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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1917

Page

7

Bernstorff Aide O Leary Links In German Intrigue In U S

Government files show Ambassador Bernstorff used Jeremiah O Leary as a reliable yet discreet American asset. O Leary warned Wilson by letter against supporting him, a line later mocked in a memory famous hat slogan. Lexington mayor cites deplorable camp morale as national army buildup continues amid war rumors.

Germany United States Bernstorff Dumba Washington Vienna Boyed von Papen State Department Jeremiah O'Leary O’leary Wilson

Winning the War in the West and Western Front Strategy

The government aims to win on the western front with plans undisclosed, as allies prepare for a military conference. Germany’s Hindenburg Line is failing, Haig drives strong thrusts in Flanders, and the western front may prove Germany’s weak point guiding eventual victory.

Russia Balkans Italy United States Bulgaria Trentino Macedonia France Belgium Germany Hindenburg Haig Flanders Western Front

The Morality of Beauty and The Call for Beauty

The piece argues that morality is rooted in beauty and joy, claiming loveliness equals righteousness and that all ugliness marks moral failing. It envisions a future where society eradicates ugliness, tearing down unsightly structures to create exquisite, park-like cities. It laments dull housing and clothing as signs of sinfulness.

Extravagant promises in a quirky Hoover era note

A fragmented note mocks extravagance blamed on Mr Hoover, contrasting it with a simple lunch plan. The text mentions two vegetables and references Ralph, Noor, and a meal at night. The tone implies a casual, curious exchange about dinner expectations and a modest tomorrow.

MR. Hoover Ralph Noor

Buster Bear Is Piggish in Thornton Burgess Animal Tale

A Beech nut picnic turns sour as Buster Bear’s greed drives off friends and sparks quarrels among Lightfoot the Deer, Gobbler family, and woodland neighbors. Peter Rabbit laughs at the spectacle as others hunt for nuts, illustrating the dangers of piggish behavior.

Buster Bear Thornton W. Burgess Buster Lightfoot Gobbler Gobblers Sammy Jay Redhead Woodpecker Chatterer Red Squirrel Happy Jack Gray Squirrel Unce Billy Mrs. Possum Peter Rabbit Big Buster Bear

Jacksonville Journal Urges Support for Army Plans

In the Fifth Jacksonville Journal a number of appeals urge residents to protest against orders on army organization that allegedly discriminate. The piece notes upcoming consolidation from twelve to eight companies and possible two regiments forming from three. It warns civilians and politicians to avoid hindering military plans and to seek understanding before signing protests.

Jacksonville Washington

In Our School Friday Punkin Patch Arrest Tale

A humorous schoolhouse episode features LD Griggly demanding the culprit who harmed his pumpkin patch. Miss Palmer runs class while local boys dramatize a mock arrest, claiming German invaders, then admit the “Germans” were pumpkins. Fatty Bellowes laments fewer pumpkins for Halloween pies. Charlie Chaplin film noted.

LD Griggly Balch Constabul Griggsy Bol Haynes Bol Miss Palmer Stuffy Andy Anderson Ex Brigham Torp Stebbins Steve Hardy Bull Hickey Andy Fatty Bellowes Andy & the Fellers Punkins

River and the War Rock Island Union It Will Be Hoping

The article outlines possible resumption of Mississippi river traffic driven by government support, rail water terminal cooperation, and wartime demand for raw materials. Keystone of Peoria orders two tow boats and fourteen barges to move pig iron on major rivers, signaling a modern fleet era. Minneapolis studies river freight fleets, with large barge tows replacing packets. war needs push development forward decades ahead of normal pace.

Rock Island Union Mississippi River Varous River John Deere Plow Company Keystone Company of Peoria Tennessee Ohio Mississippi Illinois Sheffield Ala

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