reflective note urges leaving failures behind and embracing daily fresh starts. It calls for releasing entities and grudges that burden the mind and stresses constructive action. The text suggests observing youth efforts daily and performing duties, even small chores, as a form of duty.
Jimmie Seeks Help After Dentist Visit
A family friend in a discussion with Jimmie after four teeth were pulled, Jimmie asks a humorous yet awkward question about hair pulling during the visit, revealing the casual fallout of a dental procedure.
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Jimmie
Brown
Pig Iron from Iron Sands Demonstrated in New Zealand
Experiments show practicability of pig iron production from iron sands in New Zealand. Industry has reached a stage where iron is produced at about 15 tons per day with plans underway to greatly enlarge the plant and capacity.
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New Zealand
Rail Timetable Fragments From 1918 Schedule
Fragmented timetable lists east and westbound passenger and freight trains with numbers and departure times. It notes daily operation except Sunday for several locals and freights and includes corrections to December 1918 and agent details.
Corn Pain Is Fused The Corn Is Doomed
A sensational claim promotes a corn remover as unbeatable. The ad asserts a guaranteed solution that eliminates corn pain, promising lasting relief and asserting the corn will be doomed. It targets readers seeking a definitive remedy.
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BRL & VP
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Lawrence & Co
Physicians and Surgeons
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Lemley
Washington, IA
DR. S. Tf. Bateman
Blair Bldg
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J. D. Dayton
Westchester, Iowa
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Washington, Iowa
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C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
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Morrison & Morrison
Richer, Livingston & Eicher
LAW
Abstract Department
W. M. Keeley
W. H. Butterfield
Crail’'s
Washington Lodge
A. F P
A. M
Ralph L. Bunce
W. M
J. W. Morton
Cyrus Chapter
Ll. D. Laneworthy
HW. P
Bethlehem Commandery
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McKihhinney
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Recorder
R. H. Walker
Rose Reid
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