Christine by Alice Cholmondeley longright 1912 edition
An excerpt from Christine chronicles a summer visit at Koseritz in 1914. The narrator describes forest drives, noble hosts, and a growing sense of belonging with Herr von Inster while awaiting Klosters visit and the promise of a Berlin trip. She savors a dreamlike night by the Haff and reflects on class expectations and personal restraint.
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Christine
Alice Cholmondeley Longright
Macmilan Company
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Engagement Under Stars With Bernd In 1914
A letter from Sunday night July 19, 1914, reveals a rapid engagement to Bernd von Inster. The writer recalls a magical dusk on the terrace as Herr von Inster played the Strad, guiding her to emotional revelations and a vow of love beyond ordinary happiness. Kloster understands, while Grafin frets over the moment.
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Herr von Luster
Kloster
Klosters
Grafin
Herr von Inster
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Engaged in a quiet moment of union at last
The narrator recalls a near dreamlike proposal scene where a man declares his wife, lifting her from the crowd and giving her a sense of safety. She is overwhelmed, tired yet happy, and asks her mother to bless their union as the moment lingers and the scene fades with a promise to continue.
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Chris
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Questionnaires Mailed to Waterloo Registrants Listed
Registrants who get questionnaires today were mailed in Waterloo. The list includes over 100 names with street addresses across Waterloo and surrounding towns, from Hezekiah Dunbar at 402 Eighth Street West to Heal C. Ormand at 616 Washington Street, plus many others across numerous streets and states.
How Germany Began the War Paris correspondence
A World War I era analysis by Jacques Mortane argues Germany falsified reasons to attack France on August 4 1914. It cites von Schoen’s Paris note to Viviani and subsequent German denials and retractions, detailing alleged French aviation provocations and German claims used to justify war. The piece questions neutrality views and highlights conflicting reports about bombs dropped near Nuremberg Wesel and other sites, exposing propaganda and misstatements surrounding the outbreak.
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Gazette du Cologne
Reichstag
Alm
Medical Review
Herr von Ruslow
Japan
Brussels
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von Itsffeht
Paria
Urugsels
von Schoen
von Unelow
Hoe
Ayist
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Wolff Agency
Reynich
Andernach
von Sehonn
Wenel
Orst
Uuge
Gormins
Ho Uaiao
Eva
Pelgium
Yhust
Wolff
Coblentz
Duren
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Witherto
Janeville
Thia
Cucium
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Maurice Farman
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Matra
Nonani
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Local Residents Listed With Street Addresses
A compilation of names and addresses including Louie Ratman 1216 Commercial St John H May 1221 Commercial St Louis B Gleza 419 Seventh St West Henry G Christiansen 18 Wines St James L Wrnne 317 Thompson Ave Norman Fp Short 71 Walnut Street John Miller Muscatine Reiph E Miler 614 Washington St Tom Panes 623 Wallgate St David B E Greene 523 Western Place Perley L Burroway 516 Park Road Clarence A Byvank 302 Third St East Fred W De Bittingies 516 Washington Tecil G Forney 134 South Barclay St Clarence E Tye 920 Commodarist St Race Clark Knittle 906 Wellington St Albert P Ward 222 Reed St Warren L Dumire 313-15th St West
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Louie Ratman
Commercial Street
John H. May
Commercial
Louis B. Gleza
Seventh St
Henry G. Christiansen
Wines
James L. Wrnne
Thompson Ave
Norman FP. Short
Walnut Street
John Miller
Muscatine
Reiph E. Miler
Washington Street
Tom Panes
Wallgate
David BE. Greene
Western Place
Perley L. Burroway
Park Road
Clarence A. Byvank
Third St
Fred W. de Bittingies
Washington
Tecil G. Forney
Barclay St
Clarence E. Tye
Commoarcist Starace Clark Knittle
Wellington St
Albert P. Ward
Reed Street
Warren L. Dumire
15Th St
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Rewards and Remedies
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a blood Action remedy. It claims thirty five years of use, stresses blood cleansing, and urges immediate start with testimonials available on request from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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Aerial warfare pretext and vengeance claim voiced in critique
The piece quotes M. Mortane asserting that aerial warfare marks the enemy for universal butchery, arguing Germany deserved outcast status before the campaign. Dr Shallenberger referenced in the fragment, with mentions of Waterloo, Hotel Russell, and Lamson dated January 12, in an advertisement context.
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Avery
Shallenberger
Apertatiet Faithronic
Waterloo
Russell
Lamson
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