Grating on His Nerves and Socialism Talk
An article argues that fears of socialism stem from misread labels and that government control in wartime resembles socialism. It contends many embrace socialist ideas casually while denying allegiance to the socialist party, noting wartime controls and fuel changes sparked no radical economic shift.
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Sherman
Illinois
Wilton
Auld
Cours
Troteky
Lenin
Max Eastman
Victor Berger
United States
The Cheyennes From the Christian Science Monitor
A historical sketch traces the Cheyennes from their Canadian origins through migrations across the plains, their wars with settlers including the Civil War era clashes led by Capt. David L. Payne and Gen. George A. Custer, to later farming and professional life in western Oklahoma. It notes their resilience, schooling, and adaptation, with remarks from the Indian School Journal on their quick minds and civilizational progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scienes Monitor
Russell, Majors & Waddell
Welle Fargo
United States
Great Plains
Missouri
Forties
California
Platte
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Tall Bull
Republican River Valley
David L. Payne
Deniphan County
Kansas
Baffald
Republican River
George A. Custer
Mmtervals
Frank Powell
White Beaver
Oklahoma
The
Indian School Journal
Plains
Foreseeing Kaiser Through Brother Johannes Piety
A 16th century priest, Brother Johannes, described a future Kaiser and hinted at a Great War. The article notes he wrote of a godly ruler and predicts God With Us would mark German aims, with eerie accuracy about events leading to 1914 and beyond.
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Kaiser
Kaiser Wilhelm
Johannes
Borod
von Papen
Prophecy of Brother Johannes Foretells World War Era
An 15th century French monk Brother Johannes is cited predicting a future monarch who invokes God and claims divine authority. The text links his allegory to modern wartime prophecies, noting parallels with German and Austrian symbols and a coming great conflict involving a “black eagle” and other emblems.
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Potsdam
Muentich
Johannes
Henry
China
The
Orange
Gument
Veredito Davis
Denver News
Johannas
Natons
Paris Figaro
Londo Times
Dowbt
the Times
United States
Rumla
Madame Tredes
Tolstoy
Hhe
Parte
Marne
Gallieni
Sherman and the Emergency Float venture in Philadelphia housing
The piece argues the Old Guard will oppose safe socialism while noting Sherman’s role in seizing 500 houses in Philadelphia for government shipbuilders. It frames the move as socialistic war business and hints at concern over drift from democracy and sanity.
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Old Guard
Sherman
Philadelphia
Prophetic Allegory on the Black and White Eagles
The article analyzes a monk Brother Johannes prophecy likening a black eagle to Germany and a white eagle to the United States or Russia. It places the Westphalia gun works as a pivotal site to break Kaiser Wilhelm and notes the war’s possible end with a divided, armistice world lacking dominant fortresses.
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Britain
Pirot
France
Black Eagle
Johannes
United States
Russia
Kropps
Essen
Westphalia
Uncle Sam
Hindenburg
Weoatphalia
Kaiser
Berlin
Kiel Canal
Happiness Then Depths of Despair
A dramatic dialogue reveals a dying man confessing unfulfilled marital hopes to his wife’s son. Richard confronts his father figure about love, loyalty, and the limits of happiness within a strained family dynamic. The elderly Trent speaks of longing, convention, and missed opportunities before death.
Just a Minute Till We Look em Over
A collage of notes touches on earthquakes in California and a Ramona birthplace house destroyed by shocks. It cites Denver and Philadelphia items, a divorce suit over repeated relocations, and comments on wartime wool costs and a German perspective. Brief rebukes to quick judgments about fires and Kaiser comparisons surface amid city paving and telephone curiosity limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ramona
Union Pacific Agent at Pine Bluffs Resigns
Pine Bluffs Wyoming April 29 Helber local agent for the Union Pacific at Pine Bluffs resigns to seek a rest after many years with the railroad He and Mrs Helber plan a short trip with his parents in southern Illinois before returning to Pine Bluffs to reside Degler of Chappell Nebraska takes charge of the head station after a recent change
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Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Helber
Union Padres
Railroad
Hiebber
Ondiow Paville
Illinois
Pine Blast T
Helber Prane
Jamon Degler
Chappell, Nebr
Ster Ton
Political mudslinging and public land leases controversy
The piece condemns Republican rumors that Gov. Houx sought state land leases, asserting no such interest and criticizing dirty campaign tactics. It questions the motives of those spreading the stories while reflecting on personal letters about relationships and social norms.
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Tribune
Houx
The
Bas
Hia
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Mollie
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Frisco
Mattolt
Denver
Liberty
America
Liz
Ofrartes G. Roe
Chicago
Mays
Congress
Harbng
New York
New New York City
Plose
Hee
T. 1M
Union’ Pacific
Everett True
the Public Forum
Tepe
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