Secrets of the Hohengollers exposure of Kaiser's inner life
A feature recounting Count Ernst von Heltzendorff's revelations about the Kaiser and the imperial German court as told to William Le Queux. Editorial notes praise Le Queux as a trusted source and outline his role in presenting insider perspectives on continental regimes before and during early 20th century conflicts.
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Hohengollers
Kaiser
Prince
Count Ernst von Heltzendorff
William Lequeux
Willam le Serax
Ernst von Helteradert
Europe
Great Britain
Potsdam
Roursis
Latam
Saxony
Germany
Kuniser
Ernst von Rel
Kaiser's voyage ends in crisis aboard Hohenzollern
An aboard account recounts a summer Norwegian cruise on the Hohenzollern with Kaiser Wilhelm II, his court, and a series of outrages to imperial authority. A Norwegian pilot rejects imperial orders, a sermon on deck, covert dispatches, a near-mutiny, and the captain Rudolph von Lantzsch dies by suicide after a confrontation, amid whispers of German imperial overreach and personal vendetta.
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Marek
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Hammerfest
Spitzbergen
Potsdam
Herr Moritz
Neues Palais
Old Moritz
Germany
Ermany
Herr von Wedel
von Wedell
Nials
Norway
Herr von Wedell
von Wedel
Norddeich
Emperor
Empress
Seeden
Broken Land
Skager Rack
Nase
von Stocker
Wirem
Fralow
Johannsen
Fars
L Carl Johannsen
Ekersund
Norwegian
Baron von Richtofen
Nasemby
Indi
Eker
Cioice
London
Welt’ Bureau
Smolen
Hatteras
Christiansund
Natzmer
Fosnaes
Folden Fjord
Young
Rudolph von Lantzsch
Count von Heltzendorff
von Lantzseh
Lantzsch
Bergite
Natemer
Trondhjerm
Christiania Sed
Hamburg
Berlin
Natamer
Trondhjem
Trs
Imperial
Christiania
von Petsch
Kals- Bria
Wireles
Chris Hisma
Lagesund
Red Hussars
Helzendorff
Europe
Heltvendorff
Hussar
Tatood
Rudolph
von Lantzsch
Machine Gun Best War Weapon, Says French Soldier
Paris reports a French soldier arguing the machine gun is the decisive defensive weapon in Verdun, capable of rapid fire and strong trench defense. He contrasts it with heavy artillery, noting the latter’s slower, costly deployment and relative inaccuracy against entrenched positions.
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Paris
Verdun
Paradoxical remark on names and expectations
A brief paradoxical note suggesting people seldom live up to their names while generally reaching the point. The remark contrasts naming with behavior and hints at ironic expectations.
Codling moth threat to apples and control method
The codling moth is the major enemy of apples, ruining about a quarter of crops and causing over two million dollars in annual losses in New York. The lifecycle spans winter cocoon to moths in spring, with larvae entering fruit. Control advised: spray trees three times per season with arsenate of lead and lime sulfur.
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New York State
New Insect Pest Reported From Japan Attacks Peach
Entomologists report a newly discovered insect pest likely from Japan. The larva harms peaches and similar fruits while the adult bore shoots and twigs. The pest causes fruit discoloration, and a white silk cocoon forms for pupation. No remedy yet. federal officials urge orchardists to watch and report findings.
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Japan
Federal Department
Orchartists
Berry Patch For Home Use
A home farm guide by Leroy Cady advises every farm home to plant a strawberry bed at least seventy five raspberry bushes and a handful of black, white and red currant bushes. Black currants grow vigorously while red currants can be harmed by the currant worm, a problem preventable by spraying with paris green or arsenate of lead.
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Leroy Cady
Hurriculturist University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Paris Green
Bees Necessary for Fruit Production
Bees are a major factor in fruit production, especially for cross pollinating varieties like apples and pears. Even self fertilizing peaches grow larger and finer with cross pollination. Fruit trees and fauna, even when not bearing, raise selling value. the top of the market remains high.
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the Kaiser
Imperial Railway
Wild Park
Soussier
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Heltendorff
Austria-Hungary
England
Walting
Marshale
Chateherlains
Chautieres
Grooma
Maesty
Heltzendorff
Bodo
Wheeler
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