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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1915
Page
9
An 89 year old veteran describes his search for a bride. He explains that his first wife was not the right match, and recounts three trips to the altar. He notes his status as a Mexican War veteran and his comfortable means as context for his candid reflections.
A fragmented column of quotes and anecdotes on women and marriage. The piece threads ideas on generosity, cooking, driving, and social expectations, citing examples of how women influence men’s finances and happiness, with dated references and varied opinions.
US shipbuilding output fell as nine weeks of disruption stalled orders. The Commerce Department reported a drop in vessel construction with seven ships launched totaling modest tonnage, reflecting a weakening market versus the prior period.
An advertisement style text asserts Resinol stops itching with claimed proof and testimonials. It references relief for various skin irritations and promises a free trial, mentioning a Reginal Baltie and free offer details amid promotional language.
Prose fragment portrays the Marchioness Townshend anticipating moral collapse before war. Luxury and wealth erode reverence, while society worships pleasure. A divine awakening follows as war drums summon men to battle, leaving loved ones to mourn and recall happier days.
A 1914 discussion argues that neutrality amid war changes how war materials are traded. It notes the United States alone can export arms, yet demands neutrality be upheld by stopping exclusive arms exports and supporting trade with Germany, especially foodstuffs. The piece cites Wilson and ambassadorial remarks on embargoes and contraband.
The National Woman Suffrage Association issued a statement denying opposition to the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment. The group says it works for the amendment to enfranchise women nationwide and did not back the Shafroth or other federal legislation. Chairman Mra Weehtl McCormick of Chicago leads the congressional committee.
Washington Peet special from Kansas City recounts Mrs Flake Hunter of Kansas quitting the stage after eight years apart from her son now found in Wisconsin with his grandfather. She explains leaving musical comedy and vaudeville to reunite with family, praising motherhood over stardom and announcing she will be happiest woman on earth with husband Verne Hunter and Elis living with her.
Great War moves by the Allies begin with Kitchener's second army forming in London for a fifteen day campaign. Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square host meetings, with pamphlets detailing soldier benefits. Recruits register at chief offices as London enlists surge ahead of many more gatherings.
Claims the German cruiser Prinz Wilhelm and its crew sank fourteen merchant ships during a voyage across the Atlantic. Describes encounters with British and French vessels, coal shortages, and the capture of multiple prizes including the Guadaloupe with its 296 aboard. Reports on intercepted wireless messages and tensions over U S clearance of the Odenwald.
The Kronprinz Wilhelm remains anchored near James River as U S authorities plan tight controls. Commander Thierfelder and staff meet with Collector Hamilton while British and American ships monitor the port. Submarines escort the raider to quarantine with no salute as talks continue on coal, supplies, and potential release of British prisoners tomorrow.
Seven crew members were rescued from a Jersey schooner run aground at Barnegat inlet as coast guards battled the wreck. The vessel was said to be in no immediate danger.
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