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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
3
A German Kaiser confidant tells of the Kaiser’s crisp accusation that America must be punished for supplying arms to the Allies. The dentist narrator recalls warnings, wartime plans, and his decision to return to America to expose the Kaiser’s views and protect his family.
In May 1917 a man seeks exit for his anemic child and wife to Montreux, aided by the Kaiser’s influence, only to face red tape and shifting plans. After delay and diplomacy, the wife and child depart Berlin as offensive actions unfold in the Baltic and Italy. The Kaiser, in pain from a toothache, briefed the visitor on troop moves and strategy, revealing confidence in German successes and misgivings about Italy’s expectations.
In the next installment Doctor Davis discusses the kaiser as a German war lord whose true character is uncovered by the war. The study delves into the emperor's split persona and how conflict reveals core traits.
Instructions state Hines may stop plastering walls with a paste of sand plaster of Paris and water. When dry, cover with a paper strip to match the wall.
A Milwaukee Journal piece describes a city executive whose routine soreness gives way to a vivid daydream of wilderness. He abandons his desk, dons rustic clothes, packs a fishing rod, and heads to the wilds by rail, his mood lifted as he imagines trout, pine smoke, and campfires.
A Wide World Magazine writer praises Italian innovations in body armor and shield design used by infantry. The shielded system includes single and two‑man variants with eyeholes and sliding doors, aiding protection while advancing or sheltering behind cover, and a second man employing a wire system from a lower loophole.
The article outlines burial practices beneath historic English churches. Graves are dug in the ground, in open graveyards, or within crypts under the main floor. Crypts may be a single vault or divided into small vaults, with coffins placed on stone shelves or behind stone walls.
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