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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

3

Demand for War Nurses Grows Here and Abroad

The American Red Cross faces a vital nurse shortage as war demands swell. Miss Jane A. Delano explains that releasing nurses for military service creates civilian vacancies and urges public cooperation to care for the sick at home. Red Cross training expands, with 21 volunteer courses and a push to recruit educated young women into nursing, joining Army and Navy Nurse corps as needed.

Jane A. Delano Department of Nursing American Red Cross Miss Delano Red Cross Lfe Elgillan Surgeon General United States United States Army Nurse Corps Navy Nurse Corps United States Public Health Service Army Nurse Corps France Roumania Greece Serbia Guntry Gur Tha Pupl Clara Noyes Bellevue New York Bureau of Field Nursing The Ikely Josh Young Wonden National Defense Committee On Nursing Council of National Defense Washington, D. C Delano Sted Cross Ed Cross United States Army Army and Navy Nurse Corps Butt Washington U.S Army

Photographs of Lightning Tip for Capturing Storms

The article explains a simple method to photograph lightning by aiming a camera at the stormy sky and using a time exposure. It notes that after the first flash, the shutter should be closed immediately and the plate developed as usual, while acknowledging the flash may not strike exactly where aimed.

Dialogue Fragment Reveals 19th Century Speech Pattern

A fragmented dialogue shows characters including a young man described as a respectful French suitor. The exchange features dialect and miscommunication hints as an older woman questions methods of courting and etiquette.

Liberty Bonds and Duties in War Effort

An editorial urges Americans to meet three duties for victory: grow and conserve food, especially wheat meat and sugar. aid in shipping. and buy Liberty bonds. It argues democracy and liberty are tested in wartime and warns failure could seal destiny with skull and crossbones, while success brings glory.

Hapsburg Liebe Vigilantes

You must stop business as usual for liberty bonds

The speaker urges citizens to halt normal spending and redirect funds to war needs. With limited time and resources the nation must choose production for defense over consumer goods, urging people to buy liberty bonds to fund the government instead of direct Army purchases.

France

Your Bond Buys Explosives and Duty at Home

The piece urges Americans to support Liberty Ponds and provide ammunition to match German fire as farmers use blasting materials for land work and soldiers face gas shells in France. It links home preparation with wartime sacrifice and the need to confront the Kaiser.

Bond America France

We Are at War Bond Appeal Urges Farmers Support

A fragmented wartime plea urges farmers to buy bonds to support the army. It stresses rural detachment from the conflict risks and the need for funding and provisioning of the military machine. The message highlights Russia’s farming population and the duty of citizens to contribute financially.

Bondal Russia Ely Puyiar

Freezone Promises Painless Corn Removal

An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, painless treatment for all corn types and calluses. It claims drops of the solution instantly stop pain and allow the corn to be lifted off with the fingers, available from druggists for a few cents. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius as the inventor.

Cincinnati

Longsighted and Healthful Advice for Everyday Living

An old ad style fragment praises June health and a physician remedy. It touts Dr Pierce’s Pellets for liver bowels and stomach and suggests one pellet as laxative and three as cathartic. It also makes a casual remark about talkative women being open faced.

Spring Fever and The Body as a Front for Health Tactics

The article warns of Spring Fever as a buildup of illness from winter confinement and poor diet. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce’s Anurie as tonic and remedy to purify blood, boost energy, ease neuralgia, backache, and urinary issues, sold at drug stores.

Oregon

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