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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1917

Page

3

Germany and Germany A Critical Essay by Charles Gray Shaw

A philosophical essay contrasts two Germanys the political and the spiritual noting Wilsons dual Germany concept and the decline from old Germanic culture toward militant modernity. It weighs Kantian memory Bildung and the shift from Siegfried to businesslike power, pondering France and Europe after 1871.

Germany Wilson England France Russia Italy Eueken Nietzsche Europe Saul

Aeroplane Output Tripled in England

London report from Dr. Addison, Minister of Munitions, shows aircraft production rising sharply since January. He cites 1,000 factories involved, engines doubling output, and arrival of spare parts to meet demand. Labor shifts to women rising to 37 percent, with two month training programs expanding.

London Dr. Addison M. P

Compulsion in Agriculture Emphasized by Board of Agriculture

London notes that the Board of Agriculture urges voluntary land cultivation but reserves the right to compulsory action if negotiations fail. Land may be ploughed up to boost national food supply, with Parliament backing only as a last resort. A new Napier biography by Noel Williams is announced.

New York University Germany Prussia Potsdam Rhine Ulud London Board of Agriculture Prothero Messrs. Hutchinson Charles Napier Noel Williams Sir Charles Napier Admiralty

War town scrapped to save tonnage explains factory closure

In Parliament Mr Worthington Evans explained the Henbury explosive factory near Bristol was scrapped as US supplies made it unnecessary. The project began in October to secure a domestic powder supply, reducing imported material and tonnage.

London Henbury Bristol Daily Mail Worthington Evans House of Commons United States Aert Breas Scotland

Germany and the lure of its old intellectual types

The author speculates that Germany may abandon democratic steps and return to its Genius era. He argues Germany could drift toward Wagnerian myth and older spiritual forces rather than modern reform, fearing a prolongation of rigid authority. He invokes Goethe Beethoven Hegel and Von Hindenburg to illustrate enduring national temperament. The piece contrasts future European influence with Germany’s potential retreat into tradition.

Germany Europe Goethe Beethoven Hegel von Hindenburgs von Tirpitzes Wagner Erda

Famous stamp collector Fer rary's famed world collection details

In Lausanne sources tell of Philippe la Renotier von Ferrary owner of the world’s greatest stamp collection. His wealth and passion for stamps trace to childhood with his mother guiding him. Ferrary spent vast sums on acquisitions and merged major collections into a record holding once valued at millions.

London Ondon - Bally Lausanne Philippe la Rénotiére von Ferrary Tate le Galiiera Ferrary Sianp Prigiit Philbrick

Lafayette's Ashes at the Invalides Debate

Paris editor Georges Berthoulat proposes moving Lafayette's ashes from Picpus Cemetery to the Invalides to fuel a national demonstration. Family and Picpus authorities reject the idea, noting Lafayette's burial site cannot be altered and that public access is tightly controlled, especially on July Fourth ceremonies.

Paris Georges Berthoulat Lafayette Picpus Cemetery the Invalides Washington Berthoulats la Liberté and Champ de Mars Napoleon Mr. Berthoulat Lafayettes Picpus Mount Vernon Capitol Sons of the American Revoltion Empire State Society Lafay Bearth France

Preparing for Work After War Ends

Government steps to shift firms from war to peace production include the Reconstruction Committee plans and a new clearing branch in the Ministry of Munitions. They will supply contracts, machinery, and workers, with demobilization and local industry needs coordinated by national agencies and banks.

London Te Ministry of Munitions Clearing Branch Reconstruction Committee Ministry of Munitions Board of Preference Industris

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