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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
2
A deserter’s account recounts the invasion of Belgium and northern France at the war’s start. He details cruelties by German soldiers under officer orders, exposing unsinkable atrocities and his eventual flight to the United States.
A German veteran recalls the July 1914 move into Belgium, the emotional farewell at the depot, marching hardships, and the first bloody taste of combat. He describes reactions of comrades, the fear of battle, and the chaotic early days before and during the invasion.
Doctrine notes Jesus official presentation as king riding into Jerusalem Mark 11 1-11 with two disciples obedience of followers and crowd praise and prophecy fulfillment. It covers the barren fig tree cleansing of the temple and Jesus authority questioned by leaders with reliance on John the Baptist as forerunner.
The next installment reports German Zeppelins and 42 centimeter guns terrorizing Belgium as Liege falls and other cities are looted. It notes that honorable retreats can match brave charges in conveying military dynamics.
Rev J H Ralston D D secretary of correspondence department Moody Bible Institute Chicago presents a call to reverence and obedience to divine authority. The sermon addresses moral duty and spiritual discipline within the Christian life.
Nathan W. Littlefield of the Rhode Island Anti Saloon League argues for national prohibition noting travel spreads saloon influence and local laws cannot shield travelers. He cites national scope of districts and the concentration of saloons in major cities, warning wet territories could fit into Texas with room to spare.
Dr. Hugo Schultz reports experiments from the pharmacological institute at the University of Griefswald on alcohol and color vision in seven subjects. Beer most disrupts red green differentiation, caffeine strengthens red and green distinctions, suggesting moderate drinking risks for jobs requiring precise color perception.
The excerpt argues that liquor workers do not truly "work" and that crime insanity poverty and degenerate groups are victims of the demonical traffic. It claims true toil comes from others while the afflicted rely on the labor of society.
A saloonkeeper tells a barber his money making is easy. The barber counters that spending on appearance may improve one’s look, while costly saloon visits may leave a man looking worse. Dr Arthur Hunter cites mortality risks by drinking levels. Vanderlip urges national prohibition as pivotal.
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