Marlboro Post Office Classified Notice
Notice marks second class matter filing dated August 25 1903 at Marlboro Massachusetts post office under March 8 1879 act.
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Marlboro
Mass
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
2
Germans face the truth of war and autocracy
The piece argues Germany cannot gain in war and must abandon autocracy and militarism. It contends peace would require freeing Belgium and others, ending Prussian rule, and restoring national independence while Teutonic pride collapses under Allied pressure.
The Decline of German Autocracy and Rise of Democracy
The article argues that German militarism and Prussian autocracy have failed after years of war. It asserts a global shift toward democracy as Russia and China shed autocratic rule and that central powers face inevitable defeat with American forces in France hastening peace without gains for Germany.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Serbia
Montenegro
Roumania
Poland
Europe
Teutonic
Tat
Russia
China
Asia
Austria
Costa Rica Breaks With Germany Over Foreign Interference
Costa Rica severs ties with Germany citing German perfidy and interference in Central American affairs. The small republic, about 300000 people with a 1000-man army and a single gunboat, vows to defend its national honor against foreign meddling and the outlaw status of Germany.
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Costa Rica
Germany
Presiden Gonzales
America
Teuton
Germans Rely on Younger and Older Men On Front Lines
Report from the western front notes captures include boys aged 16 to 19 and men over 50, with no men in the usual military age. The cases suggest Germany uses all available people, not a true military giant. evacuations of Belgian cities imply a shift in tactics and possible retreat preparations.
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Western Front
Germany
New England Food Admin Calls for White Bread Ban
The New England Food administrators at the State House urge the public to avoid white bread on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The writer questions what to eat instead and warns corn meal could raise meat and egg prices. They demand clearer rational guidance amid submarine sinkings and German propaganda.
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New England
State House
Apples Not Substantial Says Hoover Critics
The piece ridicules Hoover urging saving apples while noting apples and peaches rot in orchards for lack of harvest help. It argues apples provide little nourishment alone, cause gas, and cannot sustain hunger, calling for substantial food instead.
Advice to Soldiers From a Massachusetts Judge to His Soldier Son
Concord mass December 15 1862 a letter from judge E R Hoar to his son a drafted soldier offers home inspired counsel on health temperance cleanliness restraint duty obedience and love of country. He urges regular labor proper eating bathing abstinence from liquor and avoidance of profanity while emphasizing duty courage fidelity and moral conduct. He closes with prayers for God’s guidance and hopes for a safe honorable return with his name and rank noted.
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Massachusetts
United States
National Army
Germany
Concord
Mass
War Bread and War Cake Recipes for Households
The article publishes public safety committee recipes to conserve food. War Bread uses whole wheat flour corn meal rye flour lard molasses and milk or water with yeast. War Cake combines brown sugar hot water lard raisins cinnamon and cloves then adds flour and baking soda before baking.
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Committee On Public Safety
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