Daily Athens Moreenge and Merala pasate pomme Company Notice
Publication details show a historical newspaper segment with pricing, delivery terms, and advertising rates. It lists daily and mailed subscription offers, carrier delivery, and advance payment requirements. Names such as Robert B. Ward appear as an advertising manager.
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Te Athens Moreenge
Merala Pasate Pomme Company
Vex
Tor
Pires Ploor
gulaing-Telephonee
Postoffics Btaureaé
Audit Bureau Circulations
Ohio
Robert B. Ward
Gastern
Scoue
Fifth Ave
New York
Bowth Wabash Ave
Chicago
Allied Offensives Redraw Western Front As War Advances
The Allied command led by Foch expands attacks along the Aisne and Byng’s British thrust near the Somme as Mangin Eyes gains north and east. British and French forces pressure German lines forcing probable readjustments from Noyon to the Meuse while signaling a broader march toward the Rhine.
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Mangin
Haig
Noyon Hills
Picardy
Belgian Flanders
Noyon
Soissons
France
Fismes
Rheims
Meuse
Byng
Basil
In Des Dames
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Soisons
St. Quentin
Rhine
Liberty Bonds Drive Boosts Confidence Across Nation
The piece notes soaring demand for Liberty Bonds with near record volumes issued and public deposits steady. It argues bonds are safest investments, sustain industrial activity, and support American independence amid a strong economy.
German Sympathy Reflections From Berlin During War
The wife of a American diplomat in Berlin recalls years of neutrality era and a Christmas tree visit for Blind Soldiers' Home. She notes grim German remarks and questions their humanity while contrasting music and memory with wartime deprivation.
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Berlin
America
Gott and
Waterland
Germany
National Security League Plans Training Before Draft
The National Security League outlines a plan to focus training before a possible military draft. The program emphasizes readiness, civilian defense measures, and recruitment of volunteers to bolster national defense efforts.
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The
National Security League
Homely Recipes from Breakfast to Dinner Menu
A collage of household dishes with detailed steps for Breakfast Fried Hominy Quick Nut Bread and versatile favorites. Includes Hungarian Potatoes Fish and Potato Salad Mashed Potato Bread and a baked custard style dessert using baked potatoes and lemon zest.
Classic Vegetable Dishes From Simple Oven Methods
This guide outlines scalloped onion and turnip dishes with cabbage and tomatoes baked in milk and crumbs. It covers creamed cabbage with parsley, peas in turnip cups filled with peas and milk, and browned parsnips baked with bacon drippings for flavor.
Dinner Stories With a Capitol Oddity in a Washington Eatery
A Saturday Evening Post vignette recalls a Washington restaurant famed for southern breakfasts. An elderly gentleman with a snow mustache visits. the dignified waiter misreads him as a general or admiral, sparking humorous misnaming. Parallel scenes touch rail delays and a supper quarrel.
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Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Gin'ral
Preliminary draft training for men eligible to the draft
Preliminary training for draftees begins with a course on war meaning and America's purpose. It covers loyalty and discipline, drill to break in recruits, how to salute, and is run by league branches with draft boards and Marshal Crowder approval. Cleveland pioneered the plan with noted success.
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America
League
General Crowder
Cleveland
Etiquette Q A from Marie Riley on visiting friends
Readers ask about visiting etiquette and returning calls after travel. Miss Riley notes a child should not visit a friend without a special invitation and that hosts may be inconvenienced. She also suggests travelers inform friends by cards or notes and that it is proper for callers to wait for the hosts to return.
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Marie Riley
Miss Riley
South
New Shacks Along The Belgian Road Signal War’s Toll
United Press reports near Poperinghe refugees build new shanty houses along the main road to Ypres. The makeshift towns, with tile or thatched roofs, display sales goods in windows as war grinds on. Ruins of Ypres loom with Cloth Hall towers and the cathedral arch heavily damaged.
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United Press
France
Ypres
pPoeringhe
Belgium
America
Poperinghe
San Francisco
Sapper London-Tom Wilkinson Given 14 Years for Bigamy
Royal Engineers sapper London-Tom Wilkinson is sentenced to fourteen years in prison after marrying five women and arranging to wed three more, exposing a string of bigamy cases.
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London
Tom Wilkinson
Royal Engineers
Advertising proves advertising lowers prices for consumers
A series of articles argues advertising does not raise costs but lowers them by expanding volume. Using shoemakers and manufacturers as examples, the author shows higher ad spend boosts production, reduces per unit costs, and lowers consumer prices across goods like shoes, spark plugs, and cars.
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the Messenger
America
Letters From Men In Service
Mrs Jane Ayers receives Clyde Ayers letter from France dated July 21 1918 describing French life notes on washing clothes wooden shoes old churches goat milk and stone houses he mentions limited French learning and a shared English French phrasebook. A second excerpt from Mrs Jerry Hunter includes Troys August 3 1918 letter describing train travel seas crossing 140 miles from Paris and rough but hopeful talk to home with best regards and plans to return.
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Jane Ayers
Clyde Ayers
France
U. S
Jerry Hunter
Paris
Letters From Sons in France Reflect WWI Speech and Hope
In notes from World War I service, Troy Hunter of the 62nd Engineers writes of travel and predicts a return home, joking about the American motto Heaven Hell or Hoboken by Christmas. Ottis O. Bean in France sends a terse update to his mother from July 20 1918, mentioning Camp Lee and asking about a service flag while signing as Private with H O Company 146 Inf ABE B and A Co 768.
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Troy Hunter
Co. A
New York
Jacob Sherman
Ray
France
United States
Heaven
Hell
Hoboken
Wesley Bean
Guyeville
R. D
Camp Lee
Ottis O. Bean
H. O. Co
A. BE. B
A. Co
Wartime Letter Expresses Air War Confidence
The letter from her son Joe speaks of frequent flying and long trips to New York. He exudes pride in American air power and vows to do all he can to "wet" the Kaiser, reflecting optimistic zeal before joining the war effort.
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New York
Joe
Kaiser
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