German Officers Detail Fatalism As War Sees Rats Of The Sea
The piece notes German officers reportedly consider death by own action after defeats. it cites Meinhoff and the Kaiser’s Baltic yacht orders, arguing that America may show how quickly it can outpace German cultural prep in war. It also discusses U S ship production, Eyé Schwab, the Hog Island yard, and launch delays amid wartime urgency.
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Meinhoff
Walter Avery
Baltic
America
Germany
The War Effort and Allied Hope Amid Hard Times
The article argues American industrial capacity is vast but misused, warning that war production must not be delayed. It notes steel and ship plate shortages, praises Allied progress, and urges patience as German forces stiffen in France while American troops perform valiantly.
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United States
Atlantic
Great Britain
Ireland
Hoover
Failure to form Austrian Cabinet leads to Handel appointment
In a blunt assessment Darren Hussarek endorsed the outcome. Baron Handel takes the helm though doubts linger. The Ward destroyer’s rapid 71 day build contrasts with prewar 720 days, illustrating speed born of necessity. The British munition workers strike ended, drawing mixed credit from observers.
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Darren Hussarek
Baron Handel
Ward
First Nurse Awarded Prize for Service in France
The first student nurse selected for service in France earns a prize, marking a distinction. With that honor given, the second and subsequent nurses should be chosen and proceed promptly.
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France
From Other Viewpoints on War and Politics
A collection of quips on war and policy from various papers. It references military marksmen linked to eye color, Wilson’s veto of a wheat bill, Florida's sugar industry plans, Wisconsin Socialist calls for army withdrawal, and a Kaiser-friendly spin from the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Wilson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Europe
Mr. Seidel
Conditions In Turkey and Bulgaria
A Paris datelined Sun dispatch describes Turkish weakness and misrule under German influence, mass desertions, and famine as Central Powers lose ground in the Caucasus and Dobrudja. It notes Bulgaria’s rift with Berlin, German fear of Allied influence, and Turkey's worsening position amid shortages and discontent.
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Constantinople
Sun
Paris
Turkey
Teutonic Alliance
Enver Pasha
Talaat Bey
Trans
Transcaucasus
Black Sea
Caucasian
Washington
Germany
Charles
Recongalia
Pasha
Bulgaria
Maruga
Agean
Ever Pasha
Con
Stantinople
Berlin
Mackensen
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Asia
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Europe
Practice of Rend Word Phrases in Speech and Kindness
The text urges practice in rendering words without p anda and learning the law of kindness in utterance to improve life. It quotes Francis Be Wiltard on deliberate, patient effort shaping natural speech.
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Francis BE
Wiltard
The Allegheny Summer Man From Forest Republican
Poem celebrates Allegheny Valley scenery and rural pleasures from winter withdrawal to spring work and summer harvest. Narrator revels in farming life, bees, orchards, streams, and cider press talk, ending with wartime sentiment and work to aid the fight against the Hun.
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Sol
War Garden Committee Sets Friday Night Garden Inspections
The War Garden Committee in Warren plans Friday evening garden inspections across the borough. Citizens and Scouts are urged to patrol gardens, report thefts, and pursue offenders. A $50 reward is offered for information leading to a conviction.
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Gare ‘den
W. J. Hinckley
War Garden Committee
Warren County
Ef Warren
War Garden
What She Wanted and a Deaf and Dumb Coal Heaver
A fragment recalls a girl seeking an ideal mate who bears heat and burdens without flinching and refrains from hearing or saying unkind words. A friend blurts that what she wants is a deaf and dumb coal heaver, in a terse exchange.
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Ileni
Stand By the Flag Stand By the President War Plea
Scott Ferris chairs a campaign urging all citizens to stand by the flag the country and the President during wartime. The speech compares current calls to earlier wars and stresses unity against German autocracy and military threat.
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Scott Ferris
Anal Campaign
Comittee
Sak Vie Convention
Iowa
Lincoln
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
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the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
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Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
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Canada
International Postal Union
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Schwab
Philadelphia
Hog Island
Intance
Delware
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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New York Sun
Everett True
Rom the Forest Republican
Vionesia
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Bhout
Sguh
Moan
Tionesta
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