Pan German Conspiracy to Dominate World Order
A sweeping 1910s era critique argues a pan German plot aims to rule from Hamburg to the Persian Gulf. It details Austria Hungary as a keystone, Prussian control, and a plan to redraw Europe from Balkan to Asia, urging complete victory and Balkan freedom as safeguards.
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India
South Africa
Ireland
Mexico
Colombia
Argentina
Chile
Japan
America
Belgium
Hamburg
Bagdad
Europe
North Sea
Battic
Adriatic
Aegean
Black Sea
Straits
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Balkan Peninsula
Suez Canal
Egypt
Asia
Africa
Napoleon
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Serbia
Greece
Germany
Baltic
Austria-Hungary
German Empire
Prussia
Mittel Europa
Austria
Hungary
House of Hapsburg
Vienna
Bohemia
Hapsbures
Posen
Schleswig
Alsace-Lorraine
Empire
France
Sardinia
Budapest
Count Beust
Italy
Beust
Galicia
Poland
Russia
Moravia
John Huss
Comentux
St. Vaclav
Montenegro
Talla Irredenta
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria- Hungary
Balkan
Austria Hungary
Berlin
Galleia
Siresia
Transylvania
Roumania
Gelatine Recipes From The Kitchen Cabiaie
A fragmentary 1910s kitchen guide lists gelatin desserts and savory dishes. It includes methods for lemon jelly, grape sherbet, prune jelly, a rich oyster stew, stewed beans with vegetables, Welsh rarebit, and fruit salads. Also noted are puddings such as California pudding, Apple Cracker Pudding, and Indian pudding, with steps, ingredients, and serving ideas.
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Eubos
China
California
Dave
Stowe
Economical Dishes and Red Cross Garments Featured
The page outlines budget friendly recipes such as Chili Con Carne and Corn on Toast with detailed steps and ingredients. It also highlights Red Cross knitting efforts with patterns 151 to 158, praising home sewing and customization. It notes elderly volunteers in Coldwater, Michigan, contributing daily and reports on the Central division’s knitting output for war relief.
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Tole
Wollen
American Red Cross
Coldwater
Mich
Red Cross
Mikes
Charles G. Bing
Centra
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ilenois
Towa
Miinois
Chicago
Dununry
John Gliss
Frans
Suspender skirts gain momentum in coming season
A vintage fashion roundup notes the suspender skirt remains prominent across seasons and may surge in demand next summer. It highlights gray moire trims on black satin frocks, delicate georgette gowns, and evolving waistlines, hats, and trims such as astrakhan crowns and satin embroideries shaping women's attire.
Merrie Markeet Many Like Him in City Take
A Birmingham Age-Herald cartoon quotes critique of a citizen who shirks duty. It contrasts those who bear burdens with others who merely note the wheel’s revolutions, highlighting public responsibility and apathy.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Decorations of Sac tribe heads shaved and painted in red black
Townsend describes a Sac tribe gathering with about a hundred Indians presenting primitive attire. Men and the twenty Ekaues wear shaved heads, red and black paint, elk hair, and feathers in blankets. Some also wore calico underdresses while others appeared fully decorated.
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Townsend
City of Clubs in Havana Outstrips London
Havana clubs dwarf London’s in size and number with 125000 club members estimated from a 350000 population. One Havana club alone reportedly has 45000 members, and nearly all residents belong to clubs, a stark contrast to London. Household waste ash from Connecticut experiments shows fertilizing value for kitchen scraps including fruit peels, tea leaves, coffee grounds, and shells for home gardens.
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London
Havana
Cuba
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
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