Fall of statue ends Hun luck in Albert parish tale
A dramatic World War I scene recounts the destruction of a statue of the Virgin at Albert in the face of German shelling. The event shifts to the collapse of the tower and the recumbent statue amid fighting, with Allied defense holding and the parish priest guiding residents through the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert Dushngy
Jom
Bayne
Wat
Albert
Geruiny
Victor Range
Erie
Bayer
Broken Bay
Whole Wheat to England Sparks Food Administration Debate
A distorted report claims the Food Administration favors sending whole wheat to England instead of flour, risking mill closures and thousands of skilled workers facing unemployment as demobilization proceeds, with international commentators opposing the move. The piece questions public duty and wartime supply policy amid criticism from observers.
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Food Administration
England
Wisconsin News Briefs From Manitowoc to La Crosse and Beyond
A chaotic Wisconsin page cites Manitowoc taxation records, shipbuilding revenue, and local honors. It notes Henry Cronk of Quintuka and Atta Moss for a notable sum, plus public notices on education, labor, and public works. The report mentions legal actions in Winnebago and La Crosse counties, a university instructor appointment, and Appleton school board proceedings.
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Gena
Effin
Cevron
Flo Janekardyils
Lind
Manitowoc
la Crosse
Rekchel Wwlieys
Henry Cronk
Quihtwka Guld
Japan
Wiacuisin
Hodmei
Mary SN. Clark
Torhige
Asendid Guey
Winnebago County
Yds Pelub, Ny
Surenson
Wiseans Niea Timescus Hight
Baworeounuynaiy
Elpharan
Gstikoshe
Lave Ily
sOr Thinadh Company
Dany
Green Bay
Applian
Beloit
Lewis Nausea
Appleton
tUliver
Stan
Mumrumdhose
Muelsel Tey Amyse
John Rednes
Steve Schugler
Loy Row
Henry Dlotiman
Oliver Schad
Willan Ressure
Gamspor
Vuscania
Things That Never Happen: Local Notes From Appleton
A fragmented Appleton Chronicle column details community happenings and oddities. Mentions include former leaders, factory changes, school debates, and local incidents across Appleton and nearby counties, with emphasis on personnel shifts, real estate, and civic events.
Sir Dyce Duckworth Acknowledged British Physician
Sir Dyce Duckworth one of England's renowned physicians served on the unvalued consulting board. He is an active honorary member of many of the world's most famous medical societies and devoted much of his time to welfare work, sacrificing thousands of pounds yearly in practice.
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Dyce Duckworth
England
Smny
Muuch
Wiluirs
Borrd
Huns Fight Peace Terms and Rising Tensions
Fragmentary report describes German discontent with peace terms and ongoing protests. The text references German leadership, public opposition, and potential shifts in wartime strategy amid rising domestic pressure.
Won't Halt Bombardment, Shone Jeb On Policy
Fragmented OCR reads as a political item with unclear names and dates. It hints at a government stance resisting an ongoing bombardment and mentions Jeb and a prepared response. The text is garbled, providing no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb
Peevermient Newal Core
Education is a Nlessin Says Cade Rien
A fragment quotes Cade Rien arguing education is not a loaf but a tool. he insists the same person who faults schooling would be better off learning to read and write. The text suggests a rural, dialectic critique of education and literacy.
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Cade Rien
Coal From Alaska Aims for Rail Line Milestone
A new Alaska coal shipment moves toward rail connections, with plans to extend routes from the Ber ing River side to mine sites. Officials note earlier shipments and expect further expansion to the coastal channels, linking mines to broader markets.
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Beatrio
Fedemad
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Aistaelie
Catdova Oetabera
Bering River
Atuska Polratouia Ani Gonbennipithry
Witer
Olertee
Cantvolley Hey
Geen Enerlers
Safeguard Sanor Quote on Ballot Safeguards and Disorder
A Beecher aphorism warns that no government part outlasts ballot safeguards. It likens striking the ballot to injecting disease into the political body, claiming civil order hinges on electoral integrity and citizen participation.
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Sanor
Henry Ward Beecher
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Tast
Talie
Sun Ghmer
Eldent
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Progres
Thun
Mies
Déhision
Wisconsin News
Rehern
Suapagger
Sergion
eWiahied
Ds Menagster Ton Fanewumurda
Gaures
Lausiness
Ohi
Liewelie Sonservatory
Fannin
Dari
Nurliy
Monroe
Seltian
Heinhelt
Rosinsky
Menitowne
Vetra Tchay
Shiby
Gail Gng
Anv Krueger
UK Owen
Tederid
Aline Katherine Welch
Iniblie Syhools
Stevenk Point Fur
Ward Pyingipal
Ios
Aflige
Distii
Hon Voard
Dving
Wiseon Asin
Gene Byrnes
Bernard MW
Katinanee
Millen
Lee Senid
Speboygan
Viszens
Apne Alun Fraternity
Heeluie Allin Poungos
Alpha Lonsie
Bern
Wane Cid
Wits
Farmers Fm
Oaktaunie Eaunis Bee
Privas
Mey
Savipa
Merdelies
Alaska
the Times
Cuawn
Fisher
Tiere Nationat Cartogn Co. Ky
Pee Hwes
Jaemene
Wee Ao
Sem
Castoria
Tey
Professional Directory
DRS. Vedder & Vedder II
A. Vedder
B. Edwards
Jasarson Wi State Hank Building
Berg
Marshfield
South Central Avenue
C.B. Edwards
New State Bank
Chichester
Sontiremere Ten
Carter
Saiall Price
Arter
Adolph Hlar
S Avenue
New York
U.S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway
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