Germans Faced With Slams on War Conduct and Kaiser
The piece argues that German leaders and the Kaiser faced mounting foreign blame for invading Belgium and disregarding international law. It cites Gerard’s writings, Kaiser statements, and Crown Prince ambitions to illustrate perceived German predatory aims and hostility to neutral nations. It notes reactions in New York papers and public sentiment about justice for wartime crimes.
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Germany
Gerard
Berlin
Belgium
United States
Kaiser
Mr. Gerard
America
von Bethman-Hollweg
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
England
Spain
High Seas
New York
Sun
St-Hele-na
the Sun
Verdun
France
Russia
Napoleon
Frederick the Great
G—R—A—P—H—I—C
Sheridan
Hades
Texas
Houston
Europe
General Bernhardt
Lansing
Madison Barracks
War era discipline and courage in national life analysis
National reflection on wartime discipline stresses self control and duty as pillars for character building. It notes Russia’s and America’s need to curb ease and embrace sacrifice. It discusses cowardice as a subject for study, cites literary examples, and argues the war risks require resolve. Cuba returns German ships to aid the U.S. war effort.
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Dean Weat
Princeton
Russia
America
Stephen Crane
W. J. Locke
G—k
Uncle Sam
Nicotime
Cuba
United States
Germany
Early signs of tuberculosis warn and urge medical check
A newspaper discussion urges early TB detection using simple questions about appetite weight and chest discomfort. Bellevue Hospital data show high cure rates for early cases and stress seeking medical exam promptly. patent medicines offer no real help.
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Bellevue Hospital
New York City
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Company E
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