Prussian Menace and American Trust in Germany
The author argues Americans misjudge foreign nations by American standards. He portrays Prussia as ruthless and untrustworthy, condemning German aims and predicting danger if the Allies win. He cites Frederick the Great and Bismarck as examples of Prussian aggression and warns against naively trusting Prussia with future peace.
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John. Reed Scott
Committee On Public Information
Washington, D. C
Brant
America
Germany
Europe
Jesus
Manger
Gethsemane
Calvary
Frederick the Great
Fritz
Hohenzollern
Bismarck
France
William
Prussia
New York Harbor
Atlantic
How Much Coal Fits In A Ton Question
The article explains that a ton of egg coal yields 32 to 38 cubic feet, averaging around 35. To estimate needs, measure the bin’s length width and depth, multiply to get volume, then approximate coal required to fill bunkers.
Mermaid Myth Confounded By Manatee Gaffe
The Journal of Heredity argues the first mermaid tale likely started from a manatee seen at sea. It notes a distant observer could mistake the creature’s head and facial form for a human likeness, sparking the mermaid idea.
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Journal of Heredity
Wee KE Moats Gsel A ARE Sr a
Wee KE Moats is listed as a subject in a local society record with initials and a senior designation. The fragment notes a ceremonial or genealogical entry without clear event details or dates.
Deliver the Goods Farm Labor Call to Towns in War Effort
Wartime plea from the U S Department of Agriculture urging high school boys and town volunteers to work on farms this summer and fall. It underscores that food production backs the western front and that every county must mobilize emergency labor to prevent losing the war. The message stresses personal duty, communal effort, and sacrifice in agriculture as essential to national security.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fredom
Orei
United States
Rees
Y M C A Man Lays On The Valor Of American Troops
Pittsburgh businessman Ralph W. Harbison returned from France with a wartime report on the Rainbow division. He praised Yankee morale, initiative, and sportsmanlike conduct, noting how American troops press Fritz with high energy and humor. He cited an AEF front-line tale of the Grim Private and the quick Y M C A troop relief in a 200 mile move.
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Washington
France
Ralph W. Harbison
Pittsburgh
National War Work Council
Harbison
Rainbow Division
Mr.Harbison
Amon
Bowie
Fritz
Aig
America
Hartiein
Mr. Harbison
Rainbow
Pershing
Mosher Crawls 3 Miles After Golf Bet
H A Mosher vice president of Central National Bank crawled three miles on his hands and knees at Clare mont links after losing a golf bet to William Cavalier stock broker. Cavalier’s terms included buying a thousand dollar Liberty bond if Mosher failed. Mosher complied and paid the bond.
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Oakland
Cal
H. A. Mosher
Central National Bank
William Cavalier
Claremont Links
Cavalier
Mosher
New Metal for War Use Sparks Government Tests
Cortez and Cole A metallurgy experts test a new mineral in the state as a potential iron and casting breakthrough. Large deposits near Cortex in the Southwellt area prompt ongoing government experiments to assess its value for gun and ship armory production. Assays show traces of Venadin y and manganese, suggesting wide city garbage could feed hogs and support pig production.
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Cortez
Cole
Cortex
Southwellt
Plate Municipal. J 'Plagery. Manitowoc, ne A municipal pig
Municipal notice fragment mentions Manitowoc and public pig issue with unclear phrasing. Readable bits show local government context but missing specifics.
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Plate Municipal
J ‘Plagery
Manitowoc, Ne
A Municipal
Poe
Lonely Soldiers Face Court Martial For Lonely Ads
Anniston Alabama soldiers who advertise as lonely in newspapers magazines and other periodicals are liable to court martial and severe punishment orders from Camp McClellan divisional headquarters reveal. Investigations show some soldiers seek public sympathy and flood regimental post offices with replies to such ads.
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Anniston, al
Camp McClellan
Resurrection appearances affirm Christ’s triumph over death
The lesson outlines Mary Magdalene and other followers discovering the empty tomb on the first day, the angelic message of the risen Jesus, and the appearances to Mary, two disciples on the road to Emmaus, and the eleven. It emphasizes faith, witnessing the resurrection, and the promise of Christ’s return.
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Mary
Christ
I Corinthians
Apatthew
I Thessalonians
Jesus
Ministry of Love
Mary Magdalene
James
Salome
Jesus of Nazareth
Nazareth
Peter
Galilee
Mark
Emmaus
Luke
Tsijapoe
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