German foreign policy and Kaiser era power structure analyzed
The piece argues the Foreign Minister is controlled by the General Staff and not by the chancellor, blaming policy failures on military autocracy. It notes Kuehlmann’s resignation as a routine shift, while the General Staff remains the force driving German actions and war aims. It also covers Wilson’s veto of the wheat price bill and broader wartime economics.
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New York World
Germany
Bethmann-Hollweg
Kuehlsmann
Reichstag
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Wilson
House
Senate
Draft Age Note Promotes Warren Drill Class
Warrei members offer drill instruction for registrants awaiting call. Veterans and experienced drill masters lead squads, teaching army discipline, arms manual, and basic military drill to Warren’s prospective selectives.
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Warrei
Warren
Gassed Soldier from Lincoln among 1918 American Notes
An American soldier in France survived being gassed six times and hails from Lincoln Nebraska. Commentary from Milwaukee and Minneapolis papers jokes about Hoover and pork. Kansas enforces Work or Fight amid jail threats and harvesters fail to meet expectations. Detroit surgeon Dr Ollie Josephine Baird becomes first lieutenant in US Army prompting talk of West Point alumnae.
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France
Lincoln, Neb
Milwaukee Sentinel
Kansas
Capper
Minneapolis Tribune
United States Army
Ollie Josephine Baird
Detroit
West Point
Brooklyn Eagle
Russian leader says aid to Russia without arms useless
Commander Botchkaareva now in the United States argues that economic and material aid to Russia without military support would be futile and primarily benefit Germany. The Courier-Journal notes this as the most sensible remark by a Russian recently observed.
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Botchkaareva
Russia
Courier-Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pennsylvania Soldiers Abroad May Lose Governor Vote
War Department rules bar election commissioners from France. Mail voting only, with censorship on foreign letters. Pennsylvania could forgo soldier ballots unless state law changes next year. Military needs and operational risks limit vote taking for troops overseas.
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Pennsylvania
France
Keystone State
War Department
Henry P. McCain
Mississippi
Merely Guideposts in a Downtown Restaurant
A well known banker dines in a downtown restaurant with mush and milk. A friend asks about the meal and the banker explains he suffers from dyspepsia. He says meals are merely guideposts to take medicine before and after eating. Knoxville Sentinel report.
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Resturant
Knoxville Sentinel
Canning Methods for Green Peas and Other Vegetables
The guide from the U.S. Department of Agriculture covers canning steps for peas carrots beets and string beans. It emphasizes using fresh young produce immediate processing blanching hot packing proper salt sugar brine and pressure processing times for pints and the option of boiling only methods with cautions on air bubbles sealing and storage.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Detroit
Uwu
Department of Agriculture
Garbage utilization boosts hog feed from city waste
Connecticut Agricultural College says hogs can convert edible waste into food. In Minneapolis the program saves between 50 000 and 360 000 annually and currently earns 1.26 per ton by selling garbage as hog feed, turning disposal profit.
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Connecticut Agricultural College
Minneapolis
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