Kaiser Shifts Toward Liberal Reform in Wartime Germany
In Cyril Brown's World article, the Kaiser shows a drifting toward democracy while Pan Germanists push reactionary aims. Berlin politics hinge on the Kaiser’s subtle reform path, with the elderly Junker elite and secret cabinet wielding influence behind the throne as public opinion shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Germany
Cyril Brown
the Press Publishing Co
New York World
Stockholm
The
New Times
Wilhelm II
Spartacus
Simon
University of Koenigsberg
Kalser
Kaliser
Prussia
Kaiser
Frankfurter Zeitung
Mases
Bethmann
Bethmann-Holmes
Baron von Leisbach
Admiral von Mueller
von Valentini
Junker
von Berg
Empire
Nice
City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
Doctors in New York and Chicago endorse Nuxated Iron for iron deficiency boosting red blood cells and tone. They report rapid improvements in strength and endurance, urge use under medical guidance, and caution against metallic iron products.
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Ferdinand King
New York
Feruinand Wing
America
A. J. Newman
Tollee
Chivags
Jefferason Park Hospital
Chicago
Tran
Faye
Chile
Asa
Newman
Idx
Aval
Murgean
Jefferson Park Y Hospital
Schuie
Ler C. Jaques
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
James Tunneis
Bellevue Hospital
James Dent
Francia Sull
Westchester County Hospivan
Tai
Ni Y
Westchester County
Iran
Maques
St. Tiras Honh
Beli's Hospital
Schuyler Ce Danates
Vitaahett
T. Alphonsis Walker
England
T. Almboussy Wallace
Djang
H. Ll. Wagener
Ho-Hum the Nap Loving Hog Surprises Indiana Farm
Capper's Weekly reports an Indiana hog named Ho-Hum near Crown Point vanished in June last year. Found asleep in a straw stack, the hog woke with spring scent, sprinted to the trough and shed weight from 270 pounds to about 50 pounds while napping through winter and months of burrowed rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho-Hum
Indiana
Crown Joint
Capper
Ho-Hoim
Bum- Mer
U S Troops Needed to End War by Fall 1920 Says Major Simmons
Maj George W Simmons, returning from Europe, argues 3,000,000 U S troops required in France and that even this force may not end the war until fall 1920 He lauds American Red Cross efforts in France noting 2000 active workers including 750 volunteers and stresses need for more hospital beds for U S troops with substantial implications for Missouri and other states.
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U. S
Major Simmons
Red Cross
ST. Louis
George W. Simmons
Europe
United States
France
Paris
Simmons
New York
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Ita
American Red Cross
America
Rend Cross
General Petain
Theed Cross
Ned Cross
They Proved It Bolsheviks and Pacifists Compared
The Montreal Star argues Bolsheviks tested every easy option while a dangerous world roiled. It claims they acted independently of public opinion, contrasting with pacifists at home. The piece concludes Russia faced consequences it deserved amid critique of credulity and stupidity.
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Montreal Star
Russia
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Soli
Hindenburg
Herrick and
Gibson
Canada
Jengo Tribune
Barden
Midway
irmingham #5e-Herald
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Sete
E. Bateman
Anna Schmidt
J. R. Newman
SRG
Fifth Avenue
Hunt
M. Timerlin
Bucant
A.B. Richards Medicine CO
Sherman, Texas
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