War Will Continue Long Time Opinion Of Authorities
An analysis notes many authorities foresee a prolonged war. It discusses Lord Northcliffe’s American influence, predictions of a multi-year conflict, and the impact of submarine campaigns on Russia and Europe, plus anticipated political revolutions and worker wage trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Lord Northcliffe
Lord Nort
United States
Lindenburg
England
Ford
France
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
Weowith
Calais
Paris
Waris
Russia
Germany
Monks Sent to Battlefront and Property Return in Russia
In Petrograd soldiers’ barracks thefts are met with public shaming including placards declaring “I stole sugar and shoes.” A Bessarabia clerk accused of stealing a horse was displayed publicly. The Kshesinskaya palace, linked to Empress Nicholas’s former favorite, is being returned to its rightful owner after court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Bessarabia
Kshesinskaya
Nicholas
Nikola Lerine
Alberta harvest needs volunteers from Pasadena youths
Edmonton Journal notes 109 Pasadena boys aged sixteen to twenty seek to work on Alberta farms this summer. They follow three hundred Illinois Agricultural College students in Western Canada. The Edmonton district board of trade asks if their services are needed. harvest timing may miss school holidays.
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Allinois Agricultural College
Canada
Pasadena
California
Alberta
Edmonton Journal
Board of Trade
Edmonton
Lee Fisher
Advertising Aids Canada In Prosecuting War
John M. Irmie outlines Canadian government advertising campaigns used to support wartime efforts. He notes seventeen distinct campaigns since the war began and record display ad expenditures in the past year surpassing those of other major advertisers. He cites food value campaigns for apples and relief funds for soldiers’ families, and mentions postwar continuation plans.
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Associated Advertising’ Clubs of
Te St. Louis
John MM. Irmie
Canadian Press Association
Canada
Kode
Tnble
Life Aboard a U Boat in Wartime Daily Mail Report
A London Daily Mail piece describes life aboard German U boats. Crews enjoy warmth and leisure with gramophones and tobacco while life at depth is uncomfortable when air thickens. Food is mostly cold but substantial. loot includes ships stores and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Daily Mail
Mr Balfour Reflects On His Visit To America
Mr Balfour delivered a farewell speech at the National Press Club praising the American government and war effort. He spoke with restrained feeling and clear, gracious tone, expressing sympathy and respect for the United States and its press. The audience welcomed him warmly as a modest, earnest guest.
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Balfour
National Ress Club
German Delusions on War Aims and US Entry
Thomas Curtin argues from London that German delusions persist, insisting on unconditional surrender and mistrusting Allied aims. He notes German propaganda and nationalism, predicts no immediate relief from US entry, and claims Germans have learned to blame others for hardship.
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Gomis
Germany
United States
Germain
America
Thomas Curtin
London
Maal
Justice for Everyone in The Prussianized Germany of the Hohenzollerns
An excerpt from Met Magazine argues for broader justice and international rights after victory. It advocates restoring Belgium and France, a democratic Russia by Constantinople, autonomy for Austria’s nationalities, and a Polish nation with Baltic access. It urges guarantees for Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox Greeks, and Jews.
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Zain - Ting
Met
Germany
France
Austria
Belgium
Russia
Constantinople
Onyrmenia
Hungary
Trettino
Trieste
Serbia
Solemia
Poland
Baltic
Prussia
West Prussia
East Persia
Canada
Ireland
North Schleswie
Importance of Constantinople as a wartime obstacle
The article argues statesmen err to seek a lasting peace by only addressing northern France Belgium and Poland while ignoring the strategic knot of Constantinople. If this Near East capital remains tied, the current war will end only to presage a larger future conflict, warns a North American Review piece.
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Constantinople
France
Belgium
Poland
Near East
North American Review
Parade inspection and debt noted in barracks tale
The sergeant major inspects men on parade and reprimands haircuts as Tommy steps forward to claim a large weekly allowance of one shilling, revealing debts and prompting a curt remark from the corporal about delayed earnings.
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Tommy
Cantnajor
Fragmentary dialogue from True to Life Sandy scene
The excerpt shows incomplete dialogue with characters Sandy Tam Macpherson and Vig-Sandy. The garbled text hints at a scene of tense questioning and identification but provides no clear actions or outcomes.
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Sandy
Tam Macpherson
Germany Still Unbeaten Amid War Strife and Zionist Debate
A long critique argues Germany remains defiant after months of war, praising national resolve and total mobilization. It weighs wartime leadership, food, labor, and naval power while branching into Zionist themes and Palestine policy sparingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Britain
Germany
Empire
United Kingdom
Absent Mindedness of Mr Birrell Baffles Guests
The piece describes Augustine Birrell the late Irish secretary as famously absent minded. It recounts his lost umbrellas and a scene where he borrows and struggles to keep a new umbrella from vanishing. Friends suggest tying it to a table leg or holding it elsewhere as Birrell shrugs off ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birrell
Auguastine Birrell
Married man seeks advice after terse wife reaction
A newlywed man shared distress about a quarrel with his wife ten days ago. He described his wife’s harsh reply and lingering anger, noting his marriage length and his wife’s lingering dissatisfaction with his remark.
Uncertain OCR Fragment Describes A Puzzle Text
Fragmentary OCR text offers unclear names and events. The readable portion mentions a person and a place in a garbled context, with no verifiable dates or outcomes.
Wedding Story Clipped By OCR Despite Readable Details
A damaged wedding notice fragment mentions the groom, an excessive man, and a spiteful context, but readable specifics are limited. The item preserves a ceremonial moment though exact names and venues remain unclear.
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ERD
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Murray
Zangwill
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