Germany and Allies Face Manpower Gamble in War Pace
A long commentary argues Germany can draw troops from millions in Ukrainians Finns Persians Tartars Caucasians and Muslims if time allows. It warns the Allies that delayed action could let the central powers swell their forces while American manpower surges aim to end the war swiftly. The piece notes impending American troop deployments to Europe and critiques wartime economics and liberty versus license.
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Andre Cheradame
New York Times
India
America
Towa
Frante
Frene
Europe
Germany
Iag
John Morley and the Enduring Value of Morley’s Work
A thoughtful appraisal of John Morley highlights his fairness over polemics, his four decades as editor of the Fortnightly Review, and his major biographical and literary works. The piece praises Morley’s contribution to Enlightenment through portraits of eighteenth century leaders and his role in sustaining rationalism in public life.
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Temple
Lorena
John Morley
Jecar- Gige
Hhat Morley
Maat Macaulay
Jeles
Bacon
Dr. Johnson
Addison
Rminlay
Morley
Maranly
Ife
Struth
Alwys Yeloess
Auhore
Chen
Lance
Tother
Chrestwith
Thoreness
Voltaire
Burke
Oliver Cromwell
Rossa
Diderot
Encylopaedists
Cebien
Wong
Gladstones
Irishium
England
Tmuxley
Harrison
Meredith
Clifford
Europe
Morjer
Farewell Celebrations Banned for Soldiers Departures
Iowa editors report new prohibition on public farewell events for departing soldiers. Traer and Tama county note restrictions extend totrain farewells and relatives. War department dislike of hysterical scenes cited. clothing news mentions skirts shortened next year due to cloth scarcity.
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Traer Star
Tama County
War Department
Elkader Register
Reagan
Vill
Health dangers of medicines and poisons in society
A historical overview discusses poisons and medicines, noting that powerful substances like mercury, arsenic, and strychnine serve as both cures and hazards. It warns against patent medicines and cosmetics, urges strict controls, and emphasizes physician oversight to prevent harm.
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R.A. F
Side Talks on Well Bred People and Breeding
A discussion on breeding defines well bred behavior by example. Traits include quiet movement, measured speech, proper grammar, privacy about personal affairs, graciousness to all, public decorum, and deference to elders, with disagreements conducted politely mirroring the grace of a perfect dancer.
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Molly
Joes And The Tatu Princess Part 1
In a tale by Mrs F A Walker a vain king is moved by an image of the Virgin to seek mercy and prayer. The image speaks, he repents, returns treasures, and seeks forgiveness. The princess reveals the artist Joel created the image and grows the king toward goodness as Joel loves the princess and remains selflessly devoted.
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Merensky
Constitutional Assembly
Gusta
Hansmissaries
Christ
Joel
Shea
Altho
Lony
Zionist official Walter Meyer reports from Palestine
Walter E Meyer, Yale and Harvard trained financial adviser to Dr Weizmann, arrives in Palestine with Zionist commission. He urges American Jewish immigrants to invest, build enterprises, and create employment while noting cholera and typhoid safety through army waterworks and a Jaffa rail link. He cites positive colonial morale and a significant meeting with Jerusalem governor Storrs and the grand mufti declaring mutual love between Jews and Arabs.
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Palestine
New York Tribune
Walter E. Meyer
Zionist Administrative Commission
Cheim Weitzman
Meyer
Yale
Harvard Law School
America
France
Weitzman
Storrs
Jerusalem
Musa Kasin Pasha
Jaffa
THIS DAY IN WAR: Dates and notes from 1914–17 headlines
A compact survey of World War I era items dated September 21 across 1914 to 1917, noting von Bernstorff influence attempts, British offensives at Fontine, French troops crossing the Aisne canals, and Serbs evacuating Semlin, with a separate piece on aerial combat by Charles B. Nee.
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Fontine
Aisnelarne Canal
Semlin
Fragmented Text Hinting at Narrow Hour Narrative
A fragmentary line mentions time and small vitals suggesting a tight, tense moment. The garbled wording hints at a summary of urgency or a note about a precise hour but lacks clear names, places, or events to identify.
First Class Man To Seventy Strong And Able
Promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure all for aging and kidney health. Claims circulation strength, energy, and stamina with two capsules daily. Offers a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask for the imported Gold Medal Brand.
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Haarlem
Cootie High in Wartime Entomology Efforts
Scientists of the U S department of agriculture are studying body lice known as cooties to find preventives or extermination methods. They track life stages test chemical effects on lice and humans and study how laundering and delousing processes work with army officers amid wartime attention.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Army
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