Kaiser’s Demand Ends Kaiser Hounding Him In War Talk
The New York World unearthed an interview claiming Kaiser Wilhelm II told Edward to stop pressuring him. The Kaiser, aboard the Hohenzollern at Bergen, Norway, warned war fears rise from tense exchanges, while editors deem certain published versions irresponsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Kaiser Wilhelma
Berlin
Willian Iugard
New York
Tensen
Leen
Wale Wits
Bergen
Norway
Dr. Hale
Dr. Unle
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Linle Issley
Me Antaading
GiFar UE
Laiser
Ing
Goramny
Europe
Englind
Pawee
France
Wawsia
Japan
Gersusele
Great Britain
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Germany
America
Amer- Sca
Eng- Lend
Pacife
Egypt
Doctors Mistakes and Woman Health Remedies Spotlight
A long critique of medical misdiagnosis notes doctors overprescribe pills for assorted symptoms caused by uterine disease. It praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, restorative tonic aiding nervous exhaustion, stomach and heart concerns, and general female health. It also mentions editorials on Kaiser and geopolitical echoes, plus bee economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
St. Vitis
Gaspar
Tale
Berlin
Foreign Office
Tom Gust
Century Magazine
Dr. Tale
Dm Nirely
Kaisers Teelings
Bale
Speck von Sternburg
Stale
Washington
Male
Ale
Tiale
Gale
Captain Gridley’s Mother Earns Bread for Letters
Anna Gridley, mother of Admiral Dewey’s flagship captain, lives at eighty three and helps with government work by stamping and signing letters for the Navy department. She keeps a quiet vigil over her son’s legacy as she fulfills her duties amid aging years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridley
Admiral Dewey
Dagelilp
Arta
Steidtie
Mamita
Anna Gridiey
The Brave Mother of an American Captain
A veteran mother, Mira Gridley, faced a lifelong struggle between love and duty across Civil War nursing, family loss, and wartime service. Her son became a captain, and she pressed on at eighty three seeking a government role, while recalling a storied life of devotion and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béla
Alij Herolam
Michigan
Annapolis
Mira
Gridley
Manila
Europe
Quickey
Head Hunters and Dyalt Trophy customs in ethology studies
The Dyalt tribe’s head trophies are famed among ethology students. Warriors smoke severed heads then display them in houses like grape clusters, guarding them as sacred, with loss seen as a blow to courage and personal status. Anecdotes of Dyalt leaders and friends Amidola Unsang illustrate pride in past victories. Catholic Standard and Thoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonor
Analoda
H. LO. Lueking
London
Christian
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Tacoma
Portland
Loggers’ Manufacturing Company
T. M. McGrill, Mec
North Tower
Raiser
William II
Hale
England
Intei Harvesters
Ty Beney
Senymuige
Theo
Mr. H. Peck
Indge
Miss Clowell
Miss Cutting
HOTEL
Centralia
Olympia
Queen Olives
Picalilli
la Newburg
Christina
Demi Tasse
Xmas
Sea
Bae
Eere Oe
Lewis County
Christman
Lisa EL EE Eeee
Burnett Bros., Jewelers
Burnett Bros
Chehalis
Seattle
Aberdeen
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