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Newspaper

Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1918

Page

4

Holland Accepts German Sand and Gravel Demands

Holland yields to Germany on transport and supply of sand and gravel with a limit on quantities and a pledge that the material will not be used for military purposes. The crisis with Germany eases though the solution is not ideal, amid Three‑way pressures from Britain and Dutch fears of a resignation by Foreign Minister Dr John Loudon.

London Holland Germany Hague Daily Mail John Loudon Belgium Great Britain

Allies seek larger force for France as ships needed

President Wilson has received intimation from Italy that adding 1.5 million to the 2 million American army may still fall short for France. The War Department plan to expand increases depends on available ships, with Wilson personally directing intensified searches for ocean transport.

Washington Wilson France War Department Gaving

FOE CRUSHED BY TANKS NEAR CACHY IN FIERCE ATTACK

Paris reports detail the destruction as small British tanks drive into German lines near Cachy. The rapid assault traps infantry and leaves many German soldiers dead or buried. Prisoners estimate two to three German companies wiped out in minutes. Chicago notes Secretary McAdoo vows the Allied line will hold in France.

Paris Cachy Chicago William G. McAdoo the Treasury France Europe

Millionaire Charged With Espionage in Louisiana

New Orleans based Louisiana Railway and Navigation president Williams Edenborn, a naturalized German-born citizen, was arrested in Shrownburg Louisiana by Justice Department agents on an espionage act affidavit accusing him of violations.

New Orleans Williams Edenborn The Louisiana Railway & Navigation Company Department of Justice Shrownburg

Germans Build Supersubmarines Revealed by Official Quarters

Washington reports official quarters state Germany has completed six supersubmarines of 1500 to 1800 tons with a crushing range of 10000 miles. The ships are described as superior to destroyers and part of a planned fleet.

Washington Germany

Germany's Plan and the Redefinition of War's Threat

An analysis arguing Germany's long term plan for global domination failed due to ignoring human nature as God made it. The piece warns Americans that unless they recognize the threat, Germany could prevail at home, urging support for Liberty Loans and the Red Cross and action against German propaganda. It critiques war lords, praises Allied strength, and calls for renewed vigilance and plantings to aid the war effort.

Germany Teutonic War United States America Red Cross Washington Hell Earth Belgium France Liberty Loan

Society Favorite Works Long Hours for Liberty Motors

Mrs. Howard C. McCrady, a Pittsburgh society figure, works ten hours 45 minutes daily at the Union Switch and Signal plant making cylinders for Liberty motors. She clocks in at 0:45 each morning and leaves at 6:30 p.m., wearing khaki overalls and a cap, and donates her wages to a poor family while her husband serves in the army.

Pittsburgh Howard C. McCrady Union Switch and Signal Company Mr. McCrody Irmy

Plea for Woman Power at Simmons College

Mrs Frances B Sayre, chairwoman of President Wilson, appealed at a mass meeting at Simmons College for woman power to aid the fight for world democracy. She defined freedom as right living under right ideas and urged equal contribution at home and abroad.

Boston Frances B. Sayre Wilson Simmons College United States

Girls Help France Speech by Gladys Spencer in Chicago

Miss Gladys M. Spencer of Highland Park Illinois spoke to 150 girls about Red Cross work in France. She described tending wounded near the front and loading heavy boxes with other women, praising French spirit and optimism for Allied victory.

Chicago Gladys M. Spencer Highland Park Ill Red Cross France Freight House America

Sweethearts initials on hose captivate Los Angeles stars

In Los Angeles a new fashion sees movie stars wear silk hose marked with the initials of their soldier sweethearts. The trend faces trouble when two girl friends with the same soldier’s initials meet, causing style clashes and social snags.

Los Angeles Cal

German Editor Calls Warmongers To Silence

German editor Maximilian Harden in his publication denounces gloating over wartime triumphs and urges authorities to curb warmongers. He argues for self government rooted in humane progress, warning that continued violence endangers human development and global order.

Germany’s Duty and the Call to Sacrifice for Neighbors

A terse quotation frames a moral imperative urging Germany to sacrifice its own interests for the welfare of neighboring states. It asks whether Germany should hesitate in obeying a perceived hour of command and highlights a policy stance of selflessness for regional stability.

Germany

Mother Gives Six Sons to Uncle Sam

Mrs Adele Wightman of St Louis has sent six sons to military service. Three sons Thomas J William R and Charles M serve in the flying service while Richard M Joseph B and Paul V have joined the infantry.

St. Louis Adele Wightman Sam Thomas J William R Charles M Richard M Joseph 8 Paul V

Stamps for Change In Warren Shop Sign

A Warren landlord uses an electric desk sign asking customers to take thrift stamps as change when paying their bill. The sign flashes “Will you take Thrift stamps for your change.”

Warren

Lemon Lotion Recipe Advert

A vintage ad explains a lemon lotion made by squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of freckle fading and complexion whitening lotion. It promises clear, soft skin with daily massage and notes the ingredients are inexpensive and harmless.

Sparrow Pie Sparks Meatless Day Quip

Yonkers Statesman reports a humorous exchange about sparrow pie in a light lunch scene. Mrs Bacon-Why questions the meatless dish and Mrs Egbert replies the meat is so scarce it is hardly noticeable.

Bacon

Freckles Gone With Othine Double Strength

Beautify skin by using Othine double strength as advertised. Apply a small amount twice daily to freckles, with most cases clearing completely after one ounce. Drugstore remedy promises removal of dark spots and lighter freckles for a clear complexion.

Ady

Last Stage with Young Champion and Miss Fadleigh

The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a playful exchange as a young champion shows devotion to Miss Fadleigh. He asks if he is far gone and is said to be thinking of buying a blue automobile to match her eyes.

Fadleigh Birmingham Age-Herald

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure and Reward

An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising internal relief, improved mucous membranes, and a $100 reward if it fails to cure, with testimonials offered and F J Cheney & Co of Toledo cited as the makers.

Sant Hall Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Times Change In Crimson Gulch Town Jest

A Western town mutters about changing manners as Bron cho Bob notes calmer days. Old mob justice gives way to enforcement with arrests for attempting to bring a bottle into town.

Broncho Bob Crimson Gulch

Our Boys Over There Toasted Cigarettes Boost

Citizens in this country distribute thousands of smoke kits to American soldiers in France. Doctors nurses and officers support the effort to keep the boys supplied with smokes as a vital morale and nourishment aid amid trenches and billets. Millions of Lucky Strike cigarettes go over daily using toasted tobacco for solid satisfaction.

France

Constructive Criticism in a Young Thinker’s View

A dialogue on criticism where the smash boy asks about constructive criticiam and a reply explains constructive criticism as helpful feedback tied to one’s own line of talk. The exchange contrasts with ordinary fault finding and emphasizes usefulness.

Quticura Advertises Remedies and Free Samples

An old advertisement touts Quticura Soap to relieve itchy rashes with hot baths followed by Quticura Ointment. It offers free samples from Quticura Dept X Boston and lists prices for Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Also mentions a coastwise steamer avoiding rocks.

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