Count Zeppelin death noted in European telegraph
The report chronicles Count Zeppelin's death at Charlottenberg Germany aged 79. It reflects on his wartime influence and mixed legacy, noting admiration in Germany and criticism in Allied nations and neutrals. It discusses his airship's military limits and lasting aviation impact.
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Count Zeppelin
Charlottenberg
Germany
Temeres
William
Ther
Great Britain
London
Zeppelin
Napoleon
America
Carey Yompelin
Submarine War Outlook and Allied Strain
Press comment summarizes wartime seesaw of U boat activity, noting a 20 percent rise in merchant losses over two months and warnings of intensified campaigns by March. It argues the sea war is a fatigue contest alongside land battles, with Germany aiming to exhaust Britain while public hopes for quick victories fade.
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American Review of Reviews
Root
Privat
Roots
Department of State
Congress
Richard Cinry
Judson Harmon
Alton BR. Parker
Amon Repubican
Rent
Koosevelt
Taftineland
France
Ternary
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Aly
Russia
Japan
New York Evening Post
Stin
Jossey
Berlin
England
Terrineres
Mackensen
Galicia
Falkenhayn
Transylvania
Cngland
Eggpland
Reading Psalm Ninety in Winter’s Quiet Reflections
A reflective essay contemplates Psalm Ninety as a guiding scripture beyond church filters. The author wanders through gray skies and melting ice, finds solace in the psalm’s lasting, somber beauty, and muses on mortality, divine dwelling, and human fragility amid fading seasons and approaching eternity.
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Theo
Moses
God
Iowa House Clears Resolution On Cummins Defending Rights
Davenport Times notes the Iowa House voted unanimously to discard a resolution aimed at Senator Cummins for defending constitutional rights amid calls to limit the Senate’s independence. The piece contrasts a people’s hearing for Cummins with fickle exam requirements for political candidates and urges contacting Congress.
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Tmra Venuse
Davenport
Iowa House of Representatives
Cummins
Congress
House
Health and Happiness by Dr Huber on appendicitis and digestion
Medical column discusses appendicitis symptoms including McBurney's point and peritonitis risk, note on differential diagnosis, and readers' questions about recovery after grippe and pneumonia. Advice covers weight, rest, air, sunshine, and when to seek frank medical guidance.
City Manager plan شکست denied in Iowa City vote
Burlington Hawk-Eye reports Iowa City rejected the commission manager form 99 to 747, prompting calls to revisit the issue and separate city management from party politics as discussions continue. The piece notes potential future reconsideration and civic reform.
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Drefeate
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Iowa City
University City
Lawn City
Rotary program on conservation at Holtet Russell y Lams
The Rotary club meets Monday March 12 to hear four talks on conservation topics by Lichty Huntley Williams and Rath. Secretary A F Gales is ill. An Erie example shows a rotating visiting housekeeper helping poor families through better household management. A new membership plan is being developed by a two week old committee.
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Rotary Club
Holtet Russelly Lams
George E. Lichty
George W. Huntley
George W. Williams
E. F. Rath
Erie
Associated Charities
Rotary
Road to Bagdad Captures Oriental Romance and War Ambition
The piece reflects on the British expedition nearing Bagdad, evoking Haroun al Rashid and medieval luxury while weighing the geopolitical impact of a potential capture. It contrasts imperial struggle with modern trench life and hints at exotic allure for soldiers.
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Chicago
Bagdad
Mandalay
Haroun
al Rashid
Cassia
Orient
Europe
Asia
One Flag We’d Like Down: The Cold Wave
A Boone News Republican quip notes a desire to lower the cold wave flag, while a saying from Distance Lends Enchantment hints that distance lends charm. The Atchison Ginbe remark adds that the most beloved relatives are distant.
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Boone News-Republican
Lo Ste
Atchison
Side Talks on Blame in Marriage and Equality
Ruth C came to discuss blame in marriage noting women often bear fault for daily irritations. A late train conversation reveals a couple where the wife holds the upper hand. The Lady insists more balanced roles will grow as justice and tolerance rise.
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Jie
Arcohal
Meno
Omar Khasyam
Dar
Molly
Kitty Black Learns A Lesson From Hungry Mice
A lazy cat named Kitty Black habitually drank milk and caused trouble until a night of hunger, dream visions, and mice under the door reveal her folly. She wakes to find mice raiding the pantry, vows reform, and becomes a mouse-hunting cat to please her farmer’s wife.
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Kitty Black
Kitty
Sloan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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