Zionist banner joins allied colors in Jewish support
A Zionist leader says the Jewish flag should wave beside the Allied banners to honor Jews worldwide joining in the fight for freedom. He notes Jewish history, culture, and patriotism, and imagines a future republic guiding intellectual and philanthropic work for Israel and global Jewry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judea
England
France
Waly
America
Taft
Israel
David and
Bolomon
Senter
Ncope
Gasoline Supply Stabilizes as Oil Flow Maintains
A magazine report reassures motorists and business readers that gasoline supply will not be disrupted. It notes government aid through the fuel administration and steady crude oil from Tampico and Texas, with byproducts meeting industry needs and ships maintaining operation despite freight costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Dex Poalta
Tampico
Olthar
Gueor
Guy Brost Wibetigud
Ammulie
Boxing for Aggressiveness in Army Training
War soldiers pressed into boxing drills to foster aggression under new Army program. Trainers emphasize hard hitting and clinching as a defensive focus, shifting away from traditional defensive art to accelerate offensive firepower and physical control.
Untitled wartime note on bayonet tactics and training
The excerpt discusses tactics and training for military personnel, emphasizing individual effort and collective drive in combat. It claims preparing fighters through split and method enhances success and frames the bayonet charge as a decisive factor in breaking the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Split
Mathod
The Perpetual Boycott and Its Moral Dilemmas
A 1919 discussion of a proposed 20 million signatories pledge against Germany and the risks of a permanent boycott. It weighs moral duty against practical outcomes, questioning whether total economic isolation could backfire or hinder postwar recovery.
Shipless Germany and the High Seas Auction Idea
The Vouiehe Zeltung contemplates confiscating or interning German merchant ships and replacing them with neutral vessels as a punishment for Germany. The proposal suggests auctions and wartime exchanges, arguing central powers should bear similar costs and that confiscated ships would be used to pressure Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Urithah Board
Trule
Pupsitahoe
Mts
Srethin
Euuiteade
Morava
T- Hoats
Truth and Lies in World Politics Amidst Mutt Edits
Fragmentary OCR presents a garbled discussion attributed to Dr. Von Kusht mat in, cited as a German minister, claiming disbelief in any Feepon allied in Germany. The text references world domination fears in Europe and notes confusion over authorship and meaning in the cited statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutt
von Kushtmatin
Germany
Kuhier
Urabe
Europe
Nav
Woes of German War Aims Exposed in Critics Rhetoric
The piece argues Germany sought world domination and caused Europe’s misery, noting self deception in Prussia’s stance and naming Kaiser Wilhelm Ludendorff and Von Kuehlmann among plotting leaders. It contends Berlin’s claims collapse under evidence and upcoming justice.
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France
Tseless Puise
von Boltke
Europe
Prussia
Germany
Eurepe
Berlin
Kaiser
Ludendorf
Iindenburg
von Kuehlmann
Pledges Aim for Record in West and Ohio Drive
Reported pledges totaling over 20 thousand dollars from TiNiike township and surrounding areas fuel a push in a local drive. Names from Clay, Jackson, and Canterbury townships appear among contributors with varied amounts, while two Fredericktown district reports show disappointing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TiNiike
Canterbury
Tnt
Jackson Township
Carl van Voorhis
Clay
W. HM. Fry
Jackson
Fredericktown
Morris
Eanes
Marvels of surgery in war efforts reshape wounded soldiers
A Canadian soldier wounded in Ypres with fractured ankles and wrists is described as a sign of wartime medical progress. After long hospital care in London, surgeons restored him to near full height and strength, returning him to active service, illustrating routine battlefield care advancing bone surgery beyond prior limits.
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Portland Oregonian
Ypres
Strapnel
London
Woldler
Death statistics show wide geographic scope in census data
The census bureau reports on death registries expanded beyond the continental United States with Hawaii and outlying areas contributing about seven percent of the population. It traces growth from 1900 to 1904 and notes ongoing coverage of 27 states and additional regions, while later content references wartime narratives and unrelated stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
Census Bureau
Sit
Mawat Tr
District of Columbia
Territory of
Banat
Mississippi
Alabama
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Time
Miatesippi
West Virginia
Whit
California
Colorado
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Utah
Washington
Coffee substitutes in Denmark driven by shortages
The article notes Denmark faces coffee shortages as substitutes rise in use. About 315000 tons of various nav material have been diverted to substitute coffee goods. It cites 6000 tons of weeds and 1000 tons of roasted barley as examples with prices around 12 cents per pound.
