Ludendorff Memoirs Stir War Histories and Propaganda Debate
The New York World argues Ludendorff memoirs reveal a ruthless consolidation of power in Germany and urge openness of archives. It asserts the memoirs serve as essential record, not mere propaganda, and urges the public to draw its own conclusions beyond political spin. Soon after, it notes indoor gardeners plan next year’s garden.
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Ludendorff
Germany
Kaiser
Reichstag
Napoleon
Lucien
Frederick the
United States
Gerwas
Foreign Office
America
Chamberlain
Lodge
Ameri
Imperial Germany
Altho
Senarlain
Senator Lodge
New York World
Advertising Europe on corn to boost U S exports
The author argues Europe lacks corn as human food and promotes utilizing corn flour and refined corn products for bread and pastries. A government led campaign and export strategies are proposed, citing milling processes, European mills, and historical wartime advertising methods. Burleson is noted in a social unrest context.
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Europe
United States
Liverpool
Minneapolis
University in Khaki calls for youth to enlist now
Dr. Frank Crane promotes the U S Army as a free man’s college offering three years of study, trades training, health care, and discipline. It claims the army builds body, mind, and character, preparing men for civilian life with pay and advancement. Major C H Howard lauds enlistment as pathway to scholarships and wholesome recreation.
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United States Army
Uni States Army
War Department
Sam
Khaki
C. H. Howard
Army of America
Vanished German Fleet Myth Sparks Fantastical Editorials
A humorous exchange references Wilson and a fictional sea battle in Puget Sound with a destroyer Yarnall and a German submarine. Local letters to the editor joke about frugal living and old time shopping bonuses, mixed with quips on wartime bravado and nostalgia.
Community Kitchens Parody by Edmund Vance Cooke
A humorous verse railes at the idea of communal services in 1919. It questions widespread community schemes from kitchens to wives and sweethearts while highlighting the talk of living wages and old age insurance. The piece mocks collectivist proposals with wit and a chorus of everyday images.
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Edmund Vance Cooke
Gaa
Ichabod
Mayor Fitzgerald Debuts New Silk Topper Aboard Steamer
Mayor Cecil B. Fitzgerald wears a seven gallon silk top hat for the first time while greeting Admiral Hugh Rodman and his Marine unit on the steamer President. He reflects on the weighty moment as he welcomes President Wilson to town, noting the town’s reactions.
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Fitzgerald
Cecil B. Fitzgerald
Hugh Rodman
Fitz
Big Bay
Ballard
President Wilson
Old Gardener Advises September Lawn Seeding
The Old Gardener recommends planting a new lawn in September as the fall often yields better results than spring. He notes adequate fall rain speeds seedling emergence and stresses a deep, well pulverized loam mixed with well rotted manure for best turf.
Boldt's French Pastry Shop Ad Headline
An Uptown listing highlights Boldt's French pastry shop at 1414 34 Ave with nearby downtown access on 913rd Ave. The brief notice mentions go buy options and the location in a compact ad style.
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Boldt
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