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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

7

Inside account shakes German unity and war aims

An American report from Berlin notes Germany’s wartime solidarity fraying as Belgians and the Lusitania are debated with apology. Prince Lichnowsky’s letters reveal truth among leaders. Krupp director Muhlon’s health rumor and his harsh view of Germany’s rulers underscore a rare internal crisis and doubt about peace prospects.

Germany Berlin Belgium Lusitania Prince Lichnowsky William Muhlon Krupp Gun Works Switzerland Biuhlon Muhlon France German Empire

Slacker draft talk mirrors wartime fear of idlers in moneymaking states

The passage decries idleness across Jersey Maryland and West Virginia and argues lawmakers will punish unemployed men ages eighteen to fifty. It paints a hostile portrait of “loafers” from villages to big cities, claims the war effort justifies forced labor, and calls for conscription of nonproducers to fund soldiers in France.

Jersey Maryland West Virginia New York Georgia Florida Bil Cantrell America France Fime

Peter Chuckles At Farmer Brown's Boy

Peter Rabbit awaits Piper the Hyla but cannot spot the singer. Farmer Brown's Boy returns to the Smiling Pool hoping to glimpse Piper, while Peter hides in the Big Hickory roothole and watches the scene unfold with patient, quiet mischief.

Peter Farmer Brown Thornton W. Burgess Piper Smiling Pool Johnny Chuck Palmer Brown Sammy Jay Sammy Piper the Hyla Brown Myla Peter Rabbit

Peter Succeeds at Last

Lloyd Aflen 24 of New York City a cadet flier at Wilbur Wright field died instantly when his aircraft went out of control during a practice flight and crashed into a school building in Dayton on May 2.

Dayton, O Lloyd Aflen New York City Wilbur Wright Aviation Field

May Party At Blaney Field And Army Visit

Local youngsters recount excitement as a gray military automobile from a general’s inspection of the ammunition factory passes through town. Soldiers salute. a dust from the car allegedly reaches Andy Anderson’s eye. The May Party features Genevieve Hicks as queen while George Washington Stebbins serves as May King. Notes mention close to vacation and school exams. some youths express interest in enlisting after graduation.

Wilkens Andy Anderson Pershing Blaney Genevieve Hicks Fatty Bellowes Gerlz Wasi George Washington Stebbins Arbentus Stebbins George Washington

Private Danny War Letters Teach Soldiers to Write Home

In a veteran’s war book chapter, a soldier recounts advising rookies to send heartfelt letters home. He details writing his mother a long, intimate letter, insuring her amid war, and gifting keepsakes from his company. The entry ends with the narrator feeling buoyant after sending the letter.

Lou Palmer Danny Lou Mamie

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