American Defense Society Urges Vigilance Against German Spies
The American Defense Society warns that any German or Austrian in the U S should be treated as a potential spy unless proven loyal by years of association. Citizens are told to stay alert and report suspicious acts or disloyal words to police or the local Department of Justice.
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American Defense Society
United States
Berlin
Police Department
Department of Justice
Lloyd George speech signals American impact on Allied war strategy
Premier Lloyd George in parliament frames America as shaping the allied policy shift and centralization of command. He notes the Versailles inter allied war council and the merged American influence driving a single front from Helian coast to Vevietian plains.
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Remier Lloyd George
America
William Robertson
Lord George
Supreme War Council
Reet
Campaten
Tellish
Ora
Lise
Berio
Armiea
Planders
Champagne
Vosces
Verdun
Inter-Allied War Council
Versailles
Heleian
Vevietian Plains
Ratlon
Liloyd George
British parliament faces new plan gamble amid war pressures
The premier asserts plans mapped at Versailles must win British approval or a new government may form. He vows to push wartime strategy while America concentrates on production and conservation as the Wheatland affair unfolds and courts deny Liberty bonds to I W W members.
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America
Nut
Lloyd George
Knegland
toyHio
Versailles
Arales
Kaberdom
Farmers fed wheat to hogs over middlemen say Oklahoma official
Charles H Hyde of Oklahoma state council of defense told the congressional agriculture committee that farmers prefer feeding wheat to hogs rather than to the middleman. He warns of wheatless weeks next year if shortages persist and middlemen profit from government fixed prices. The piece notes war profiteering in food and urges action by the U S Food Administration.
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Charles H. Hyde
Oklahoma State Council of Defense
Congressional Agriculture Committee
United States Food Administration
Tn Ila
Trvde
Oklahoma
Food Administration
Mr. Hyde
Francis J. Heney
United States
German Soldiers Letters Reveal Revolt and War Weariness
Excerpts from diaries and letters of German prisoners and a wife in Germany reveal bitterness, fear, and disillusion in the trenches. A diverging view shows a soldier preferring arrest over front lines and a wife urging peace amid sustained bombardment and propaganda.
Must Have Been Collaboration on Bill's Hamburg Speech
Excerpt from the San Francisco News Letter conveys a protest voice denouncing patriotic fervor and war rituals. The letter contends Belgium is not worth bloodshed and questions Germany’s national motives. It condemns soldiers and youth sent to battle and laments cruelty and slavery under perceived militarism.
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Bill
Hamburg
Everett True By Condo Just Continue Reading Your Paper
A fragmented readership plea mixes casual chatter with admonitions against predictions and tempting hours of reading. The note dismisses war prophecies and urges patience as two intellects tackle the task.
Home Economics Short Course Planned for Cheyenne Women
Miss Katharine Bennitt coun ty home demonstrator for Laramie county with public schools and city clubs plans a short home economics course for Cheyenne women. Feb 27 28 and March sessions cover food conservation home nursing and clothing care with experts Miss Katherine Wilson Miss Henrietta Kolshorn and Theodore Diers attending. The Industrial club will host with more program details to come. Everyone invited.
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Cheyenne
Katharine Bennitt
Laramie
Katherine Wilson
Henrietta Kolshorn
The
State University
Bennitt
Some Folks Tell How Germans Got “Fleas” On the Dog
Poet observers note that Germans may know a thing or two and outshine Americans in discipline. The speaker mocks complacent leaders who blame workers while a few monopolists profit, arguing the Germans have the advantage but the American dog bears fleas.
The Philosopher Waits In a City Eatery
A man named Stig, momentarily in a philosophical mood, enters a restaurant and sits for half an hour staring ahead. When the waitress brings his order he awakens, remarks to the server, and reveals his quiet reflection about time and age. The scene unfolds in a peculiar kitchen setting observed by the North Weatchester Times.
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Stig
North Weatchester Times
Oysters Shortage Prompted Seating Rationing at Town House
Walter explains a dozen oysters were not served to a customer, citing a policy limiting the table to thirteen. Town Toptes notes the incident at the tavern and the humorous exchange over portions and seating.
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Walter
Stranded First Thespiany Ghost Walk This Week
A quirky note from the San Francisco Chronicle hints the ghost may walk this week, otherwise the living will take the stage. The column plays with theatrical superstition and a playful forecast of spectral attendance.
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San Francisco Chronicle
All Prepared, er dog! Tiave you taug' any new tricks since I was here last
Dialog fragment presents a playful exchange with Miss Stuart-Oh and a dog. The tone hints at a stage snippet or comic dialogue from a period paper, capturing a light, informal moment.
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Tiave
Miss Stuart
Eyes and mirrors reveal the feeing of knowledge
A reflective conversation between Margie and Donna contrasts the innocence of a picture with the hard earned knowledge in adulthood. Donna shares fears about adopting an illegitimate child while Margie argues for resilience and suggests adoption as a remedy to loneliness. The dialogue weighs pity, time, and the value of experience.
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Margie Pews
Margie
Gear
Donna
Bill
No Man's Land
Kitty Malram
Budge
Teddy
King's
Bank Offers Tax Return Blanks for Individuals and Corporations
The Stock Growers National Bank maintains a stock of income tax return forms for large and small incomes and blanks for reporting salaries interest and similar payments above 8090 to the Government. Call or write to obtain them.
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The
Stock Growers National Bank
Local Humor Gag Explains Odds of Unlucky Marriages
ABE MARTIN quips that a man who marries on Monday and is accidentally shot while hunting on Tuesday is a rare event. The joke implies such misfortune would not happen once in a hundred years, reflecting light rural wit about marriage and misadventure.
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Late Mud
National Newspaper Service
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