Arcadia Journal Weekly Publication Notes
The Arcadia Journal is issued weekly every Saturday and entered at the Arcadia California post office as second class matter.
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Arcadia
California
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Newspaper
Arcadia Journal
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
2
The Lure of the Desert Claims More Deserted Souls
In Los Angeles a wave of self destructive deaths hits the city as a Monrovia man Dr Porter H L Carpenter and others join a pattern of ruined lives. A desert dream leads to despair and suicide with a note found on a former desert lover.
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California
Los Angeles
Porter HL. Carpenter
Monrovia
John Bauhm
Jack
Central Avenue
Curtiss
Newstetter
Wartime Finance and Industry Leadership Call to Action
A call to sustain demand for war financing through private industry and taxes. The piece argues government regulation hinders production, urges business leaders to expand, invest, and maintain profits and wages to fuel the war effort.
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United States
Abdul Hamid as Seen by a Graveyard Observer
Poet Walt Mason contrasts Abdul Hamid with modern tyrants, noting past crimes and virtues. He argues judgment should await a higher court, praising his unwillingness to wage total war while condemning abuses under his flag and the broader brutality of rulers.
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Abdul Hamid
Abdul
Walt Mason
Rallying cry praises Crowder draft efficiency in wartime push
A wartime public plea urges Americans to support mandatory service and productive work. It likens Germany’s military economy to a machine and calls for every fit man to be employed or enlisted. The piece urges vigilance against slackers and urges crowding into service.
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General Crowder
Germany
Empire
Crowder
America
Zelzah Fights to Keep Local School Building Use
An item clip argues against consolidating city and county government, citing Zelzah in the San Fernando Valley as an example of local needs unmet by external control. It notes Zelzah’s limited access to public school facilities for community events and a raised $800 for a clubhouse, criticizing denial of a community-led project.
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Los Angeles County
Zelzah
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles City
Jericho
Do Your Part Arcadia Call to Spend Local Money
Arcadians urged to keep spending at home during the summer slowdown. Merchants paying public expenses rely on local shoppers to keep the town running and attract future construction at the Arcadia balloon school site.
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Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Los Angeles
Arcadia Balloon School
Red Cross drive surpasses目标 in wartime fundraising in Nebraska
The Red Cross drive exceeded expectations as patriotic citizens contributed generously. Local canvassing teams earned praise for their effectiveness and citizens welcomed the prompt response. Wives and officers slated for duty in France are not accepted as telephone operators, reflecting a limit on wartime postings.
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Red Cross
Kansas
Nebraska
France
Arcadia Prospects and Charms Highlighted by Trade Board
Arcadia is a growing city with 1500 residents and a new $10,000 city hall under construction. It boasts two grammar schools, a free public library, a packing house, and two overland railroads. The area features orange and lemon groves, fresh strawberries, a strong Pacific Electric interurban system, and a mild climate 40 minutes from Los Angeles theater district. The Santa Anita canyon air mass cools summers, supports natural drainage, and promotes healthy living. For information, contact the Board of Trade secretary.
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Arcadia
Theater
Los Angeles
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Sky
Desert
Madge Morris
Lippincott’s
Abdul the Damned
Free Public Library
Onend
Gas, Electricity and Telephone Systems
Mount Wilson
I Arcadia
Baldwin
Pacific Electric Railway System
Sierra Madre Mountains
Altho
Tropics
Santa Anita Canyon
Board of Trade
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