Face With Kaiserism in Unpublished Diary Excerpt
James W. Gerard, former American ambassador to Germany, recounts 1915 diary entries from Vienna to Berlin describing German diplomacy, anti American sentiment, war pressure, and peace talk with notes on Russia, Belgium, and Italy. He notes censorship, arms, and food shortages, plus shifts in Reichstag attitudes and military plans.
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Greece
Tages Zeitung
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von Falkenhayn
Pless
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Mackensen
Enochs
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America
Bagdad
Dardanelles
Italy
Leipzig
Volkszeitung
France Seen by Americans from a Pvt Compton Letter
Corporal Herald Compton of Yaki ma Wash writes from a billet in France to his aunt Nora Lewis recounting conditions with the American Expeditionary Forces. He praises American resolve, recalls French hospitality, laments German barbarism, and condemns slackers while noting slow but beautiful France and the hard reality of war. He mentions awaiting mail, and reflects on the unity of fighters and civilians.
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Yakima
Wash
France
Nora Lewis
Compton
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Nix
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Europe
Mae
Washington
Eight Beechey Brothers Serve Britain in War Toll
Mrs Beechey widow of Rev P W T Beechey vicar of Friesthorpe Lincolnshire has given eight sons to the service. Five killed on the western front Rouen and East Africa. One son Charles Reeve Beechey died of wounds. Bernard and Frank were school masters. Three brothers survive, two still serving, one paralyzed. Some sons volunteered abroad including two who enlisted in Australia.
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East Africa
Bernard Beechey
Lincoln
Frank
Lincoln Cathedral Choir
Australia
Will Hindenburg Win RTS Gamble For World Power
The article analyzes German strategic aims against Paris, reviewing past Western Front offensives from Neuve Chapelle to Verdun and the Somme, and argues that a decisive breakthrough is unlikely. It notes German limitations in artillery, reserves, and the need for overwhelming strength, warning that morale and political factors also shape outcomes.
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Somme
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Volohynia
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Altho
Arras - Noyan
France
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Robertson
Lille
Ypres
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Ifile
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Italy
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1918
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Marne
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Napoleon
Moscow
Hardihood
Catarrhal Deafness Adverts Cure Claim
An old advertisement promises a constitutional remedy for catarrhal deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation. It claims focal applications fail and offers one hundred dollars for an uncured case, naming Catarrh Medicine by E. & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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