MONUMENTAL CROOKS SELL RUSSIA TO GERMANY
The article accuses Lenine and Trotsky of selling Russia to Germany, surrendering the Baltic provinces for gold and a large debt. It questions their motives, notes their exile back to Petrograd, and predicts German victory terms and postwar rejection by the Allies. It laments Russian suffering, urges accountability, and suggests Allied intervention against the pair.
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Lenine
Trotsky
Germany
Russia
Baltic
Trotsky Nor
Canine
Switzerland
Hor Trotsky
Leon Brastein
Petro- Brat
Merkind
Flanders
France
Austria
Anniversary of Verdun remembered in terse report
A shortened 1916 style obituary-like note recalls the Verdun anniversary. It mentions German General Falkenhayn and crown prince as planners, cites months of battle, and notes a German defeat while implying vast shelling and strategic aims. The fragment emphasizes the scale of the conflict.
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Verdun
Valkenhayn
Mey
Verdun Battle Recap Shows French Valor and German Setbacks
The report details Verdun’s fierce fighting with German attempts to breach trench lines and threaten Paris. It notes German gains early then stalls, while French endurance stops further losses and secures positions. German morale suffered as they failed to capture Verdun fortress and faced heavy casualties.
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Somme
Verdun
Paris
Vordun
Nevis
The Farmer's Chance in Livestock Production
The piece argues scarcity of world meat and dairy, urging increased domestic production. It highlights swine as first growth opportunity, noting peanuts and small grains as feed bases, and cites profitability of pork and sheep farming on small farms. It stresses grain prices limit cattle feeding and forecasts meat supply growth from non-traditional feeds.
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Haye
Wardy
Small Farmers urged to boost meat and dairy output
The piece argues wool prices will stay high and urges small farmers to diversify into fast producing meat animals like chickens turkeys and ducks along with cows sheep hogs and poultry. It contends smallholders can profit by using marginal lands and small grains, stressing improved cow care and independence through diversified farming.
False Colors and Prohibition Echo in Post War Debate
The piece rails against wartime restrictions on selling signs to soldiers near posts and predicts enforcement by federal offices, while Texas lawmakers debate patrols around camps. It notes public opinion and potential prosecutions, critiques President Wilser’s stance, and mockingly suggests a humorous sports alternative amid a broader critique of Prohibition and wartime policy.
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Wit
Presdent Wilser
Army Chief of Staff
Fay
Wiese
Conemvicus
British Naval Supremacy Highlighted In Wartime Review
A detached wartime prose piece extols the British Navy as superior in recent years, contrasts German army gains with British sea power, and hints at celebrated literary “Morning Song” themes amid reflections on dawn, light, and voyage across enduring conflict.
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Brida
Tan Vob
Leo Ier
London Daily News
Theaters Offer Busy Week With Curnd and Other Attractions
The Majestic hosts Ruth SL Tent, Charlie Howard and Gig Company present Curnd a comedy driven show amid prohibition era themes. The Pontages Road Show at the oval Theater features Van Cello jugglers and a lively society skit Their Dontes Lives. The Clover Leaf Trio and other acts perform alongside a feature photo play The Zeppelin’s Last and more headline acts tour, with Laughs and dance numbers from top vaudeville performers and Dano’s Leave Me Alone.
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al Majestic
Mujeutle Theater Pils
Berlint
Ruth SL
Charlie Moward
Charlie Howard
Omedy Ah Hoya
Pontages
Heneer
Phehy
Tay
Mie
Dean
Pep
Veinte
Pol Armstrong
Phe Miran
WU Lye
Peter Sane
Aire
Thormis
Seppelin
Beal of Panidise and the Framing of Fire
Fragmented OCR notes recount a tale of Beal of Panidise involving avowed tragedy and a governance act, mentioning islands, birds, and a troubled harvest amid political rhetoric. The text is garbled but suggests a historical or mythic narrative with references to a framers, a gathering, and a notable figure.
Theater Offering Big West Themed Show At Camp Trevis
A lively Camp Trevis Theater bill features one of the great events Che Uta of Kamanwaoha 1 with a broad West story and musical appeal to attract patrons. Four other standard acts at the Joy Theater sustain audience interest, while next Sunday shows an Interstate Amusement Company program with a music set and known performers replacing the current lineup.
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Tia Rockies
Noeleal
Broad West
Camp Trevis
Joy Theater
Interstate Amusement Company
The Auction Higure and Garden of Allah at Rex Beach Picture
The feature at Kmnire Theater, The Auction Higure, showcases Florence Deshan as Silas amid political intrigue. The Garden of Allah, lauded by critics as a landmark screen production, is presented at Grand Opera House venturing into the desert oasis of Bena-Mori with lavish set pieces and exotic architecture.
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Thurstiey
New York
Metropolis
Henry AV. Saveata
Beeryayeinis
Averyienman
Rex Weach
Cornerahan
I Kmnire
Amour
Florence Deshan
Silas
Rex Keach
Miss Deshen
Nad
Jaffrey
Chanel
David Belasco
Miss Deshen Des
Wil
Garden of
Alkah
Garden of Allah
Tow Vay
Bena-Mori
Ure
Subaru
Mirkel
Siange Hoinss
Reyllea
Bene-Syrfond
Belgian Girl to Tell of Huns Work in United States
Suzanne Silvereriys, a sixteen year old daughter of the chief justice of Helginya, arrives in the United States to describe the hardships and trivia of her people under German military occupation.
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Uw-Loat
Suzanne
Silvereriys
Helginya
Airplane Parts Count Soars in Army Production Push
Army aviation officers seek to simplify aircraft construction by reducing parts and material variety. They estimate hundreds of parts in the engine alone and plan to cut parts through streamlined design, with a long list of components and quantities cited as examples.
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Army Aviationn
Washington Star
Prigram Counltul
Aoa
Aprice
Fine
Awl
Fee Mekary
Fragmentary Moral Reflection from an Obscure Text
The passage appears as a garbled archaic meditation urging mutual aid among fellow workers and warning against hostile forces. It references building work, wandering minds, and a call to endure hardship while maintaining communal support, with scattered names and phrases that are difficult to place.
Ten Mils Zone Rumors From Wartime Community
A jumble of wartime notes and familiar quips from small towns. The piece references a ten mils zone, food rationing, old time entertainments, and local gossip, with dark humor about war readiness and politics. It cites the Lewisville Courier and the St Louis Star style while mixing satire and reports on shortages and public mood.
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