War spirit urged as nation faces German threat
An editorial calls for united American effort to sustain war production and resolve. It urges citizens, leaders, and industry to act with discipline and courage, resisting complacency and focusing on victory over the Kaiser and the Prussian menace. It warns against distraction and urges workers to shoulder the war burden and boost morale.
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Walmer
Bean
Janaeine
America
Germany
Berlin
Great American People and the Kaiser Threat
A forceful call to rally against German aggression urging Americans to view the Kaiser's aims as a direct threat. The piece warns of invasion consequences and stresses unity, duty, and perseverance in wartime efforts. It contrasts two paths for citizens and condemns complacency as unworthy of the nation.
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Belgium
Serbia
Armenia
America
Registration of Unnaturalized Germans Begins in Wryo ming
The piece urges immediate registration of all German aliens in the United States, describing new German policies requiring daily or weekly reporting and travel passport controls. It argues for stronger federal action and internment of enemy aliens, claiming widespread spy activity and urging safeguards for national security and home protection.
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Onos
Heyor
Germany
Enetend
Taly
America
Eoon
Ie Kalver
Charmans
Washieton
el Yirdet
Berlin
The Farmer Gambler and the Nations Food Challenge
The author argues farmers face the country’s biggest gamble against weather pests and logistics. Government should support farmers with affordable credit and tools like tractors to boost production. Rail transportation blocks hinder delivery, risking waste unless crops move to where needed.
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Wall Street
Chicago Pit
Debates on German Expansion and War Mindset in Early 20th Century
An unsigned Deutsche Revue led by the Defense Association argues for a strong military and colonial expansion as essential for Germany’s security and economic position. It criticizes Pan German leagues for aggression while urging national renewal and readiness to use force. The piece cites quotes from Kellogg, Naumann, and others, noting the danger of jingoistic rhetoric fueling war.
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England
Deutsche Revue
Defense Association
Weltverein
Leopold of
Dessau
Third Army
Colonial League
Navy League
Serbia
Professor Delbruck
Berlin
Atlantic Monthly
Eiderlen-Wachter
Friedrich Naumann
New York Times
Herr Naumann
Agia
Turkey
Astern
Galicia
Vosges
Germany
Curious Confessions Between Margie and Alice
In a reflective exchange Margie and Alice discuss privacy virtue and curiosity while nursing Dick. Margie questions Pat’s trust and Alice’s past, revealing insecurities about love, fidelity and revelations that may split their circle.
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Pat
Alice
Margie
Chad
Margia
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