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The article comments on national unity and wartime policy as the United States faces pressure from allies and enemies. It notes President Wilson's stance shaping action, with Britain and Germany viewed through the lens of human rights and war aims, and reflects perceived shifts in American resolve and international relations.
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International Law Reestablished by President’s Victory
Justice White lauds the President in redefining international law after Germany’s surrender. The victory strengthens American prestige without waging war, showing peaceful diplomacy can secure neutral rights and enduring global influence. The nation’s support and steadfast resolve made this achievement possible.
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Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville notes detail social visits from Mrs. J F Noyes and Mrs. W L Probst, plus arrivals for Sign of the Motor Car event including Governor Beeckman. Auction bridge at Miss Rose E McCormick’s and a tea for Mr and Mrs John Richardson mark social season. Stonewall Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy elected officers and planned state meeting in Danville.
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Pose, Our Republic Stands as Guardian of Law
A New York World quotation declares the Republic as the world’s great guardian and protector of the law, asserting its commitment to uphold justice amid global scrutiny.
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IX The Name of Peace Poem Excerpt
Poem envisions peace after immense war losses with soldiers fallen and homes ruined. The speaker imagines a future where people are united by love and faith, led by a Master, with Teuton and Briton fighting for a shared cause of universal love rather than nation or creed. The text cites Magdalene, Peter and Paul and attributes the line to wravinia V Whitney via the New York Times.
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Who Pays Today and Tomorrow in Winchester
A call to local shoppers to support Winchester merchants and keep money circulating at home. The piece questions how mail order houses drain local economy, urging residents to buy locally to aid employment and community prosperity.
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Private bankers urged to finance farming with broader capital access
A public forum argues farmers and business must study banking and financial systems. It cites Otto Kahn on private bankers' role in supplying capital through syndicated securities, warns against high costs for farm securities, and calls for mortgage bonds and farming finance similar to other industries.
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Otto Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Company
Self-Sympathetic Political Boss Dialogue
The exchange portrays a weary senator named Sorg Hum speaking on the burden of political leadership. He defines a political boss as someone who must do hard work, heavy thinking, and take the blame for failures.
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First Hobo Dialogue on Respectability and Hard Work
A brief exchange shows two hobos debating respectability. One questions the value of approval to work for what people gain for nothing, while the other admits uncertainty about the concept.
Cracked Gags and Oddities Span a Busy Era
Quips range from domestic scenes to playful wordplay as a New York artist fuses a gas range with a writing desk. Characters in the vignette discuss sleep, hats, and daily frugality with light humor and sharp wits across a snapshot of life.
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New York
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Jones Owns a Haunting Madstone in Tense Exchange
In a curious exchange, Jinks tells his wife about a madstone he possesses and asks if it has bitten anyone. His wife responds with cautious disbelief as the item draws wary attention.
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Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Calomel Substitute
An old newspaper ad warns against calomel mercury laxatives and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver remedy. It claims calomel causes biliousness, cramps, and salivation, urging readers to switch to the non irritating remedy for adults and children.
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Death notice misprint leads to a tongue in cheek correction
A caller attempts to place a death notice in the Daily Squawk with the line Gone to rest, prompting a morning reprint error. A judge quips that women on juries are inadvisable due to too many disagreements, reflecting a comic exchange on legal bias.
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Che Foo’s American Hospital Ranks Among China’s Best
The Che-Foo hospital sits on four acres atop Temple Hill overlooking the city and harbor of Che-Foo. Built at a cost of $50,000, the facility is described as among the best in China’s larger cities.
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