Paper Read At Class Meeting On War and Industry
J C Field outlines how ancient peace built cities while modern war disrupts global commerce and employment. He argues that cotton and other industries rely on international trade, notes unemployment in Chicago New York and St Louis, and warns that war devastates production, markets and livelihoods worldwide.
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J. C. Field
Mens Social Study
M. E. Church
Solomons
Germany
Sweden
Europe
United States
America
England
Edgar Crammond
East
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
China
Submarine Schley to Be Largest US Build at Sea
Engineers reveal the Schley the United States will acquire within twenty two months as the world s mightiest seagoing submarine. Built at Electric Boat in Groton Conn the 265 foot craft will carry thirty crew 10 torpedo tubes and 4000 horsepower oil engines. It will cruise 7000 miles surface and 12 knots submerged with a 20 knot surface speed and dive instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kiel
Santiago
Schley
Grafton
Conn
Electric Boat Company
Europe
Atlantic
Anger and Self-Control Among Men and Women
A fragment discusses anger's effects on men and women, noting blood rush to the head, diminished reasoning, and urges keeping cool. It mentions a harte thakh and a doe, two boxers, and warns anger in women leads to quarrels with lovers, husbands, or children as calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte Thakh
Fragmentary Dramatic Line Reflects Inner Conflict
The text presents a fragmented monologue describing a person angered and angry, noting a cruel mouth and clinched fists. The speaker depicts a beastly appearance and inner turmoil, mentioning lost friends and a deteriorating emotional state.
Washington News Letter previews and policy notes
The President visits Annapolis as a guest of the Argentina Ambassador aboard the Moreno, breaking precedent by landing under the Argentina flag. Wilson predicts united Americans. The Falaba sinking may strain U.S. Germany ties. Government plans to manufacture and repair furniture for departments. A new State Department annex lighting plan awaits funding. Interior proposes restoring 111,084 acres in Colorado. Navy enlistments largely originate inland. Agriculture curbs circus movement due to disease. US bankers discuss credits to France and Britain.
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Annapolis
Argentina
Romulo
Nuon
Moreno
Wilson
Ameri
Leon C. Thrasher
Germany
State Department
Comptroller of the Treasury
Lane
Interior Department
Colorado
Grand Mesa
West Elk Mountain
Daniels
Interior
Seaboard
Department of Agriculture
Schraffer
Britain
War on flies urges home swatting drive
The piece urges immediate, nationwide fly control with mass participation. It cites previous success, notes housewives and children, and promotes using swatters and fly paper to cut fly numbers for the coming season. It argues determined effort in every home can win the war against flies.
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United States
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David Starr Jordan
Aia
Servia
Sloan
W. J. Brown
Jox
Halls
Tenn
John Newcomb
Keokuk
Lorca
Sloans
Alldeslers
U.S
Earls
Sloan, Inc
Philadelphia
Washington News
Craer
Weatherwax
H. L. Weatherwax
Williston
North Dakota
Whole WE Hat Milling CO
M. S. Williams
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