World Series Attendance and Mood Shift in 1918 Chicago
The article notes Chicago’s World Series games at the Polo Grounds with 42 000 fans on opening day and similar crowds expected in New York. It contrasts wartime atmosphere and altered enthusiasm, citing Irvin Cobb on subdued base ball spirit and the unusual quiet in Chicago amid patriotic ceremonies and tension of the era.
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Tongs
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Chicaro White Sox
Polo Grounds
Enowel Galt
Oda
Chicago
New York
Bhabbelad
Chicaro
Alvaye
Catie
Cotitekr
Prince
Irvin S&s
Cobb
Chicago Stockyards
Baseball War Casts Shadow Over 1300 Americana in Khaki
The text notes how wartime patriotism pulls players from baseball as many major leaguers enlist. It highlights Jim Scott of Wyoming and other stars like Hank Gowdy, Jock Barry, Shotten, and Duffy Lewis joining the armed services, suggesting next season may lack enough players to form a full team.
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Wyoming
Jim Scott
Lande
Jim
Tellar
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Hank Gowdy
Boston Braves
Ohio Infantry
Jock Barry
Shotten
Duffy Lewis
Boston
Naval
Army
Navy
Liberty Bonds Back Democracy Effort in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne the Liberty bond drive gains momentum as residents are urged to support the war by purchasing bonds. The piece argues bonds are patriotic investments with a four dollar interest bonus and stresses that non combatants aid the troops by funding the war effort, ensuring swift government action.
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Cheyenne
United States Treasury
Sam
Hindenburg
German Atrocities Documented In Allied Reports
The Illustrated London News based figures recount mass killings of unarmed civilians in Belgium and France. The piece cites hundreds killed in Brabant and Dinant areas, with thousands missing, and notes diary entries showing widespread murder of prisoners without mercy. It highlights orders calling for execution of prisoners and wounded, arguing Germans slaughter noncombatants as policy.
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Germany
Illustrated London News
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Lusembourge
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Dinant Arrondissement
Fraile
Neufachte
Blondemont
Tintiguy
Antwerp
Richard Cerhold
Fourth Army Corps
Stenger
Iis Brigade
Cermangere
Olive colored tablets claim to aid digestion and liver health
The text describes olive colored tablets marketed to support normal bowel and liver function, promising relief from dark brown mouth and bad breath. It presents a health claim about digestion and energy, with no clear medical endorsement.
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