Fragmentary Reprint on German Nation Character Quoted Text
The fragment describes a historical German nation view citing Tacitus and 1st century sources. It notes geography between the Rhine and Danube and Baltic and Alps, praises martial tradition, courage, and a distinct racial character with blue eyes and large bodies. It mentions cavalry spears and wedge formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Tacitus
Rhine
Danube
Alpe
Alps
Wong
Notes From Forestry Office Move and Beehive Area Maps
Mrs Sylvester supervisor of Wenatchee forest will leave Saturday for Chicago to visit her parents and return in about two weeks. D and Rice from Wenatchee Lake for Bremer attached to the Leavenworth office are in Beehive country east of Wenatchee sealing in Beehive reserve. An automobile guide deck with maps of every road accessible in the Inland Empire and two complete road descriptions will be issued free to each auto owner under the Inland Automobile Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Inland Empire
Nome
Ato
The
Inland Automobile Association
Eagie Cres Exites S Seterses Weegea
The readable text is garbled but suggests a local event or notice with names and times. Details are unclear but hints at an evening gathering or meeting and mentions people and a location.
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Oceserre Aes
Setmar
Wittes
Cailert
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Anguet
Ig Iecame
Fescaterr
Zoek
Ganien
Ian
Iifmanr Tiem
To Retess Goeem Fe Feat
Anew
Owen Gailanr
Tethewns
Thane
Oesseci
Orde Arene
Eutherteedt
Ereit
Weigand
Sermumten
Saemcom
Sagmest Zeno
Cne
Morris
Gil
Siter
Wheeler
Zuginess Sarnam
Decombex
Reser
Forestry Office
D. & Rice
Wenatches Lake
Echo Office
S. B. Day
Prop
Eagie
Cres
Exites
Seth
Ole Sena
Cor Elite
Ken Coe
Sussex
Sorestin
Somseoic
Blakely Dry Goods
Spokane
N. A
Nelson
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