Kaiser in Berlin Diorama Story Reflects Royal Worldview
An article describes a vivid Berlin scene with the Kaiser gazing from a cloud above the city, noting his taste for art, travel, and wealth, and recounts his conversations about banquets, rail travel, and diplomacy. The piece also covers his views on America, the war, and gas warfare plans, ending with a tease of continuation.
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Bration
Ineles
Halserin
Berlin
Tom
Tong
Kidlser
Reichstag
Kaiser
England
France
America
Germany
Mark ‘Twain
Carnegie
Allee
Tiergarten
Roullin
Sardanupas
Dirkish Museum
Kalser
Edward
Bestin Royal Opera
Empire
Napoleon
Davis
Maumon
Friedlander
von Friedlander
Schwabach
Bieichroeder Bank
von Schwabach
Leishman
New York
Hamburg
Smiss
Albania
Jacob
Wied
Minnee
Roosevelt
Kaisor
Italy
Teddy
Deutschand
Carpathians
Kaiser Gace
Bots Park
Lusitania
London
Baden-Baden
Cty
Women and the War Work Council’s Civic Clubs
The War Work Council organized over forty cantonment clubs to guide girls toward patriotism through constructive activities. Centers host sewing, cooking, knitting, and French lessons while helping housing for employed girls and relief work. War aid extends to French and colored women, with translators aiding families and nurses supporting front line welfare.
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United States
War Work Council
Girty’ Clube
France
Waukegan
Illinois
Leatler
Cantom Penta
Ie Weill
Aishaime
Pourty Wines
Tantoament
Louisville
Kentucky
Hopewell
Virginia
Carp
Washoe Lodge Masons Meet and Offbeat Proposals
Washoe Lodge No. 38 meets in the Masonic hall Thurston-Crighton building on the second Tuesday evening each month. Fraternal invitation extended to all traveling Master Masons. Journal of Heredity favors early motherhood and youthful marriage, arguing evidence that young women make better mothers than delaying until after thirty. Market notes advertise thrifty shouts and stock hogs for sale, with prices and a poultry remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Lodgh
Alf. & A M
Masonic
Thurston-Crightonuilding
Doctor Bell Nites
Journal of Heredity
Washinxinn
D.C
H.ough
Breathing Guidance and Odd Tombstone Notes
A fragmented piece discusses proper deep breathing for health with warnings about shoulder position and full lung inflation. It then shifts to a tangled reminiscence of a tombstone for Pavement, and a claim of ancestry involving Norfolk, Fung Richard TL, and Mary Thomas Mowbry with unclear dates and places.
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Cake of Norfolk
Fung Richard TL
Mary
Thomas Mowbry
Autveritiats
Venice
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