Disposal of Sixty Former Imperial Palaces in Germany
A historical report recalls Kaiser Wilhelm’s slated plan to convert sixty imperial palaces into hospitals after World War I. It describes the palaces’ origins, including Potsdam New Palace and Sans Souci, the royal ambitions to attract aristocracy, and the fate of various residences like Berlin’s Schloss, Bellevue, and Potsdam’s other estates. It notes public opposition in Berlin, royal residence plots, and the political use of palaces to bolster monarchy amid changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Belgium
Kingdom of Hanover
Duchy of Nassau
Electorate of
Hesse-Casgel
Posen
Poland
Frederick the Great
Kaiser
Berlin
Schloss
Frederick
Brandenburg
Hey
Frederick William IV
Prince
Hitel
Frits
Pale Nee
Bellevue
Thes Kaisers
Standa Uy
Linden
Potsdam
Cunliffe-Owen
Hansey's
Wotsdam
Wilhelmhohe
Cassel
Napoleon III
Sedan
Charlottenburg
Queen Louise
Queen Victoria
Cadmea
East Prussia
Baltic
Hoe Kaiser
Achilleion
Corfu
Greece
Jesset
Vilgabeth
Austria
Gutesty
Ant
Physician Warns Iron Deficiency Endangers Modern American Women
A physician argues that anaemic iron shortage is the worst threat to health strength vitality and beauty in contemporary American women, urging recognition and treatment to restore vigor and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacAlpine
Avery Warer
Ferdinand King
New York
Ruartaice
Thin City
H. l. Wagenet
Tokyo Magazine Highlights South Sea Islands Claim by Japan
Tokio dispatch reports Dai Nippon argues Japan must retain the South Sea Islands after the war, warning no annexation and self‑determination could threaten Japan. It discusses renaming the islands and notes Marshall Caroline and Mariana groups named after historical figures, with commentary on colonial naming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Aterien
Germany
Russia
Japan
South Sea Islands
Marshall
Caroline
Mariana
Mariana Reoap
Philip TV
Spain
Carlos FI
Marshall Group
Vnetishman
South Pacific
New Guinea
Britain
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm Lat
New Britain
New Ireland
Great Tirtain
Names in Pacific Islands Spark Debate Over Change
The article argues that renaming Pacific islands would hinder Japanese pronunciation and empower occupation aims. It stresses that Japan, Britain, and the U S must cooperate to secure peace in the region by building a large navy and fortifying key ports and island defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Jatuit
Ponape
Trick
Yap-Pelewan
Saipan
Kasai
Pacific
Japan
Great
Britain
America
South Sea
Tslands
Lloyd George praises the push and go business man
In stirring times Lloyd George endorses a strong, energetic leader. He says such men are in demand and urges use of a product named Sensapersa to boost nerve power digestion rest and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seusapersa
Interview Notes Reveal Northcliffe Encounter and Odd Trade Talk
A fragmentary report recalls a reporter seeking an interview with Viecount Northcliffe the other day. The piece mentions the London Times, magazines in Gwytihd, and a strange exchange about a boy, a squire's wife Emma, and a rhinoceros bird food. The text hints at an arrangement balancing bird and rhinoceros interests amid looming danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcliffe
London Times
London Mell
Tim
Buaineas
Italian Exposition Planned for New York City Pavilion
Italian American business leaders plan a permanent Italian Exposition in New York City with an artistic pavilion to showcase agriculture industry and art. The project aims to unite growers and producers, providing facilities for cooperation as a committee of prominent Italian Americans forms to finance and oversee construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth K. MacAlpine
New York
New York State Medical Society
New York Post Graduate Medical School
New York City
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Wilhelm
Ahrats
Frederick the Great Kaisor
Aud
George F. Baker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
New Jersey
Younger
Max‘il
Tokio Magazine
South Sea Isles
Dai Nippon
Mane
Stowers Special
Jand
Nlads
Reznor
Ebanoans Furniture
Houston and Main
Lloyd George
Wagner'n Drug Blore and Flacers Drug
Ani
Paris
Hunne
Hondemda
Ion
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