When Germany Learns the Truth On American Power and Press
A long excerpt discusses American military strength and the hoped impact on German opinion. Dr. AN Davis, Ohio dentist, returned from Berlin, offers insights into German internal affairs via Associated Press. The piece predicts German awakening to American resolve and questions the German press narrative.
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United States
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America
AN. Davis
Ohio
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Maisons Dental Murgeon
Associated Press
Victor “Orean
Teutonic Empire
Geramn
Hetco
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Jemerlee
Hlogdeorge
England
Samle
Rehabilitation of War Cripples and Public Aid Policy
An editorial argues for a national shift from charity to rehabilitation for disabled soldiers. It advocates artificial limbs, retraining for new trades, and public support to prevent dependence. It warns against maudlin sympathy and stresses the need for gratitude paired with self-sufficiency. Another line hints at a political bid for governor of Wyoming.
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Almas
War News Forecasts From Germany and Canada
The text predicts more dramatic events in Germany before peace, noting tensions with the Hohenroth and Habsburg realms. It mentions Canadian soldiers and William Jennings Bryan in the context of speeches and patriotism, with Senator LeMollette referenced amid wartime chatter.
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Hapsburge
Germany
Willam Jennings Piryan
LeMollette Beeper
Toronto
Spain on Edge as Germany Submarines Sink Ships
The article notes growing Spanish unrest over Germany's submarine warfare after five Spanish vessels are sunk. Madrid resigns amid protests and pressure for neutrality to shift toward alliance with the Allies. It hints Spain may enter the war or ally with them, contrasting past enemies with current foes.
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Germany
Berlin
Hun
Madrid
General Weyler
Uncle Sam Builds New Freight Cars for France War Effort
Washington reports American engineers have designed a new light freight car for use in France capable of carrying 40 to 60 tons. The program aims to supply 1,000,000 troops with munitions by rail, with the first thousand cars already in operation and shipped knocked down for assembly in France.
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France
Etl
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Cle Sam
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Felton
Ith Engineers
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W. W. Atterbury
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Bear Steaks and the Military Railroad in France
Details of rail operations for U S forces in France led by S M Felton and W W Atterbury. Reports on locomotive and troop train design, troop movements, and equipment orders after war declaration, with depot and shipping challenges and totals of engineer supplies delivered and awaiting shipment.
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S. M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
Felton
United States
Queen & Crescent
Mexico
Engineer Department
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Mobile
New Orleans
Axt Bregates
Midwest Refining to Double Output at Casper Unit
Casper The Midwest Refining company rapidly completes another pix suilly unit raising capacity from 20,000 to 40,000 barrels. The refinery will be able to handle about twice its present output once the project is finished.
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Midwest Refining Company
Pix Suilly
Age and Enthusiasm in a Dear Little Book
A reflective narrator contemplates aging with kept youth through living by events, not calendars. She recalls friends and Madame Bernhardt as inspirations, hopes for a daughter, and urges teaching self-reliance and critical thinking to girls, ending with a note that the continuation will follow.
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Penna
Liil
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