Psychology of the Warlike German Nation
Ambassador Gerard argues fear and hereditary instinct shaped German autocracy and war aims. He traces German military tradition from the Thirty Years War to Napoleon, notes Prussian nobles’ love of war, and cites plans and incentives for a 1914 strike, including naval, aerial, and rail ambitions.
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Germany
Gerard
United States
Westphalia
Lower Palatinaté
Wurttemberg
Grimmelshausen
Europe
Muenich
Simplicissimus
Frederick the Great
Napoleon
Leipsic
Prussia
Italy
Austria
Bavaria
Hesse- Cassel
Hesse-Darmstadt
Nassau
Saxony
Baden
Wurthtemberg
Tanover
Teutonic Knights
What to Use to Prevent Appendicitis Ad Derivative Ad
A vintage advertisement claims simple buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler i ka flushes that remove foul matter from the bowel to prevent appendicitis. It promises instant relief for sour stomach gas and constipation and asserts physicians and patients are surprised by the effect. Wangler Bros Druggists promotes the product.
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Waterloo
Wangler Bros
German Threat Beliefs Roiled by War Talks and Finance
The text reflects prewar German views on Russia and France, noting fears of invasion and frontier dangers while citing German assessments of French conduct. It mentions agitation in Russia as a trigger for revolution, German hopes about imperial bank purchases, and dated marks data. It also references ongoing coverage in the Evening Carrier and Reporter, urging readers to look to the Want page for more.
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Norman Angell
France
England
United States of America
Russia
Germany
Napoleon
Bagdad
Egypt
Medis
Svno
Danube
Adriatic
Acess
Francis Delossi
Balkans
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Ardiatic
Rrussians
Poland
Kuropat Kin
Bilt
Austria
Imperial Bank
Humbert
Geraréa
Cearjier
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James W. Gerard
Public Leducer Company
Canada
The
Public Ledger Company
Denmark
Martius
Arlovistus
Julius Caesar
Baltic
North Sea
Liege
Namur
Crown Prince
Carter
Carters
Gean
Arter
Eno
East Fourth and Water Streets
Victor Records
Stroebels
Tam
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
Jack Lait
O. Henry
Chicago Sunday Tribune
O. Henn
Chicago Tribune
Bungalow Isle
Chicago Sunday Tribune Sunday
Licly
Toledo
Overland-Hanson Company
336 Corner
Fourth and
Franklin Streets
Peverill Motor Sales CO
Mulberry Street
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