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Denmark
Navy
Noisy Visit To Beside the Benafiding School
A reader describes tense exchanges about supervision and rules at a benefiding school where visitors are screened. The dialogue reveals strict access, blindfolded visits, and concerns over a pupil’s safety and privacy.
Woman’s Way and Patience Narrative Lost in Text
Fragmentary readable lines describe a woman tied to a plan involving patience and youth. The wording hints at age perception and attempts to influence others to see her as younger, reflecting a cautious social discussion without clear events or names.
Untitled Dialogue Vignette on Debt and Desire
A fragmented dialogue depicts financial pressure and relationships as characters discuss money owed, marriage, and love set against a blurred domestic scene. The piece probes desire, social expectations, and the costs of companionship in a surreal, poetic manner.
Fragmentary verse note echoes a legal jab and old gal reference
The readable fragment mentions loud lawyers and a remark about an old gal, framed as a humorous or satirical line. Names, dates, and clear facts are absent, leaving a partial, unclear snapshot of a courtroom or speech moment.
NAMES OF COLORED MEN TO ENTER THE ARMY ANNOUNCED
The list of ten colored men selected to enter military service on July 15 was announced by the exemption board. Names include Jamous G. Smith Clyde F. Tarnat George Idgray Arthur Willan They Carter Clyde M. Cronton Andrew King Bar T. Stary Garland Jackson Murry We Glover Johnson Mann and Frank Glover. Four are alternates. One group will be sent to Toledo University for medical instruction while the others proceed to Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Jamous G. Smith
Clyde F. Tarnat
George Idgray
Arthur Willan
They Carter
Clyde M. Cronton
Andrew King
Bar T. Stary
Garland Jackson
Murry We Glover
Johnson Mann
Frank Glover
Nhiroe
Toledo University
Camp Sherman
Bride’s Choice Sparks Quiet Wedding Joke
A humorous exchange hints at why the bride chose the groom’s best man as the partner, noting playful social reasoning without further details.
End of War: Call to Repent and Sacrifice for Country
A wartime exhortation argues God uses nations to punish the wicked and urges national and individual confession. The author pleads to forsake material temptations, avoid further sacrifice of youth, and return to worship of the true God as in ancient history.
German Power Lies Not in Strength But in God
The text argues that victory in war rests not on manpower or weapons but on divine support. It asks whether the terrible conflict will end and suggests faith as the path to peace, expressing hope that it may end soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Germany
Plana Monatto
Polwonas
Manes
Ted Cross
Shiva
Vmuny
Belgium
France
Hatton
Peter Beinhover Dies at 93 in Brandon
Peter Beinhover, aged 93, died at his Brandon home late yesterday after a week of illness. He is survived by three children Charles M. Beinhover of Johnstown, and Mrs. Mary Turner of Brandon. The funeral service was held at 4 o clock Sunday at Mineral M. I. Burial followed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Peter Beinhower
Ife
Charles M. Beinhower
Johnstown
Mary
Tunter Brandon
M. 1
Fredericktown Chapter Inspected by Grand Matron
Fredericktown scene notes inspection of the Fredericktown chapter of OES by Grand Matron Mrs Newe Waltz Norris of Deshler with about 90 members and 130 visitors from Mt Vernon Bladensburg and Brodericktown. Visitation reports and staff transfers include Mrs J F Coul er visiting Canterburg and Mrs Edith Brokaw’s return. C J Whit transfers to Mt Vernon after three years as telegraph operator for Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon Gambier
C. J. Whit
Pennsylvania Railroad
ML. Vernon
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Wid Mra RC. Bell
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Jobo Lahow
Granville Veiday
Cenana Bureau
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Tomlett
Ealey
Lowe Jolin
Jolie
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Loorue
Trae Gil
Brodericktown
J. F. Couler
A. Silliman
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