The New Power in the Ukraine Exposed as German Rule
The article argues the newly formed Ukrainian Republic hides German control. It details German steamship firms as espionage arms, German influence in Austria and Galicia, and colonization plans from Austria to Bosnia. It claims Michael Krushevs ky of Lemberg leads Ukraine with German military ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ukraine
Berlin
America
Theodore Kahn
Lemberg
Kahn
Bahn
Heinecken
Leagues of Truth
Prrongiront-Gmtag
Sukminnir Bas Pu
Russia
Galicia
Bukowina
War Ministry
Germany
Europe
Bosnia
Austria
Hungary
Canada
United States
Republic of
Ukrainia
Michael Krushevsky
The Day of Peace Vision by Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
A prophetic patriotic appeal urges readers to support war effort until victory. It imagines a future when soldiers return home to joyous crowds and churches, urging immediate action and collective sacrifice to hasten peace. The piece emphasizes unity, faith, and timely donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
The
Vigilantes
Kamerad
Red Cross
Mother's letter honors fallen sergeant major in war effort
Regimental Sergeant Major William K Jenkins of the Three Hundred and Fourth field artillery dies at Camp Upton. His mother Mis Jenkins from Holladay Tennessee writes thanks to Maj Whitman praising courtesies and expressing patriotic resolve as Americans fight in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam K. Jenkins
Three Hundred and Fourth Field Artillery
Camp Upton
America
Jenkins
Holladay
Tenn
Mis
J. D. Whitman
Min
William B. Jenkins
France
Europe
Belove
Insects as Vectors of Disease Warned by Health Advocate
A health article explains how flies mosquitoes lice bedbugs fleas and roaches spread tuberculosis typhoid malaria cholera smallpox and bubonic plague. It details how contaminated milk manure _and dirty houses_ multiply pests and urges sanitation and proper disposal with guidance from health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Mars
Daniel
Belshazzar
Detroit-Free-Press
Berora_ consiger Micotier
Coxmos
Serbia
Balkans
Mme Mortial
Rocky—Mountain
Montana
Man
Texas
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Boomerang Metaphor Becomes a War Time Exchange Note
The message argues boomerang as a metaphor for return and reuse, not retaliation. It quotes Colonel Miles calling Australians a boomerang and urges individuals to stand their ground bear their burdens and maintain a cheerful outlook to ease wartime stress.
His Resignation Emphatic From Park Row Editorial Rooms
The piece describes a dramatic resignation scene at six in the morning in Park Row editorial rooms. A reporter disrupts the room by destroying chairs, declaring his resignation in a memorable way. The city editor offers twice his salary later, but the man declines and says he has joined his colors to become a fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mercury
Park Row
New York Sun
Old Lady Seen Chasing Angels in Aftermath Tale
A reminiscence recalls a woman nicknamed the old lady shooing a child from steps, leading to a belief she might be an angel. In a later chat, a neighbor humorously suggests the old lady could be chasing all the little angels elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes
Mary
Notable Quotations on Pride and Duty
The lines urge keeping pride in its place and owning honest calls. It reflects that circumstances are outside control while personal conduct remains within power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ingelow
Home Cookery Tips And Small Economy Notes
A mix of kitchen hints and frugal advice covers berry garnishes, rhubarb and pear dressings, prune puree freezes, marmalades, and multiple cost-saving ideas. It includes tips on using sugar, lemon juice, olive oil, olive oil blends, and practical suggestions for common foods and household chores. Also notes on eggs, waste reduction, and simple pantry workarounds.
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Hermann Hagedorn
the Vigilantes
Anopheles
A.culex Sollicitais
Belo Bug
Siarlatt
Colton Homse
Miles
Allied Expeditionary Forces
Merry
Wolcot
Verte Hs Wong Wel
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