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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
2
Two years ago Americans largely neglected their government’s meaning and the flag’s symbolism. Only with the rise of the Berlin butcher and the threat of war did people relearn the value of democracy, liberty, and the sacrifices endured by Washington, Lincoln, and Gettysburg.
A period editorials reflects on wartime unity and railroad policy, praising federal control of railroads, condemning pooling, and celebrating national patriotism and sacrifice. The piece emphasizes the nation’s reliance on railroads for business and war effort, and honors soldiers and allies.
The text presents a fragmented reflection on perseverance through darkness, invoking the Lord God and Christ. It hints at a vow to endure hardship and a belief that the world will not abandon the path forged from struggle. The passage stresses sacrifice and faith as guiding measures in a demanding task.
Viola Dana, noted Metro star, headlines a forthcoming "Blue Jeans" production at Opera House with long awaited triumphs. The piece highlights Dana's career peak as she leads the Western battle scene, set for Friday and Saturday performances in May.
Secretary of War CLARENCH L. EPHED warns the United States faces a stealthy German campaign at home. He cites Delbruck law enabling dual allegiance, German clubs and publications abroad, and efforts by churches and schools to undermine loyalty. He warns of German influence through emigration, consuls, and organized Germanism designed to keep Americans German in spirit.
Walt Mason spins a comic verse about rationing and self denial during wartime. A narrator cites Hoovers influence and guards his dining room, turning away aunts and cousins who once feasted, to focus on saving food and resources for the nation.
Metro star Viola Dana shines as a leading screen artist in the role of June in Blue Jeans. Opera House shows Friday and Saturday with strong audience anticipation for her greatest hit status.
Sunday services listed for Presbyterian Zion Lutheran St Pauls Church of Christ and Atlantic Mothers Club pantry sale to aid vermin proof garments for boys in France. Crystal Lake resort to open for 1918 season. news and pantry ventures highlighted.
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