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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
7
A brief cafe notice for the Manhatt en Cafe at 407 Central Avenue Great Falls touts it as the best at all times with reasonable prices.
The message urges hard war measures and relentless support for Allied troops on the Western Front. It calls for supplies, foods, and war materials, plus strong moral backing from Americans. It promotes buying War Savings Stamps as a primary home front action.
The Red Cross organizes Home Service in France to relieve soldiers’ personal troubles so they can perform duties. Director General Frank W Persons led a recent mission that boosts momentum for civilian volunteers aboard and aims to place two Home Service workers with each mobile army division and in every training camp.
The article explains how Home Service representatives assist soldiers abroad by relaying their stories to Red Cross headquarters in Paris and Washington. It notes immediate attention through local committees in every US county and plans to keep trained Home Service workers with divisions overseas to maintain support and morale.
The government seeks six billion dollars from the American public for the Fourth Liberty Loan opening September 28. With two million American soldiers serving overseas and more heading abroad, officials stress that full subscriptions are essential to fund weapons, food, and munitions to protect troops and sustain the war effort.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio reports two years of frequent stomach trouble and bilious spells. She tried Chamberlains Tablets and improved rapidly. The testimonial notes quick relief and encourages others with similar symptoms to consider the remedy.
The Kaiser told Dr Davis he originated the phrase Yellow Peril and claimed responsibility for the “aix yellow streaks” in German uniforms since the war without a scratch.
A vintage advertisement urges timely kidney care and offers Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Joseph Osweiller of Great Falls Montana. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and croup with endorsements from Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri.
The food administration allows farmers to exchange wheat for flour at 8 lbs per month per household. Farmers must sign a certificate that the wheat is grown by them and that flour to be delivered does not exceed 8 lbs per person for 30 days. Certificates are issued by the county food administrator. Elevators may also swap flour for farmers wheat to aid distant farmers.
Observers report that South America is using alcohol to power vehicles. Instances include automobiles operating at night seemingly fueled by the same liquid.
The Police Gazette notes almost 100 000 barbers in the American army and warns that if deployed to Russia the Bolsheviks could face a close shave.
A mocked speech imagines Germany after the war allowing polygamy. Hans, with three or four wives, would devote himself to home life and his appetite for beer, a gag reflecting social anxieties about postwar freedom and indulgence.
Copper has progressed to a status comparable with precious metals as demand and market perception shift. Strong investor interest and rising prices reflect its elevated position in the commodity hierarchy.
A reflective query about the fate of the old fashioned book and the idea that a single American division would be sent abroad for moral effect when the nation entered the war.
The remark argues John Dillion's proposal to defer Irish settlement to President Wilson is unfriendly. A second voice questions the fate of a long discussed salient while Ark Pershing is cited as knowing the matter.
A fragment hints at crown prince forces preparing for a world cross country championship event, suggesting military drills or parade style training as part of sports like endurance competition.
The remark notes that little is conveyed to the marines directly, with most communications traveling over long distances rather than through immediate, direct channels.
A government expert asserts timber reserves are ample for future needs and hints at long term planning. The remark raises questions about who will oversee forest resources far into the future and whether continuity of policy is ensured beyond current administrations.
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