The New Power in the Ukraine Exposed
Gideon Hob reveals alleged German manipulation in Ukraine under German steamship networks, espionage, and propaganda. The piece cites officers, officials, and settlers aligned with Berlin, warning of German influence across Galicia Bukovina and Austria Hungary, with claims the Ukrainian president was tied to German aims.
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Ukraine
Gideon Hob
The
Viglantes
Hepublic
Teutons
Berlin
America
Theodore Kahn
Lemberg
Kahn
Balin
Heinecken
Leagues of
Galicia
Bukovina
Russia
Nationalaw
Bukowina
Austria
Kaiseriam
War Ministry
Germany
Europe
Canada
United States
Republic of
Ukrainia
Michael Krashevsky
Stem
The Daydream of Peace and Civic Duty in Wartime May
The piece envisions a triumphant peace day when crowds fill streets reading news of homecoming. It invokes universal service, Red Cross work, and a nation united in purpose. Citizens are urged to give earnestly now to hasten the day, so all may cry glory and share in victory.
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Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Vigilantes
Kamerad
Red Cross
Tie
Aviston
Mothers Patriot Message From War Hero’s Mother
A stirring wartime note from Mrs. M. E. Jenkins of Holladay Tennessee honors Regimental Sergt. Maj. William B. Jenkins of the 304th Field Artillery killed at Camp Upton. She thanks Maj. J. D. Whitman and comrades and vows to keep faith with the brave, urging victory for America and its defenders. The column also notes locomotive fire costs for kindling, from 68 cents to $1.14 per engine, totaling millions annually for 3000 locomotives.
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Hermann Hageoorn
The
Vigilantes
William B. Jenkins
Three Hundred and Fourth Field Artillery
Camp Upton
Ife
America
Jenkins
Holladay
Tenn
M. E. Jenkins
J. D. Whitman
France
Tom
Europe
Ais
New Habits Forming Practiced With Guarded Discipline
A reflection on forming good habits stresses careful hedging and guarded practice until firmly rooted. It warns that each lapse unreels progress more than multiple small efforts rebuild, likening slips to undoing many turns of a string once wound.
Mission Doing Good Work in West Africa Gardens
Experimental gardens and orchards form part of the Presby Tettan mission work at Bfotet in West Africa. The cocoa, carsata, palm oil, and coffee products are marketed as part of the mission's outreach and development efforts.
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West Africa
Cocoa. Com
Carsata
Palm Ol
Conserved Recipes From A Hydrangea Kitchen
A miscellany of old fashioned dishes and kitchen tips features fish balls with sauce and lemon catsup, currant mint sauce for mutton, barbecued ham, barley flour hermits, and notes on leftovers. It also gives practical household advice on curtains, brushes, and cleaning, plus heart recipes such as beef heart stuffed and heart a la francaise with suggested gravies and tomato accompaniment. The tone is brisk and instructional with numerous ingredient lists and step by step methods.
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Inc
World debt to Arabs as pioneers of science
The world is indebted to the Arabs for many sciences. Arabs pioneered botany and chemistry and studied agriculture with climate and soil in mind. From the eighth to the eleventh century they established median reboote in their cities and published medical works.
Merrie Marueld Ancient Montessori Methods
A fragment discusses educational ideas by Merrie Marueld, noting ancient Montessori like methods. It mentions Atticus educating with 24 Attic slaves, each named after Greek letters, as a device to teach the alphabet and social responsibility in parenting thoughts.
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Atticus
Hin
Old Gentleman Seeks Definite Action on Treacherous Huns
A fragment from a wartime newspaper page recalls heated talk and a call for decisive action against Germany. The piece mixes dialogue on war and peace with commentary from a French literature critic and a profile of Red Cross worker Mrs Richard Flower of New Orleans, age ninety four.
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Fred Patrion
Richard Flower
Red Cross
New Orleans
Red Crosse
Foreign Demand for Our Chemicals
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes growing demand for American chemical products worldwide with $141,000,900 exports in the first nine months of 1917, up from $121,000,000 in 1916 and $54,000,000 in early 1915. Analysts urge exporters to ensure purity and strength to maintain reliability amid rapid growth.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Fragmented tale and ads mix with odd lines of speech
A jumble of quoted lines and stray phrases describes a chaotic scene with garbled dialogue about war, hearsay, dandruff remedies, and a misread train journey near Chorley Wood. It weaves snippets of dialogue, a Cuticura advertisement, and a misheard station call into a rough, era feel short on clear facts.
Castoria Urges Careful Bottle Inspection
The notice promotes Fletcher’s Castoria, claiming in use for over 30 years and urging mothers to verify the familiar label. It includes random fragmented lines about words and attitudes, suggesting a clipped OCR transcription of ad copy and stray phrases.
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Fletcher
Allen's FootEase relieves tired aching feet ad
Hemuticeptic powder promises to relieve painful swollen feet and corns. Claims use by American British and French troops. Also notes relief for tired aching feet and a social relief aspect. Includes a stray commentary on disagreeable people and jealousy after mischief.
She Made Fine Fudge Narrates Wartime Bread Ration Woes
In a quivering wartime notice from the Easton Transcript a reader laments bread shortages and rationing while praising a confectioner’s fudge. The brief reflects daily survival and social humor amid scarcity.
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Tobie
Easton Transcript
Returned father salutes son in wartime reunion
An elderly man, previously serving with the Lin dolthley regiment, returns home to greet his son who has just earned a commission from Charterhouse. The father commands calm, and the son responds with a steady salute. The scene reflects a quiet wartime reunion and the old order meeting the new.
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Ivusumd
Vormied
Geta Dy
Etter
Lindolthley Regiment
Howe
Charterhouse Eehoeel
Wravely
Steter Suliligdy
Dad
Mimicry in Nature and the Value of Healthy Habits
Colors in tropical fauna show remarkable imitation to blend with environments. Leopard and other species use mottled or striped patterns to avoid predators. A healthy lifestyle can extend a man's productive years by reducing premature aging and boosting industrial efficiency.
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Tropics
Bere la
Wade
Canada
U.S
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
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Whitney
Reilers
Fie Vicken
Quiron
Merrie Marueld
Weise
Libby
M'Neill & Libby
Chicago
Nuvisense
Yan
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Cuticurn
Dept
Borton
George Alexander
Chorley Wood
London
Trate
Sir George
Mitte
Tair
Enon
Mayne
Tealousy
Mike Keke
Wright
Raieker
Pyer Bette Mt Dealers
Young
Springfind
Daisy Fly Killer
Kittie
Flieme Bank
Eam
Ork UK
Ae Reat
MPG. CO
Easton
N. UL
Cinginnati
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
DCH Morgan Fons Co
W.S. Rothery
Tater
Urban Sie
Bidg
Columbus
Natn C
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