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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

2

An Italian Queen for England Theories on royal marriage shifts

The piece argues a potential marriage between the Prince of Wales and Princess Yolanda of Italy could ease wartime religious tensions and diversify royal succession. It notes historical English prejudice against Catholic and German marriages, praises Yolanda as exceptionally beautiful and sensible, and contemplates an era where a European Catholic princess might sit on the English throne.

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Fochs Idea On Allied Victory And Use Of Reserves

The article by General Foch in a weekly French military paper outlines his view that victory comes from offensive action using reserves, not perpetual defensive warfare. It argues France proved military mastery at the Marne and that time will reveal preparation and decisive strikes by carefully trained reserves.

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Advertising and the war. The sword and the pen use in propaganda

An opinion piece argues advertising as a weapon in wartime, praising Woodrow Wilson and Creel for shaping neutral nations. It notes Germany outadvertising the United States and urges robust public persuasion to rally international support, with the pen complementing the sword in winning opinions abroad.

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Taft Intervention Views Stir Political Alarm

The article criticizes former President Taft for advocating immediate U S intervention in Russia and questions the wisdom of joining forces with Japan and allied nations without clear consensus. It warns of centralized power moves by the governor and shifts in selecting state officers, urging citizens to scrutinize the proposed constitutional changes and defend their rights. The piece also contrasts Taft's private information sources with the government’s official channels and stresses the stakes for democracy.

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Revolutionary centralization sparks press scrutiny in Indiana

The republican press in Indiana weighs in with curiosity on the new platform provisions that centralize power. The writer suggests the measures were hidden or misrepresented and questions the integrity of the change and those who pushed it.

Repehilen Indiana

Lente at the Majestic Tonight in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne residents are urged to hear Jobo 9 lente speak on the war at the Majestic tonight. He has spoken here before and is regarded as a brilliant orator. The talk will cover the work of American organizations and the need for continued fundraising to sustain efforts.

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Musketeers Return to Picardy in Warfront Echoes

A nostalgic reflection ties the exploits of D Artagnan Athos Porthos and Aramis to World War I battles in Picardy. The article notes familiar roads towns and sieges from their fiction echoing the current front from Amiens to Arras. It suggests the Musketeers live on in modern soldiers and the spirit of resistance.

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Fathers and Sons Men Before Their Time in War

A reflective piece on boys becoming men through war service. It traces how youths, pushed toward military age, grow in bravery, responsibility, and public spirit. The essay contrasts parental concern with the son’s emerging maturity and readiness for sacrifice, foreseeing a future shaped by courage and duty.

Debussy’s Private Circle Reveals A Rare Artist Portrait

In a rare glimpse, Misa Teyte mutual acquaintance of Claude Debussy details the composer’s exclusive inner circle. She recalls Debussy’s intense focus and elusive personal life, noting his genius dictated his daily existence and friendships rather than the reverse.

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Debussy and the Taciturn Master of Modern Tone

A vivid reminiscence contrasts Debussy with a solitary, intense modernist composer. The insider recalls Debussy’s volatile temperament, the pianist’s nerves, and a Paris concert scene where the maestro’s scorn transfigured a rehearsal into a dramatic, unforgettable moment.

War time hay baling parade with artillery train

In the English countryside a wartime scene shows a tractor and baler a service wagon and a house on wheels parked under elms as three or four soldiers work with the land. Maidens and lads operate the baling machinery amid a mix of martial and pastoral imagery. Lady Clara Vera enlists, leaving flag days and charity behind for service.

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Over There Wind and Seaside Air in Poem

A lyrical panorama of English heath and seacoast imagery. The speaker longs for home while wartime life persists. Evokes wind, heath, curlew, fields, blue skies, seas, and the emotional pull between land and front. Strong sensory details mingle with reflections on memory, love, and nature amid conflict.

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