America the Hope of the World Today
A fragmented poem recalls critics labeling America as young crude and extravagant while praising a generation marching with brave-eyed, boyish vigor. It contrasts a silent graveyard with real ships ploughing the deep, declaring America the world’s hope today. Grace C. Bostwick, in the Pegan, Sat sea.
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America
Grace C
Bostwick
Pegan
180 Kinds of Food on Big U.S. Transport
The Public Information Committee reports on a United States transport ship that served 210000 meals on a voyage and used 180 menu varieties. The ship fed thousands in under 80 minutes with 138 mess staff, baking 7290 loaves a day and handling 750000 pounds of food.
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Committee On Public Information
United States
Sherry’s
Hoover
From Jam to Sardines A Vast Food Lotment Unveiled
The report details a hidden stockpile of food ranging from 800 pounds to 79 tons across 180 varieties. Officers note the immense storage and ponder the caloric total, estimating about 750 000 pounds worth of food could be left for a rainy afternoon.
Recruiting Round-Up Boosts Army as Towns Rally
Sergeant Tramel of the Alliance recruiting station toured Rushville Chadron Crawford and Pine Ridge to enlist men for the regular army. Six from Rushville volunteered for the war and Craven from Pine Ridge joined the flora artillery after a late night awakening. A list of recruits forwarded to Fort Logan includes Ernest Markwalder William Davis Ulrich Schostag Anson DeCoursey and others with roles in white infantry coast artillery field artillery and engineer units.
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Tramel
Alliance
Rushville
Chadron
Crawford
Tramer
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
George HH. Craven
George
Fort Logan
Cola
Flora Artillery
Chidron
Frank C. Sturdevant
Fort Riley
Kansas
Colo
Port Riley
Cr Wford
Allianee
Ernest A. Markwalder
Menton
France
William Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Ulrich H. Schostag
Nanty-Glo
F. S. White
Anson
DeCoursey
Erie
Joseph F. Beloved
Omaha
Philip Giobons
Enid
Okla
Peter F. Dubinger
McKees Rocks
Ezra B. Sandlin
Huntsville
Ala
Gerald F. Cooper
White Field Artillery
George H. Craven
Allen
S. D
M. S. White Field Artillery
White Artillery
Carl F. Enteman
Anthony J. Robiella
Antioch
F.S. White Coast Artillery
Charles D. Hall
Glenda
Wyo
F. S. White Coast Artillery
Edward W. McKelbey
Seneca
White Coast Artillery
Major C. Forbes
F. White Engineer Corps
Robert H. McDowell
F .S. White Engineer Corps
Edward Nabb
White Engineer Corps
John H. Boesl
Carl J. Volz
Martin
F. S. White Engineer Corps
William M. Leeteh
Medical Department
Francis J. Nestor
Regular Army
Clive L. Erskine
Hemingford
Ray A. Fahnestock
Frank G. Sturdevant
John T. Harrison
Jefferson City
Gering Cassel
Scottsbluff
Quartermaster Corps
National Army
Charles An. Gambreal
Memphis
Tenn
Eter Larsen
United States Guards
Rubin Tramel
Collar Zone Mentioned In Brief Comment
The text notes the collar bone is commonly broken and quotes President Wilson urging thrift as a patriotic duty and necessity.
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Wilson
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