Elberta and Everyday Verse Stir in Public Musings
A quirky collection of poems and social quips riffs on patriotism politics and daily life. The verses reference Belief in democracy critique of politicians and humorous lines about Elberta peaches and manners. A light editorial mood mixes satire with home front themes and family notes.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Macon Resident
J L Easley of Macon Illinois attests Chamberlains Cough Remedy has long been his sister’s favorite cold lung medicine and that it has promptly relieved his own colds when used.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Easley
Macon
Ill
Germany on the Big Fight and Battle Fatigue
The Berliner Tageblatt cites General Ardenne insisting decisive fighting is required to force peace, while Frankfurter Zeitung notes victory hinges on breaking the enemy will. Reports tally German losses since 1914 exceed 5 million including killed and prisoners, with 1.5 million troops in the latest drive. Captain von Salzmann warns of deadlock, lack of horses, mined terrain, and growing German panic.
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Berliner Tageblat
Ardenne
England
America
Germany
Frankfurter Zeitung
Tipperary
Theo H Price
Carl Bleistrue
The
Neu Europa
West Front
East Front
Bleistrue
Foch
Ypres
Amiens Front
Paris
Salzman
Twenty One Nations At War With Germany
Washington May 10 There are now twenty one nations at war with the central powers. They are Belgium Japan Montenegro Russia Serbia China Cuba France Portugal Romania Great Britain Greece Italy Liberia Panama San Marino Siam United States Brazil Guatemala Nicaragua
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Washington
Belgium
Japan
Montenegro
Russia
Serbia
China
Cuba
France
Portugal
Romania
Greece
Italy
Liberia
Panama
San Marino
Siam
United States
Brazil
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Comptroller Rejects National Bank Charter for Wealthy Applicants
The Comptroller of the Currency revoked the charter approval for a proposed national bank after learning the wealthy applicants had purchased $200 in Liberty Bonds. The Treasury bulletin supports the decision, arguing that citizens must contribute to war financing and that those who do not fall short of patriotic duty.
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United States
Williams
Treasury Department
Rail wage increases set for January retroactive raise
A railway wage commission approves increases for U S railway workers previously earning under 250 dollars monthly. The largest boost reaches 34 dollars for those under 85 dollars, with raises ranging 20 to 54 dollars per man. The plan cites 43 percent higher living costs and aims to balance wages with necessities. The move, praised as beneficial, signals broader pressure for wage growth amid high prices.
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United States
Commission
Railway Wage Commission
Constipation Treated With Cham berlain's Tablets
Despondency and nervousness in women are linked to constipation in this notice. It claims relief from Cham berlain's Tablets, described as easy to take and pleasant in effect, with an occasional dose enough to correct the condition.
Red Cross Week Proclaimed as War Fund Campaign Nears
President Wilson appeals to the nation to support the Red Cross second War Fund Campaign from May 20 to May 27, 1918. The proclamation outlines Red Cross goals to aid Allied relief, support troops at home and abroad, and strengthen cooperation with the Army Navy and allied governments.
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Wilson
Red Cross
Thr
Red Cross War Council
Europe
People’s Trust
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Every Person Counts in National War Effort
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy twenty five cent thrift stamps and restrain sugar and wheat as part of a collective sacrifice. It argues individual acts matter as much as a soldier's rifle in the trenches and warns against slackers in home front duties.
Thrift Stamps Drive Encourages Patriot Savings
The Waycross Journal-Herald recounts a young man choosing Thrift Stamps over Liberty Bond interest, urging readers to invest in War Savings Certificates. The piece praises steady Thrift Stamp sales, notes stamps convert to cash, and calls on Georgians including school children to turn pennies into liberty and lasting peace investments.
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Waycross Journal-Herald
Journal- Herald
War Savings Movement
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
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