Webpage 1 : November - December 1918:
- Masthead for the November 14, 1918 edition, the first issue published after the artistice was signed.
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October 4, 1917, p.2, editorial section.
A Look Back at the Reaction to the Trading with the Enemy Act of October 6, 1917.
- Newpaper address, founder, ownership, editor, subscription information
- If the Cap fits, wear it! from the December 5, 1918 edition
- Teacher's Journal on the Warpath against German Names from the December 12, 1918 edition.
Webpage 2 : January - April 1919:
- January 2, 1919. Accusations against Foreign Language Newspapers misguided
- January 2, 1919. A Refreshing Change
- January 9, 1919. Obituaries for Theodore Roosevelt
- January 9, 1919. It just makes sense!
- January 9, 1919. Noteworthy Causes of Wars, The Classics in Yiddish, In Madame Tussaud's Chamber of Horrors
- January 16, 1919. Statement issued by the American Friends of German Demmocracy
- January 16, 1919. "Friends of German Democracy" Banquet, Roosevelt's Last Will and Testament
- January 30, 1919. History of the Parachute
- February 6, 1919. Women in These New Times.
- March 6, 1919. Louis N. Hammerling resigns, German Names
- March 13, 1919. A Word opposing Unamerican Agitation
- March 27, 1919. How We abused the Loyalty of Our Foreign Born, Our Boys in France and in Germany
- April 17, 1919. The most successful Purification of the German Language
Webpage 3 : May - August 1919:
- May 1, 1919. Signs in Buffalo Restaurants, Germans once again allowed to become Citizens
- May 8, 1919. How Strong is the German Element in the United States?
- May 29, 1919. Official Appreciation of the Patriotic Work of the Foreign Language Press, to the Readers of our Newspaper, Hyphenism is Dead
- June 19, 1919. The German Language diligently studied at the Univerity of Pennsylvania, The Origin of the word "Pumpernickel"
- July 31, 1919. A Balloon crashes through a Roof, Soldiers who were not U.S. Citizen receive Citizenship without waiting, The German Order of the Harugari 235 Years Ago, Fateful Days: A Poem by Hermann Hesse
- August 14, 1919. The Foreign Language Governmental Information Service, The 73rd Session of the German Order of the Harugari
- August 21, 1919. War Lies Once and For all
- August 28, 1919. Shall German be Banned?
Webpage 4 : September - December 1919:
- September 4, 1919. To Our Readers (raise in subscription prices)
- September 11, 1919. All German Prisoners of War to be sent Home September 25th
- September 25, 1919. German-Americans
- September 25, 1919. Food Packages to Germany and German Austria
- November 6, 1919. No Conversations in the German Language : A Decree from Police Commissioner Weir of West Hoboken, N.J.
- November 6, 1919.Ban on German Opera, A Poem in Protest to the Ban on German
- November 6, 1919. American Pilots to photograph the entire United States
- November 13, 1919. Wagner's Meistersinger performed in Paris
- November 13, 1919. Chinese see another War (unless all German territory returned to China)
- November 20, 1919. Two large German Newspapers merge, A Lesson in Selling to Foreigners
- November 27, 1919. The Myth of the Much-Touted German Propaganda
- December 11, 1919. The German Language is Indespensible, Surveillance of German-American Letters to Germany
Webpage 5 : January - December 1920:
- January 8, 1920. Ludendorff Sees Disaster Approaching
- April 15, 1920. From the Life of Deadwood Dick
- April 15, 1920. French Academy in Quandary
- April 22,1920. The Letter from a Traveler
- April 22, 1920. Due to Paper Shortage
- April 22, 1920. Nowadays, Everything is "Less."
- April 22, 1920. Notification to our Readers
- May 6, 1920. The Germanic Tribes
- May 13, 1920. Subscription Prices, The German Language Newspapers in America
- July 29, 1920. Foolishness Costs A Life (Going over Niagara Falls in a Barrel)
- September 2, 1920. Goethe and the Banned St. John's Eve Bonfire
- September 23, 1920. America excludes Germans
- October 7, 1920. Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, etc.
Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912.
- October 7, 1920. German Pilot will attempt a Transatlantic Flight
- December 2, 1920. The Zipfer in America
- December 9, 1920. The Syracuse Union becomes Agent for the "United American Lines."
Webpage 6 : January - December 1921:
- January 6, 1921. Pessimism in the German Press
- January 27, 1921. Syracuse Union Banner
- February 17, 1921. German Language Instruction reintroduced in the High Schools of Chicago
- March 17, 1921. Opinion: I dispute the thoroughly American opinion that it is desirable for the German to stop speaking his mother tongue, German Instruction in Minneapolis
- March 31, 1921. Dedication of the Harugari Temple in Buffalo.
- April 14, 1921. The Revolution 400 Years Ago: On April 18, 1521 Martin Luther stood before the Diet of Worms and proclaimed Religious and Personal Freedom
- April 21, 1921. The German Newspapers, Argentinian Declaration for the German People
- April 28, 1921. Ladies' Dresses with "Pipe Pockets."
- May 5, 1921. Prof. Einstein honored in Washington
- June 23, 1921. A "Boche" with a French Military Medal
- July 14, 1921. The Curse of Spiritualism, [Einstein] Criticizes America
- July 21, 1921. Dr. Einstein describes his impressions of America in a cable as extremely favorable,
Dreaded Indian Summer
- July 28, 1921. Airplane with a Speed of 312 Miles per Hour
- August 4, 1921. America To The Alien
- August 26, 1921. Practical Advice for the Foreign-Born Population, Experiences of a German Physician in South America
- October 13, 1921. German Culture, German Reinstated into High School Curriculum, The House Blessing
- October 13, 1921. On the Comportment of German Nationals Abroad: Ten Golden Rules for Germans Traveling Abroad
- October 20, 1921. Dr. Hexamer, Founder of the National Alliance (The Bund,") Victim of Wartime Propaganda, Women Studying in Prussia
- November 24, 1921. The "Electric Chair" for Dogs and Cats
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