Face to Face With Kaiserism by James W Gerard
An analysis of Pan Germanism led by Tannenberg, contrasting it with an older Prussian spirit. The piece examines German ambitions, colonial desires, and the Junker class through portraits like the von Lachnow family, detailing estate life, social norms, and wartime attitudes amid calls for annexations and imperial rule.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
New Mexico
Zimmermann
Mexico
Tannenberg
South America
Argentina
Chile
Paraguay
Uruguay
Brazil
Bolivia
Tennenberg
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sainte Beuve
Jena
Napoléon
Prussia
Lfe
New Republic
George Washington
Massachusetts
Giles Cory
Dernburg
Hans Delbrick
Belgium
League of Six
West
Soi
Europe
Junker
Poland
Austria
von Lachnows
Brandenburg
Baron von Lach
Sweden
Legation
Gleiwitz Hussars
Buenos Aires
Baron Johann
Schelsau
Ihe
Schultz
Ritterstrasse
Berlin
Baron August
Baron Max
Schluttenberg
Klein Spassberg
Kiel
Lachnow
Advertisers Try To Run Newspap ers In St Louis
In St Louis on March 13 the Four large department stores resumed advertising in the Evening Post-Dispatch on terms set by the paper. The Post-Dispatch again asserted control of its columns after advertisers halted ads for seven days. The four stores historically accounted for 2,560,000 lines of advertising, about one seventh of the paper’s business, and had pressured for rate assurances. After 25 days of talks the Post-Dispatch stood its ground, then receded. the stores had withdrawn ads again on February 18.
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Post- Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Fast- Dispatch
Associated Retailers of
Associated
Post-Dia
Advertisers Sign Up After Post-Dispatch Fee Talk
Negotiations between department store representatives and W. C. Steigers of the Post-Dispatch continued until the advertisers agreed to sign up on the paper's terms. Merchants were represented in the newspaper the following day. Previously, advertisers had withdrawn patronage on two occasions.
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W. C. Steigers
The
Post-Dispatch
Man in Vampire Role Sparks Sabetha Scandal
In Sabetha Kansas Ralph Bunker, a local Sabetha sensation, stirred town gossip by dressing in women's clothes and visiting residents as a woman after Harvard fame as a male impersonator. The plot thickened as residents confronted the truth and fear of social uproar spread through the town.
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Sabethia
Kan
Ralph Bunker
Kansas City
Annabelle
Sabetha
Bunker
Otten
Harvard
Sahetha
Msi
Ubuat
Hho
Saberha
Taleghest
Is Your Skin Ablaze with Fiery Itchings
Do you suffer from any form of irritated skin disease and sleepless nights from burning itching. The ad claims blood impurities cause skin germs and promotes S. S. S. as permanent relief, urging readers to obtain it at drug stores and contact the Medical Director at 403 Swift Laboratories Atlanta Ga.
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Camper
Jose
Swift Laborators
Atlanta
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