The Scourge of God A World War Era Speech
A fragmented report describes criticism of a wartime policy voice calling a figure “The Scourge of God” and noting tensions over German actions, British responses, and the impact on trade. It references Attila, China, and the broader antiwar sentiment, with mentions of Canadian apples as a trade pivot to boost domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlaieter
Trade
George PL
Poeter
Base
Caneda
Prince Henry Vanishes Amid War News at Cowes
The report notes Prince Henry of Prussia disappeared from Cowes following war announcements. His sudden arrival in tertin and departure from cleao are mentioned as part of a tense public moment near the Kaiser's palace. A motor car scene is described with the prince amid a crowd. Also referenced is the Cypress sear in Mexico, claimed as the world’s oldest tree, discovered by Kembeldt during an equatorial tour 160 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Gret
Prussia
Cowes
Tertin
Cleao
Kaiser
Bakory
Royal
Russia
Prince Henry Himeet
Mexico
Kembeldt
Equatorial America
Submarine projects and wartime costs traced through early experiments
The article recounts early submarine developments from Peter son New Jersey to New York and Perth Amboy, detailing Holland and others plans and experiments. It also notes 1899 navy contracts, and foreign cost projections of World War I, including daily wartime expenditures and mobilization figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine
Robert Tom
Seerine Torpedo Gaels
Pears
Ptereon
Paterson
Holland
New Yort
Anscther
Ela Myers
Navy Department
Reeult
Pielleod
Hedargensed & Company
Shicserda
Phrehbeth NJ
Arthur Immedoes
Epdertons
Perth Amboy
Jolland
St Patrick's Day
Helgians Stand for Freedom Amid European Struggle
London Spectator argues that small nations like the Helgians prove the right and ability to exist against German autocracy. The piece stresses resolve at Liege and Switzerland as a moral warning to defend independence and freedom across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
geTal
Seitzserland
Lerty
Om Thomalitty
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Napoleon
Liege
Coust
Spanas Pitt
Stely
Alesse Ae
Friends of Freedom
Europe
London Spectator
Archbishop seeks waived fees to allow soldiers to marry
The Archbishop of Canterbury asks the government to reduce or waive marriage licence duties for recruits leaving for active service. He proposes the ten dollar fee, including a 6?25 duty, be waived specifically for soldiers, while clergy push for rights to forego the duty. The missive aims to enable marriages before deployment despite the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Hom
The Strongest Link Welcome Empire’s War Allies
Readers are urged to welcome disciplined volunteers arriving from overseas as strong proof the empire enters its greatest war. The article expresses pride in their contribution to war efforts and hints at future promises, echoing past speeches in tone and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armig
Origins and Causes of the Great War
A historical account outlines the July 1914 crisis that triggered war. It traces Austria Hungary's ultimatum to Serbia, Germany and Russia’s reactions, and the diplomatic maneuvering among Britain France Italy and others in the lead up to declarations of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serva
Merck
Edward Grey
Halken States
Turkey
Austria Hungary
Provincs
Austria
Beriia
Ber
Ausetria-lNvengery
Bervia
Germany
Maov
Arcaduke
Aue
Triahi
Ita Peatrie Russa
Eleo
Uropen
Auestria
Edward
Serviee
Servia
France
Theela
Edwart Grey
Sod
Hague
Anastria
Mane
Russia
Boenis
Her- Segovina
Restla
Euerepe
Asquith
Bewerd Grey
Herman
A Tree
Mar Forest
Karne
Bervisessia
Paward Urey
Italy
Great Britain
Petersbrurg
Hoswsta
Ambarsador
Germny
Vienne
Roe
England
Ieward Grey
Vienna
Austrian
Hungary
Servis Aa
Aretria
Rusels
Sir Edward Greys
Award Greysett
Rossis
Socia
German gun making aims for stronger inner tubes and faster production
A historical note describes German methods in gun barrel construction focusing on wound wire inner tubes and solid built cores. It claims improved tensile strength, resistance to bending, and easier mass production by fitting parts simultaneously, with examples referencing ships and government adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariten
Peval
Kealieh Joerpal
America
Ciel
Adam Tien
Giternaent
Germany
French Soldiers' Daily Ration in Field Infantrymen’s Mess Menu
The article lists the standard field rations for French private soldiers. It details daily allowances of mised vegetables, rice and beans, meat, coffee, sugar, and condiments. Also noted are fresh vegetables when available and emergency stocks of army biscuits and canned meat.
Unclear OCR fragment on family estate and marriage
Fragmentary text discusses the Bogue estate and a family line involving James of Heme, with references to male succession and protection of time, but details are garbled and difficult to interpret. The source lacks complete names, dates, and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huortog
Scottiek
Jiume
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Poglend
Attila
China
Howee of Commons
Fritish
Trodertek
Perth
Alea
Ching Tilla
Tartare
Himealf
Hilda
Rhine
Goethe
Turkestan
Guyot
Belgium
Reichstag
Ula
Oo Meve
Willie
Ae—T
Britain
Sir Foward Coo
Gerry
Reese
Anguet
Rogtene
Oreleet
William
Mmentielien
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