German Influence on U S Public Opinion in World War I
Washington correspondence from Minneapolis Tribune notes Berlin aimed to mold American policy by targeting public figures in the Midwest. It describes pro-German and paranoia actors probing leaders for vulnerabilities, shaping opinions on foreign policy and naval aid, and pressuring officials through influence on those around them.
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Berlin
Indianapolis
New York
Middle West
Poin Viohe
Urey
England
Hiss Achilles
Satell
Washington
Minneapolie Trifmine
White and Brown Bread Debate Persists in 19th Century Diets
A Birmingham Re-Herald item discusses ongoing opinions on white versus brown bread, noting white bread’s constipating effect and brown bread’s digestive effects. It favors whole wheat or coarser grains ground to various textures and suggests households keep several canisters of mixed breads. Col Jagsby is cited as continuing to enjoy traditional barley, oats, and other grains, with humor about him “carrying a pint in his hip pocket.”
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Lillian Dynever Rice
Col. Jagsby
John Barleycorn
Birmingham Re-Herald
Alsace Lorraine Test of Germany’s World Conquest View
The piece argues Alsace Lorraine should prove Germany abandons world conquest. L E Quigg urges surrender of Alsace Lorraine to France and compensation to France and Belgium as proof of renunciation. The writer signals potential solutions to Italy Austria and German colonial issues but insists only surrender to France ends Germany’s militaristic aims.
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Alsace- Lortraine
Germany
L. E. Quigg
New Zen
New York
Tri- Shes
Italy
Austria
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
Postcard Proposal Sparks Confusion in Grand Rapids
In a curious exchange, a proposed marriage via postcard unsettled the postmistress who sent a reply by letter. Jane and Hetty debate the absurdity as the outcome remains unclear and the matter hinges on whether the proposal was accepted.
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Crue
Jane
Hetty
Grand Rapids News
Fifteen Years Use of Baby's Own Tablets
Thousands of mothers keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house as long as there are little ones about. Mrs Marcel D Le Blanc of Memramcook West New Brunswick says for fifteen years they have never been without the tablets. They relieve ailments promptly and she recommends them to friends. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Marcel D. LeBlanc
Memramcook West
N. B
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
No Eight Hour Day Urged in War Effort
A British newspaper note asserts there will be no eight hour day in trenches or elsewhere during the war. Millions of men are working overtime to win the war, and labor outside the army shares the same objective. Any group seeking personal claims now would hinder national efforts.
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London
Daily, Express
Germany’s Autocracy Hinders Its Economic Recovery
The St Thomas Journal argues that Germany’s loss of foreign trade stems from its autocratic government. Only domestic freedom can restore trust abroad, as German traders are branded as Kaiser’s spies while the regime persists. Foreigners may accept Germany’s business conduct later, not the ruler or his ministers. Holloway’s Liniment and Corn-Cure are also advertised.
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Germany
Potsdam
St. Thomas Journal
Minard
Intelligent Co Operation in Food Transportation
After a conference between the United States food administration and express company representatives intelligent cooperation is assured. Executives issue a personal appeal to all employees to concentrate efforts for prompt and safe handling and movement of perishable food products, giving priority to perishables over non perishables when needed.
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United States Food Administration
Express Companies
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper Dance Quip Echoed
A Detroit Free Press quip about a dance craze suggests it would fade if couples were compelled to dance constantly. The remark underscores the era's playful take on social dancing and remedies.
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Detroit Free Press
Liver Powers Health in Kingston Minister's Testimony
Rev George Alton of Gananoque Ont credits Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills with relief from four years of bilious attacks headaches and weak appetite after trying many remedies He resumed his ministry and praises the pill’s action on liver kidneys and bowels Rev C Cunningham confirms Alton’s statements and urges keeping the liver active to prevent poisons and related ailments.
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George Alton
Gananoque
Ont
Ministry
British Whig
Kingston
Dr. Chase
Mr. Chase
Rev. C. Cunningham
Toronto
Hev
Gansnogus
Irish Rebel's View of the Hohenzollerns in 1870
The Montreal Herald quotes John Mitchell, grandfather of New York's mayor, denouncing the Hohenzollerns as insatiable and treacherous burglars driven by violence and fraud. The Irishman’s harsh critique, first published July 23, 1870, portrays the Prussian royal line as relentlessly dishonest.
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John Mitchel
New York
England
Srreen
Hohenzollerns
Drishman
Montreal Herald
Miller's Worm Powders Promise Instant Worm Eradication
Miller's Worm Powders attack worms in the stomach and intestines at once and prevent any worm from living after contact. They claim to correct unhealthy digestive conditions that invite worms and foster beneficial reactions for growth. Attested in hundreds of cases, they present as thoroughly trustworthy.
Women in the Case Wives and Russian intrigue
The Chicago Evening Test argues that women in the court, including the czarina, helped shape Russian events and betrayed men who trusted them. It condemns wives and female confidants as pivotal in political plots, suggesting men must relinquish control to curb feminine influence.
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Jrer
Soukhomlinoff
Germany
Chicago
Exclusive Paradise in Music Studying Awakens New Perception
A reflective piece likens music to a hidden sense beyond sight and hearing. It tells of an organist who rebuffs a banker’s snobbish remark by claiming music offers an exclusive paradise accessible only through childhood study and ear training, not wealth or status.
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Jones
Woodcraft
Fenimere Cooper
Leatherstocking
Thorean
John Bunyan
Keeping Choice Apples in Winter via Sawdust Packing
To preserve choice apples through winter, use dry sawdust from seasoned hardwood. Layer sawdust and fruit in a barrel, keeping fruits apart and away from staves, then cover with more sawdust until a bushel and a half fits per barrel. Store in a cool place and avoid bruised or mellow apples.
Kaiser strikes at Russia to rally wavering followers
Savannah News reports the Kaiser responds to domestic discontent by launching attacks on Russia, aiming to obscure the Allies’ push and solidify support as the front line shifts in the war.
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Russia
Savannah News
Science Will Eliminate War and Underground Shelters Seen
The Vancouver Sun argues that future warfare will be dominated by aircraft and high explosives, making underground cities and civilian shelters likely. It notes London’s shelters in air raids and predicts changes that erode traditional naval and land defenses, with non-combatants losing protection under international law.
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London
League of Nations
Vancouver Sun
Freezone touted to lift corns without pain
A Cincinnati authority claims freezone applied to a corn relieves soreness and extracts the whole root quickly. The drug dries and shrivels the corn without irritating surrounding tissue. A small bottle costs little and removes hard or soft calluses. urge your druggist to stock it.
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Cincinnati
The Penalty of Frenzied Buying
The experience of the last year shows frenzied buying in excess of need raises prices. The prudent citizen resists hoarding and buys only as needed, ensuring food remains available for all. The public benefits when households stay cool and avoid panic buying.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
On Sale Everywhere Dr Thomas Electric Oil
Advocates claim there are few merchants who do not stock Dr Thomas Electric Oil and warn against substitutes. The text asserts it is uniquely effective as both liniment and internal medicine, noting high demand as proof.
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Dr. Thomas
Ethel Confronts Stranger Over Hat Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue captures a moment of tension as Ethel questions a stranger about removing a substantial item from a girl. Frank asserts a family connection and references a hat, implying a potential misunderstanding or dispute among the characters.
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