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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
4
When Our Boys Come Home In Afterwar Plans
An army officer argues that returning soldiers will be royally treated. He foresees old positions restored, possible improved posts, and government and commercial support. A nationwide veterans’ organization could form, patterned after the Grand Army, influencing policy and benefits for World War I heroes.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Editorial consensus on harsh terms for Germany in WWI
A compilation of editorial stances from major papers urging no peace without unconditional surrender to the German empire, with calls for continued war until Potsdam defeat, dictation by Allies, or harsher terms, and rejection of negotiated peace. Termed as the only path to postwar order.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Germany
Prince Maximilias
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Toledo
Charleston
the Tamper Tribune
Columbia
8. C
Stop Awhile and Meditate on God’s Mercy
A Wesleyan Advocate excerpt urges Christians to slow down amid war worries and rising prices. It recalls daily Bible reading and private prayer as sources of strength, urges stopping to meditate, draw near to God, and discern when haste hinders progress. Jesus modeled rest before greater works.
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God
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A Texas medicine claims to dissolve gravels cure diabetes and rheumatism and regulate kidney bladder issues in men women and children. If not sold locally it can be mailed for $1.00 with a two months treatment per box and sworn testimonials are promised from Dr. F. W. Hall of St. Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
F. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Har ris Praises Georgia in Senate Speech at State Convention
Senator-elect W J Harris lauded Georgians as royal in spirit and brave in wars from the Revolution to present times. He cited Longstreet in Mexico, Gordon in Civil War, and Georgians' loyalty to the President, while noting Susan B Anthony amendment rests as a domestic issue for states.
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W. J. Harris
Georgia
James Longstreet
Chepultapec
Mexico
John B. Gordon
Spain
Santiago
Augusta
Mr. Harris
America
Susan B. Anthony
The Joy of Living and Chamberlains Tablets Promise Health
The piece argues that enjoying life requires good health and clean bowels. It claims stomach digestion suffers when bowels are clogged and poisons are absorbed, causing headaches and indigestion. A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets are said to move the bowels strengthen digestion and restore life’s joy.
Seven War Work Relief Agencies Join In Drive
War relief campaign expands to seven agencies with a $170,500,000 goal. War Department plan aims to prevent energy waste and duplication of effort, receiving enthusiastic support and unity across the allied effort.
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War Department
Six YWCA Secretaries Escape From Russia
Atlanta reports the six YWCA secretaries sent to Russia a year ago to organize the association in Petrograd and other large cities have escaped. For months their whereabouts were unknown and their status uncertain.
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Atlanta
Russia
Young Woman's Christian Association
Petrograd
Knights of Columbus Help U.S. Forces With Huts in Britain
London. The Knights of Columbus in Great Britain report progress in providing social huts for U S forces overseas. Clubs have been established at 266 Edgware Road London Market Drayton Littlehampton and Inverness with more camps to receive temporary huts. Two thousand secretaries have volunteered, all men over thirty five with firm dedication to service wherever needed.
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London
Knights of Columbus
Great Britain
United States
Edgware Road
Market Drayton
Littlehampton
Inverness
General Pershing Drives Unified War Fund Campaign
The nation launches a week long drive starting November 11 to raise the largest outright sum in history for the boys in cantonments and overseas. Seven major war welfare groups including YMC A, YWCA, Catholic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, War Camp Community Service, American Library Association and Salvation Army unite under President Wilson to fund one united campaign.
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Wilson
Y. MC
A. Y. W. Clal
National Catholic War Council
K. of
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Campaign drives unite creeds for war effort at home
Dr. John R. Mott selected Director General of the drive as a united appeal shows men and women of all creeds working together. The campaign includes 15,000 uniformed workers, 3,600 buildings, 500 tons of weekly supplies, 15 miles of film weekly, and over 2,500,000 attending shows, aiming to boost morale and hasten victory.
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John R. Mott
Wilson
Mott
John G. Agar
National Catholic War
Mortimer L. Schiff
Jewish Welfare Guard
Raymond B. Fosdick
Commission On
George W. Perkins
Finance Comittee
U. S. Steel Corporation
James F. Phelan
Hornblowend Weeks
Myron T. Herrick
France
Cleveland H. Dodge
George Goridon Battle
Henry P. Davison
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Mellon
Napoleon
Bible Thursday: Six Bibles Cast For St Ives Parish
In St Ives Hampshire England the Bible Orchard land was tied to a bequest by Dr. Robert Wilde who died in 1578. His £50 with yearly interest funded six Bibles costing up to 1 pound 1 shilling each. Six boys and six girls were to cast the Bibles by dice on the last Thursday of May on the communion table, giving the day the name Bible Thursday. The capital was invested as Bible Orchard.
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St. Ives
Hants
England
Robert Wilde
Mey
Bible Orchard
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