Face to Face With Kaiserism in German Power Structure
James W. Gerard analyzes how the German general staff wields ultimate power over the Kaiser, foreign policy, and Germany's fate. He argues the staff, not the emperor or chancellor, drives decisions like submarine policy, aided by figures such as Ludendorff, Hindenburg, and Tirpitz, while detailing wealth and influence around Krupp and royal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollerns
Royal House of
Prussia
Germany
Social Democrats
Wohenzollerng
Frau Krupp-Bohlene
Cannon
Prince Henckel-Donnersmarck
Krupp Works
Bethlehem Steel
Winchester Arms Company
Krupp
Frau Krupp-Bobten
Skrupp
America
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Associated Press
Krupps
Reichstats
Hundesrat
Reichstag
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Foreign Office
Zimmermann
Koenigs-Platz
Berlin
Great General Staff
von Moltke
Kaiser
Jesu
von Tirpitz
Ludendorff-Hindenburg
Mackensen
Sieger Kranz
Louis XIV
Jiaconic
Theo
Koenigs‘Platz
de Reichstag
United States
Emperor
Tadendorft
Evensrak
Hindenburg
Prince Max von von Fuerstenberg
Prince Iaw
Lonnauesehingen
German Empire
Max
Wohenlohe
Apgest
Hamburg
Nollendorff Platz
Princely House of Fuerstenberg
Leipziger Strasse
von Gontard
Brewer Busch
St. Louis
von Treutler
von Falkenhayn
Prince of
Pless
von Pleasen
Falkenhhayn
Verdun
von Treufler
Prince Pless
Prince Max
Silesia
Deties
London
Col
Cornwallis-West
Agricultural production plan urges large farmers to boost staples
A dispatch outlines recommendations for expanding farm output across crops and livestock. It urges large producers to increase corn, oats, barley, grain sorghums, potatoes, hay, beef cattle, poultry, and dairy, with emphasis on regional strength and reducing transport strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lael
Uncle Harry Explains Russia and the Two Provinces
Uncle Harry and Joe discuss Russia before and after the revolution, focusing on Finland and Ukraine. They outline Russia as an empire, the Bolshevik shift, and the independent declarations by Finland and Ukraine, plus confusing peace signs at Brest-Litovsk and German reactions.
Bolsheviki Declare Russia to End War and Demobilize
The Petrograd Bolsheviki announce they will not continue a czarist war or fight Germany and Austria, reject the offered terms, and plan to demobilize the army while retaining troops for border defense. Experts warn of many puzzling developments as Russia’s stance diverges from other governments and the news must be watched in coming weeks. Editor’s Mate Uncle Harry invites signed inquiries through this column.
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Russia
Joe
Uncle Harry
Great New Republic
Finland
Ukraine
Kerensky
Jimmy
Petrograd
Helen
Hylsheviki Party
Balisheviki
Ukra
Germany
Tne
Amnela Harry
Pirast-Litovsk
Poland
Bolsheviki Party
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Telsheviki
Te Doisherviki
Weta
Apele Harry
Rargard
Harry
Patriotism of the Press Highlighted in Wartime Loyalty
The article lauds press patriotism during the war, noting publishers and newspapers mobilized readers through appeals for Liberty Loans, Red Cross, war bonds, and conservation. It cites massive circulation, nationwide reach, and the collective push of media to rally public support and volunteerism for war efforts.
Municipal Poultry Farm in England Opens at Bradford
A municipal poultry farm the first in Tengland and established in Bradford last May aims to be profitable. It raises 800 birds with a projected 80,000 eggs per year to supply local medical institutions. The complex includes incubators, stores, a crane, and nine tanks for 23,000 eyes, using water glass as preservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Municipal Poultry Farm
Tengland
Bradford
England
United States
Augustus TW. Ingram
Rierlay Mall
Farm and Garden: Hog Weights Tax Recommendation At Chicago Meet
The Saline county farm executive committee urged the Federal Farm Administration to set a premium of 2 dollars per 100 pounds on hogs weighing 200 pounds or more at the Chicago market. The report also notes a plan to sow spring wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Countys
Ill
Farm Unrean
Federal
Fone Administration
Chicago
Backyard Poultry and Egg Prices Prompt Small-Scale Keeps
A noisy call to start a hennery urges readers to keep five to eight hens to supply eggs for four or five people. It argues against keeping a filer in hens, endorses affordable backyard poultry, and cites a Farmers Bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture on safe poultry practices and profitable feeding. It notes egg prices and pig costs influence decisions and suggests using reliable advice before expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ege
Advier
Geo
Bulletin Krm
Cofred States Department of Agriculture
The Sunbeam Miracle Promises Easier Birth
An advertisement touts Mothers Friend as essential for expecting mothers. It claims daily use safeguards breasts, reduces morning sickness, relaxes abdominal muscles, and lowers birth pain, urging readers to contact the Bradfisia Regulator Co for a free book and further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Bette
Hradfisia Regulator Co
Lemer
Atlants
Cleansing the Blood and Inherited Traits Debate
A historical fragment argues heredity shapes physical development and urges cleansing of impurities in ancestral blood. It proclaims that without purifying blood of impure matter, full body development is blocked, urging personal duty to address inherited flaws.
Swift’s Specific Co remedy claims cure for scrofula
An advert promises S. S. blood purifier removes scrofula and transmitted impurities, claiming it cleanses germs and revives vigor. It urges readers to write for a free medical history and advice from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Swift Specific Co
H-110
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Leave Corn in Field to Permit Weather to Cure
Reports from various regions indicate hundreds of acres of unhusked corn remain in fields awaiting curing by weather. A thaw freed farmers to husk, and in ten days progress accelerated as ears dry. One farmer with 40 acres delayed harvesting the rest to let air and sun finish curing. Kernels are of excellent quality despite high moisture in the cob. A winter check showed exposure achieved curing effects.
Cottage cheese versus meat as protein source
A brief discussion argues cottage cheese can replace meat for protein and energy. It compares per pound protein yield with sirloin steak, round steak, chuck rib beef, fowl, fresh ham, pork loin, lamb hind leg, and veal breast.
Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a quick reliever for rheumatism sore muscles and joint stiffness and promotes its antiseptic use for cuts burns bites and stings. It also sells Wizard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation or headaches with a money back guarantee at 30 cents.
Walk erect at eighty with Haarlem Oil Capsules
An old foe of age urges a bent posture but vigor endures at eighty with help from body organs. The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, claiming relief for backache kidney bladder issues and uric acid related ailments.
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Haarlem
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