Italy Stands Conspicuous Among Nations Betrayed
A historical account accuses Germany of treachery against Italy during World War I. It describes Kaiser's spring visits to Venice, the A B 24 submarine misrepresented as Austrian, and Italy’s delayed declaration of war on Germany. The piece asserts German spying and manipulation before Italy joined the war.
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Germany
Italy
Bismarck
France
Kaiser
Venice
Blue Adriatic
Austria
Pola
Brioni
Istrian
U. B
Obstinacy of the Hun and the War's Course
The article condemns German obstinacy citing massed formations as costly and outdated. It argues the U boat myth, starvation threats, and sinking ships are misread by German leadership while urging forceful action to compel a change in strategy.
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Ingrababe
Waiter Suggests Smaller Steak Portion Remedy
A diner struggles to locate a beef steak item while the waiter offers a smaller steak portion as a remedy. The exchange implies a mismatch between menu naming and portion size, prompting a quick adjustment to satisfy the customer.
Why Bulgaria Wanted Peace In War Report From Exile Press
An eye witness report issued by the Serbian Press Bureau details Bulgarian retreat actions from Prilip toward Corfu, noting German dominance, German language signage, severe shortages, and systematic requisition of cattle, grain, and machinery for the army. The account alleges exploitation and depopulation under German officers in Monastir, Veles, and Gradsko with rail links controlled by Germans.
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Bulgaria
Corfu
Fprilip
Prilip
Monastir
Veles
Nomee
Romania
Germany
Gradsko
Hindenburg resigns after clash with Kaiser
Field Marshal von Hindenburg resigns as chief of the German general staff after a heated interview with Emperor Wilhelm II. He warned that a large scale retreat became unavoidable, ending a tenure dating from August 30, 1916, amid reports from the frontier and sensational political rumors.
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von Hindenburg
Amsterdam
Denburg
Tin Scarcity Strains German Industry Amid War
A recent report notes Germany faces a serious tin shortage due to war. The Ungerite plate industry operates under exceptional pressure on army orders. Attempts to remanufacture using scrap tin and Silesian ore are underway as a substitute.
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Germany
Unger Tis
Plea of the Hun and Allied Resolve Ends with Demands
The piece denounces German war crimes in Belgium and the sinking of the Lusitania, arguing that vindication requires crushing militarism and holding Germany to account. It asserts peace with an unrepentant Germany would betray God and heroic dead, urging decisive victory and moral clarity. Toronto.
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Belgium
Lusitania
Germany
Woden
Kaiser
Krupp
Hindenburg
France
Ecindastle
Toronto
Prosperity in Denmark Attributed to Cooperation and Education
Denmark rose from scarce arable land and postwar ruin to wealth through education and cooperative farming. Seventy high schools and twenty nine agricultural colleges train farmers who join university study in Copenhagen, expanding knowledge of production and distribution. Agricultural cooperatives, milk dairies, and cow testing have built a strong dairy sector and centralized purchasing for farms, while war damage and German actions are briefly noted in Europe.
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Denmark
New Brunswick
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Europe
University of Copenha
Cocoeur Saetes
Tanks and food aid shape WWI frontline effort
Tanks and swift armored units now dominate western front tactics as Sweden supplies ships for non war zones. The article notes whippet tanks and heavy machines crushing trenches and fortifications. It also highlights 10,000,000 Belgians and French needing aid, with 200,000 tons of Swedish‑secured shipping planned to carry food and clothing to civilians over the coming year including wheat, barley, corn, meat, soap, and other essentials.
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Western Front
Caopitos
Thasbas
Ak Ammu
Belgium
France
Atlantic
Salvage Club Letter About Missing Teeth From War Front
A wife writes to a salvage club official about her husband at sea and inquires about Bert's false teeth lost at the front. The note laments the delays and asks who should cover costs and recovery details.
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Salvage Club
Bert
Pineapples and War Boost Hawaiian Cannery Effort
The 1918 pineapple crop in Hawaii is valued at about 11 million dollars with an estimated 3.4 million units produced. Canaries and workers in Hawaiian canneries work tirelessly to pack fruit in optimal condition amid wartime demands and rapid growth in packing capacity.
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Hawaiian Islands
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Clemenceau
Margain
Marne Department
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London
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Metz
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Mainz
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Triest
Viscount Micileton
India
Times
Frankfort
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