The Future of the Hun
An op ed argues Germany must have a postwar plan to regain markets and trust. It warns nations will keep tight controls to curb German influence and urges long term safeguards to prevent renewed aggression.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
6
An op ed argues Germany must have a postwar plan to regain markets and trust. It warns nations will keep tight controls to curb German influence and urges long term safeguards to prevent renewed aggression.
The piece urges American aid to Armenia and Syria after Ottoman and German aggression. It calls for a $30,000,000 relief fund, arguing U S wealth should comfort starving, desolate lands and restore hope, with the flag symbolizing pity and peace.
The piece honors France for its resilience amid agonies and seas. It emphasizes a future enduring tribute by poets, noting France’s splendor and the beacon of light it provides to a world adrift. The poem envisions a lasting, perfect fame earned over centuries.
A poem where cat’s-paws are used by Highest Beings to influence power players. The cat’s-paw complies with overlords until exposed to danger, then is discarded in the fire as a warning. The piece critiques manipulation by powerful rulers and the moral hazard of collusion.
Treasurer I W E McKeever announces the 1918 tax rates for Clermont County Ohio. The notice lists state and county levy amounts per dollar of Pek, plus due dates for first and second halves, property description requirements, and instructions for requesting tax statements or paying taxes.
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