Taking Stock in Big Bear Solitude and Self-Improvement
A spring meditation on escaping daily toil for the quiet of Big Bear's hills and lakes. The piece extols solitary time in nature to review one’s life, correct faults, and pursue a simpler, more productive path away from bright lights and society. It recalls a man seeking “just you and God” with a canoe voyage as his sermon.
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Big Bear
Omar Khayam
Tie
Average Citizen Reflects on War Time Sacrifice
A Muskogee Times-Democrat editorial urges readers to consider the harsher conditions endured by French and Allied troops in no man’s land. It contrasts local inconveniences in Muskogee with soldiers’ trench hardship, emphasizing perseverance for all mankind.
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Irave
France
Muskogee
No Man’s Land
Flanders
Military camp fitness test members must meet strict feats
A director of athletics in an army camp outlines exact qualifying skills for soldiers. Requirements include an 8 foot standing jump, 4 foot 2 inch high bar clearance, 33 foot 12 pound shot throw, 200 foot rope climb in 15 seconds, 50 yard dash in 7 seconds, 60 pound one handed lift, 50 pound neck-suspended sit ups, and 10 chin ups.
We can win if America saves food for Europe
The piece argues that defeat of Allied forces would invite German threats, and only American food conservation can sustain Europe. It urges reducing wheat meat fats and sugar consumption to feed Europe, warning that continuing to overeat risks defeat and famine for those fighting abroad.
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Europe
Belgium
Lusitania
Wilhelm
Berlin
Germany
America
Reform in Law Calls for Simplifying Procedure and Pleading
The Daily News discusses reforms to improve justice administration. It urges simplification of procedure and pleading, noting many counts and technicalities delay trials. It cites Edgar A. Jonas and Elihu Root on needed reform and advocates actions by judges and prosecutors.
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Edgar A. Jonas
Ehlu Root
Taft
Hare
Chicago
Dreily News
Lake View Court Resort Planned for Bear Valley
Bear Valley prepares for a new resort named Lake View Court with 24 four room cottages a dancing pavilion and other buildings A organized company has sold its 40000 stock to fund the project led by L C Percival known for promoting the Bear Valley Tavern Construction will start once weather allows with plans already complete for all structures.
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Bear Valley
Lake View Court
L. C. Percival
House of Feature Films Schedule From March 22 to March 28
The theater presents Pauline Frederick in Double Crossed on Friday March 22. Saturday offers The Hugger with added A Safe Disaster. Monday brings Captain of His Soul and His Nine Lives plus The Hidden Hand. Tuesday features Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm for a Presbyterian benefit. Wednesday offers Real Folks with A Game Gambler. Thursday shows Mae Marsh in The Beloved Traitor with varied matinee and evening prices.
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Pauline Fredricks
William Desmond
Presbyterian Sunday School of Arcadia
Mary Pickford
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
J. Barney Sherry
A Goldwyn
Mae Marsh
Arcadia Hearing Set For Balloon Route Permit
Notice filed with Arcadia Board of Trustees seeks permit to operate a balloon route along Huntington Boulevard Santa Anita Avenue Fallen Leaf Avenue and First Avenue to Foot Hill Boulevard. Hearing fixed for Wednesday March 27 1918 at 8 PM. Petitioners Wilhite Mitchell Balloon Route represented by A R Jamieson attorney.
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Board of Trustees
City of
Arcadia
County of Los Angeles
State of California
Huntington Boulevard
Said
Santa Anita Avenue
Fallen Leaf Avenue
Said Avenue
First Avenue
Foot Hill Boulevard
Avecadia
Board of City Trustees
Names of Arcadia election officers 1918 precinct notice
Notice names the election officials for Arcadia City Precinct for the April War 1918 municipal election. Judge J P Brush Inspector George W Grandy Clerks Helen M Roth Charles W Stewart are listed per Resolution No 23 adopted February 20 1918 and published in The Arcadia Journal. ETHEL GRIMES City Clerk.
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State of
California
Arcadia
Arcadia City
J. P. Brush
George W. Grandy
Helen M. Roth
Charles W Stewart
Board of Trustees
Arcadia Journal
Lake View Point opens at Gilmer site with new resort name
Capt. P. N. Grant, tied to the resort, plans moving his boat docks to Lake View Point. He holds the boating concession on Dear Lake, signaling expansion at Gilmer’s new resort in the area.
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P. N. Grant
Dear Lake
San Bernardino Sun
Arcadia School Trustee Candidate Chas W Stewart
Chas W Stewart announces candidacy for Arcadia School Trustee subject to electorate will on March 29 1918. Monrovia Messenger printery.
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Arcadia
Chas, W. Stewart
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