Germany's secret trade warfare and espionage
An extensive analysis of German secret service methods in commerce and industry argues that Germany uses commercial travelers and agents to penetrate foreign markets. It cites cases of German agents preempting American firms, coordinating with state aims, and demanding loyalty to military power. The piece contrasts Allied efforts to counter trade espionage with Germany’s integrated state-business system and warns that postwar policy must curb such hidden influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ete
Montinental
Germany
Frank Wee
Reese
Dermann
Ieagh Setegeriand
Strassburg
Herman
Mma American Corporation
Gates
Forlen
Italy
Dorman
Entree
Lord Roberts
Leon and
Wood
Exger
Womhen
Euphramet
Cofthany
Jill
Thermany
Neas
Ueem
Lucien Dwaentes
Vernan Eog
M. Imecaves
Mettvele
Sod
Wertie
Trevelette
Teale
Yiu Muthal
Meta
Tiermans
M. Desca
Prance
Charles Mumbert
le Journal
Paris
France
Tedermkings
Perro
Engelel
Fiske
Suetea
Wien
Thes
Paycefactaren
Steg Ceeh
Heidi
Laruna
Eppernthina
Petition of temperance leaders presented to the President
An article recounts a historic petition by leading temperance figures including Mrs Gordon and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union presented to the President seeking reforms in grain production and industrial policy. It notes the petition's significance and the figures involved in advocating for its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomater Jones
Beattie
Petlihtas
Srmeta
Brehibt
Bettie
Pregtewetii
Eis
Senet
Asfar
Peerti
Wuteem
Gordon
The Prohibition Debate in the Tennessee Legislature
A fragment from a 19th century report critiques pro and anti liquor forces amid a heated campaign. It notes divisions within supporters and opponents and warns against empty promises in a volatile political climate. The text mentions Sensers Sigel and party conflicts shaping the liquor policy debate.
Kansas Troops Exceed Standards in Civil War Draft
The text notes Kansas officers boasting high enlistment, low alcoholism disqualifications, and strong volunteer quotas. General Leonard Weel of Camp Fonston emphasizes Kansas standards raised efficiency of troops by about 25 percent and cites state welfare laws aiding the model army camp at Puneton.
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Kansas
Cgenorl Leonard Weel
Camp Fonston
Ele
Puneton
Prohibition's Economic Paradox Highlighted in Rhetoric
A fragmented reminiscence argues that liquor traffic funds crime and poverty while taxing homeowners. It cites profits of bootleggers and state revenues contrasted with public costs to police and aid the poor, concluding with a Shakespearean jab at human folly.
Nervous Prostration Remedy Claims Published Testimony
A patient describes severe nervous prostration and relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed ability to do housework and urges others, especially fallen women, to try the remedy with the promise of benefit. The letter from Franks Piercesaty of 25h. diet Street, West Philadelphia, promotes health restoration and references prewar duties and Mrs. Piteraresi’s condition as common among women.
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Pinkhem
Lydia FE Piskhom
Praxk
Diet Street
West Philsdepts
Mra
Pitererasi
Unclear fragmentary text from a local scene
Fragmentary OCR style passage describes visiting at an uncle's home and mentions uncertain dialogue. Other lines reference children in the street and a vague event with a beeuge and ties. The readable portion is sparse, with many garbled words and missing context.
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L E. Pinkham
Fletcher
Frettte
Lele Bey
Re Charitable
E Tietit Fay Ie Lely Fe Perihaerrniart
By Els
Yon
Sexton Manufacturing Company
Fairfield
Flora, Salem and
Olney, Illinois
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