Huns Advocate Preparedness For The Great War
A fragment from a 1917 New York Times report portrays German leaders and scholars promoting war readiness. It cites Professor Rudolph and other German authorities arguing that peace by understanding is dangerous and that future conflict is necessary to advance civilization through force and strategic subsistence.
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Switzer
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Britain
Hene
Ode to the Kaiser and a Warning on Deceit
A fragmented critique laments moral decay and mockery of political pretenders. It contrasts satire from a celebrated author on ethics with admonitions to restrain power and protect the vulnerable, invoking duties to neighbor and property amid calls for worldly conquest.
Poland as a Bone of Contention in World Settlements
The passage discusses the 4 I settlement and its potential to provoke German Austrian tensions. It claims Crown of Poland would shift Reich influence, making German troops in Poland act as Hapsburg police and warns that the general peace conference could ruin a once strong position.
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Germany
Austria
Phe Tagliche Rundechau
Ilapsburg
Poland
Hapsburg Police
Hens Work Overtime For War Time At Dominion Farm
Ottawa Citizen notes patriotic hens on a Dominion experiment farm work from sunrise to sunset with electric light on for about 52 hours daily. Hens do not retire for long, laying records of sixteen hours sleep reversed, a sign they are happier and laying more in winter than summer amid war effort.
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Germany
Ottawa Citizen
German volume refutes guilt claim in war origin debate
A German author’s new book titled The Crime analyzes wartime Germanism with detailed documentation and refutations of Allied and apologist defenses. It argues Germany and Austria-Hungary bore responsibility for the outbreak, examines Belgian and Belgian front events, and cites figures like von Bethmann-Hollweg and von Jagow.
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England
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Ilence
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Russia
Belgium
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Canadian Expeditionary Force Leave Policy Memorandum
A memo outlines that leave or discharge requests for Canadian overseas service members are to be denied except in extreme urgency. Applications must be submitted to the local officer in Canada with specific grounds, physician certificates, and endorsements from at least two persons, while overseas authorities urge careful review due to the war's scale and family distress.
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Ely
Canada
Pehsineks Ta Caserofines
Surface raiders may be sent to strike trade routes
Loraon correspondent cites high authority that the British Admiralty expects a new wave of surface raiders to attack commerce, repeating feats of the Emden Moone and Seeadler. If submarines falter, holder sorts may be tried again. the Moene's second Atlantic cruise claimed 22 ships totaling over 123,000 gross tons. The Danube figure looms in the background as a European memory.
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Loraon
Ch Sna
Moene
Atlantic
Vesse
New York
Castles in the Air and the German Austrian Propaganda
The Zeit analyzes wartime hopes of neutral powers and the belief that Germany and Austria could sway neutrals. It argues such castles in the air failed, noting failures to win allies, overestimation of Turkey Egypt and Mesopotamia supplies, and the impracticality of imposed peace and continued commerce with enemies after the war.
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Wiveness
Germany
Austra
Zeit
Austria
Gerrany
America
Die Zeit
Turkey
Egypt
Anatolia
Mesopotamia
England
Pers on romance sparks in army debate and censorship
Fragmented wartime dialogue shows General Pers on courting rumors and fear of enemy intelligence. The piece mentions fear of mail with women’s photos aiding the enemy, a ban on such exchanges, and notes a Jewish battalion with no canteen, a dry camp.
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Alfalfa seed trials and horse clubs across Western Canada
Alfalfa seed work in British Columbia shows promise with a 900 lb seed yield from three acres and potential seed price coverage. Casorso Bros and others report progress in seed saving and field results while Canada expands horse breeders clubs across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with federal help. Japan gains advantage from postwar shifts as piano exports grow and parchment deeds prove fragile.
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Okanagan Valley
British Columbia
Kelowns
Bridah Columbia
Casorso Bros
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albera
Diary of a German infantry salvage unit in deadly shelling
An officer's diary recounts a daylight march through a ruined town under heavy shellfire. Combat orders, individual fear, and destroyed defenses illustrate the brutal close quarters of the bombardment. It argues Allied manpower and resources outmatch central powers, forecasting a winter and future advantage for the Allies.
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Islent Artillery
Orden
Destoye
New Tests for Soldiers Essential for Mental Hardiness
A historical piece argues war now tests mental endurance more than physical strength. It says selecting mentally hardy leaders requires intelligence tests to replace or supplement body examinations. It notes medical checks are crucial and that psychiatrists lack reliable ways to gauge endurance under strain.
British farmers clash with moorland sport over grazing rights
Writers in Agricultur Gazette highlight keeper opposition to shepherd claims on free moorland, while thousands of sheep suffer reduced feeding grounds. Meetings from Chapel-en-le-Frith to Doncaster, backed by the Sheep Breeders’ Association, push for change, aiming to end what is called folly in the name of sport. Also mentions double-ended plows used on Porto Rican plantation work.
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Agricultur Gazette
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