Dominion of the World Dream of Kaiser Wilhelm
A veteran observer recounts Kaiser's belief in a German plan to dominate Europe and the world. It traces Prussian wars from 1740 to 1870, Germany's 1914 invasion trigger, and the Kaiser's vision of controlling Europe, the Balkans, and beyond. He cites Germanization of Turkey, the Baghdad railway, and opposition to disarmament, with comments on England, America, and future emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Europe
Far East
America
Newell Dwight Hillis
Alexander
Julius Caesar
Theodoric II
Napoleon
Frederick the Great
Turkey
Italy
Tripoli
Kaix
Great Bagdad
Balkans
Kaiser
Pless
Alibo the Kaiser
Mawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Altho
von Eckhardt
Mexico
Wilson
Flo
France
Egypt
India
Ireland
Austria
Franz Josef
Prince Lichnowsky
Carnegie
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted as Kidney Remedy
An old advertisement warns that meats can worsen kidney and bladder troubles and introduces Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy. It claims the capsules purge a poison from the system, offers relief from related diseases, and urges immediate use with drugstore availability and a refund guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Laarlem
German's Thirst for Dominance Precipitates World War I
The text traces a claimed German drive for resources, military power, and colony expansion culminating in disruption on June 28 or 29, 1914, with Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife killed in Sarajevo, an event viewed as triggering the Great War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bermany
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Sarajevo
War Talk Ends in Kaiser's Armed Stance Chapter Preview
A fragment from a historical piece quotes the Kaiser declaring Germany cannot rely on mountains and will remain armed forever. Dr Davis’ story continues tomorrow with the chapter titled Prince von Pless, illustrating tension between defense and peace prospects amid vast Russian hordes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser
Pyrenees
Russia
Dr. Davis
Prince von Pless
Cholera Prevention in Hog Lots Urged by Inspector
Dr. Christopher Coday, federal veterinary inspector, urges farmers to thresh strawstacks away from hog lots and disinfect wagon wheels and footwear to prevent cholera spread. He notes outbreaks are under control but stresses precautions to protect premises free from infection in the Waterloo district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph the. Christopher
Chi i Ret
Christopher Coday
Chhristopher
Christopher
Waterloo
Larkin to Leave YWCA for Sioux City Visit and Return
Helen M. Larkin departs yesterday for a brief Sioux City visit before likely returning to resume duties at the Was terkag selection year. The extended staff notes Larkin’s two years in charge elevating departments and organizing programs while Miss Minnte Sanh will supervise the extension division next season. Other secretaries join the staff, including Miss Ometa Dickman and Miss Ann Millam Johnson, with Miss Dotha Vark and Mrs Addie Bigzers maintaining key posts and Miss Margretia Gardiner as office secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehe M. Burka
Sioux City
Faul Misa
Larkin
Deston
Combing
Fehl
Barkin
Dhutrlus
G. A
Minnte Sanh
Miss Sanith
Newtaclies
Wan
Mich
Wocla
Ometa Dickman
Sumner
Miekmian
Tawn University
Fayette
Ann Millam Johnson
Get
Salt Lake City
Ecretaries
Dotha Vark
Addie Bigzers
Margretia Gardimer
Warboard Is Supply Head With American Army in France
Maj. Gen. James G. Parbers, former Pershing chief of staff, appointed head of supply for the American Army in France. The announcement comes as U S forces press forward in August operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwarbord
France
James GG. Parbers
Gen. Pershing
Army officer named to lead American expeditionary force
Headquarters announced a new senior commander for the American expeditionary forces succeeding Maj. Gen. Francis J. Kernan who will take on other important work in Europe. A want ad in the Courier promises the best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Kernan
Europe
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam promotes quick relief from diarrhoea dysentery cholera infantum and cholera marburg. It claims to be harmless non constipating and effective after other remedies fail with millions of bottles sold and a 35c or 3 for $1.00 price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
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Arthur N. Davis
D. D
McClure
Kaiser Wilhelm
Silesia
Prussia
Denmark
Schleswig
Holstein
North Sea
Hanover
Bavaria
Bismarck
Napoleon III
Sedan
Alsace-Lorraine
Paris
Marne
Bey Tual
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Gerard
Torontaation
Ensland
Hawaii
Kian-Chau
United States
Helen M. Larkin
Y. W.C.A
Victor Records
Stroebel’s
Jersey
Mer’s Furnishings
H. Frank
Swift
Black Hawk
Monarch
Libby
Farm House Baking
Monarch Coffee
Underwear Dept
Chalmer
Kolynos
Colgate
Jb. Bunte
Kodak
Ing
Rogers
Callon
Uncle Sam
U. S. Army
West Fourth Street
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