Inside History of German War Schemes and Kaiser's Role
The piece reviews claims from Dr. Muhlen and other sources about Kaiser Wilhelm II pushing Germany toward World War I. It notes alleged meetings with Krupp von Bohlen, Hefferich, and Augustin, and contrasts early promises to avoid war with later hardline stances. It cites Lichnowsky, Jagow, and Bethmann-Hollweg as corroborating figures.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Cambrai
Marne
Prince Lichnowsky
W. Mahlen
Krapp’s
Switzerland
Krupps
Mahion
Helfferich
Berlin
Serbia
Russia
Muhlen
Hefferich
Rector Muhlen
Essen
Krupp von Bohlen
Great War Plant
Kaiser
Morocco
Germany
Herr Krupp von
Bohlen
Pe. Miton
Dr. Muhlen
Reichstag
von Payer
Dr. Uhlen
Heifferich
Krupp von
Janke
von Jagow
New York Post
Apathist Apathy and the War Effort Critique
Thomas Addison in the New York Outlook compares the so called apathists to a dead weight in the war effort. He argues a man must show public spirit through fuel saving and thrift stamps while condemning mental myopia and self centered indifference among many citizens.
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Mr. Rist
Red Cross
Y.M.C. A
Rmony
Apathist
Flanders
Thaos
Addison
New York Outlook
Irish Conscription and Allied Unity in Wartime Speech
An editorial excerpt cautions Ireland against antiwar Sinn Fein sentiment and urges Irishmen to share in the war effort. It notes a shift in American view toward Britain and allies, praises Allied nations, and condemns Sinn Feinism and pro-German demonstrations that insult the U S flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Congress
George
England
Sinn
Last Line: Britain Relies on US as Army Runs Short
The British war cabinet decided to deploy reserves to halt the German advance and to depend on the United States to supply allied manpower. The piece notes that Britain now stands as the last line of reserves with no further sources of men available.
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United States
New Tribune
Call for Reinforcements to Hold the Line for Liberty
The piece argues for urgent reinforcements from Canada and the United States to support Allied forces in World War I. It urges steady streams of infantry now, noting Britain’s manpower efforts and the need to resist German aggression while praising the U.S. and Canada as vital allies in the fight for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Canada
Jonathan
United States
Britain
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
An advertisement touts Freezone a new drug from Cincinnati chemist that dissolves corns and calluses with just a drop. It claims immediate relief from pain and ease of removal without irritation or harm, available cheaply at drug stores and even mailed samples.
His Time Is Money in Courtroom Tariff Dispute
A client protests a bill calling it exorbitant while a lawyer offers to explain for ten dollars. The exchange frames a legal fee dispute over charges and clarity of services.
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Sawyer
Sawyerassey
Sulvane Une Daerthing
Sawyer-Massey Tractors
Sawyer-Massey Company Limited
Eerite Ont
Sntee
Die Sawyer
Sary
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Oshawa
Springfield Union
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