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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
3
Brief weekly roundup features army and navy topics with prompt response notes and engaging items. Readers receive timely military insights and noteworthy developments across branches.
Questions and answers from the Alliance Herald column cover aviator training length four year enlistment rules minor ages and definitions of white cavalry. The note lists men signed for departure from the Alliance recruiting station and includes a horsehair supply inquiry with shipping details.
The letter from a serviceman recounts daily life in Paris and units unloading mail sacks at regimental HQ. He notes reading Feb 17 correspondence, sweethearts sending care, and a star in service flags as personal honor. He recalls YMCA visits, camouflage, and staying hopeful amid war.
A Stars and Stripes open letter denounces Kaiser Wilhelm II for war crimes in Belgium and northern France, citing executions of civilians, mutilations, deportations, massacres of Armenians and Syrians, and використання of propaganda. The piece asserts American resolve to stay in France until the war is won and to join civilized nations against the Kaiser.
A damaged wartime note references Mrs Laing Verne and Jenne, a friend J M Liedtke, Battery F 146 AEF France United States Field Artillery, and a censor’s prohibitionist tone. The text appears as fragmented personal correspondence from a U S Army unit overseas.
A playful exchange unfolds as a suitor recalls a recruiter's tale of army life. The girl asks for his view on heaven and he replies with a humorous punchline about military service. The vignette captures light romance and wartime-era wit from Harper's Magazine.
The Ohio State Journal laments Emerson’s declining readership and argues for Emerson’s Essays as essential family reading. It urges forming an Emerson club in Columbus and praises the work’s truthful impact on serious readers.
A Scotsman named McTavish faced a failed plan to back a dog against a badger. Rumors of the dog's poor condition surfaced as a compromise offer of 250 dollars on a 500 dollar stake emerged, with peers mocking the dog’s viability.
An article extols starting each day with a hot water and limestone phosphate purge to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims benefits from improved appetite to brighter skin and urges readers to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate for daily morning use before breakfast.
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