Frederick the Great and Prussian warcraft in history
The piece contrasts Nietsche and Bernhardi with Friedrich the Great, citing Prussian warcraft. It notes claims that war sanctifies causes and drives progress, while also presenting a more cynical Maxim for Prussia about honesty and deception, attributed to Frederick the Great, progenitor of German imperial power.
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Nietsche
Bernhardi
Bernhardt
Prussia
Frederick the Great
William
Germany
Prussia's Only Chance Amid Growing War Pressures
The article argues Germany faces worsening shortages and expanding Allied strength. It notes Austria-Hungary crumbling, neutrals strained for bread and metal, and American entry deepening. Germany must win on the field now or risk losing all hope, as aerial and ground risks grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
France
Germany
Russia
Rumania
Austria-Hungary
America
Kaiser Demise Sparks Quiet Reflections Across Town
Reading a somber note, residents ponder who will speak for the nation after the Kaiser falls, reflecting on duty, memory, and the burden of war in these solemn days.
Lima Bean Says Small Town Not For Hypocrites
A sharp remark by Lima Bean labels a small town as an unsuitable home for hypocrites, highlighting a pointed critique of local double standards and public persona versus private behavior.
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Lima Bean
Inconsistent Prohibition Echoes Across Newspapers
The fragment suggests a satirical tone on German humor, Eve, Grand Duke Nicholas, and Lincoln's restraint against foolish impulse. It notes ongoing public quarrels over liquor and prohibition, remarking on the inconsistency of publishers who decry prohibition yet continue fights.
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Nicholas
Tobacco compounds and meat quota clash in a comic note
The Corpus Christi Caller lists many tobacco chemicals in a jokey exchange about nicotine and other substances. The Beaumont Enterprise cites J W as joking about matching, while the Houston Post quips that scientifically trained Methodists could eat two pounds of red meat weekly with little prejudice to fried chicken. A colored friend is bruited as a fryer at a young age.
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Corpus Christi
J. W
Beaumont Enterprise
Houston Post
Arkansas Women Vote Quietly Amid Unclear Returns
In Arkansas observers report women voters participated, but early returns do not show if turnout was a landslide or tidal wave. Texas women are described as ready to sweep against opponents of good government.
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Arkansas
Texas
Houston
Federal Reserve
Election of Hobby Promises Peaceful Texas Government
Gainesville Register and Denison Herald praise W P Hobby as a constructive, peaceable leader for two years, urging against Ferguson amid calls for unity in the state capital. They warn Ferguson could trigger turmoil while Hobby would keep Texas steady, support war efforts, and avoid disputed seating.
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W. P. Hobby
Texas
Hobby
Gainesville
Ferguson
Supreme Court
Denison Herald
County Officials Announced in Ter County Ticket
For County Judge A Bolding W A Spangler D M Biggerstaff. For County Clerk Deets Dorough J B Laughlin. Ter County Attorney O L Couch A L McRae John Norton.
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A. P. Bolding
W. A. Spangler
D. M. Biggerstaff
Deets Dorough
J. B. Laughlin
Ter
O. L. Couch
A. L. McRae
John Norton
Extreme Heat Impacts Crops and People Across Town
The community endures record heat causing livestock losses and workers to suffer while cool conditions and ice preservation help many recover. Grain crops near harvest pace and threshing prep starts soon as residents visit relatives and attend church. Local notices include travels to see kin and health emergencies prompting short trips.
Taxpayer backs 15 cent maintenance fund for roads
A Fannin county reader urges voters to approve a 15 cent main tenance tax to preserve and repair roads. He cites France's road system and warns against neglect like Cooke county has suffered, arguing a small upkeep fund will prevent costly destruction from traffic.
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Fannin County
France
Bonham
Cooke County
Bonham Seeks Bids for July Picnic Rights
Sealed bids are invited for rights to the big 4th of July Picnic at Bonham with bids to include a certified check for the full amount. Bids close Wednesday June 26 1918. The Bonham Board of Trade reserves the right to reject all bids. For bids and details write C R Inglish Secretary. Also advertised FOR SALE Japanese and Honey cane seer by J F Jacks Route No 6 Bonham Texas.
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Bonham
C. R. Inglish
Bonham Board of Trade
J. F. Jacks
Bonham, Texas
Dizziness Linked to Kidney Trouble Says Bonham Farmer
J H McClung, a Bonham farmer, describes kidney strain from a back injury causing severe kidney pain and dizziness. He notes brick-dust like urine and frequent kidney activity, and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with his complete cure after purchasing from Peeler's drug store.
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Bonham
Dean
J. H. McClung
Doan
Peeler
Duan
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Racine Tires
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Ollie B. Fincher
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J. BE
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Sam H. Parker
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Steck
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Washington State
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Baptist Church
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Bailey
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Orangeville
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