17 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
1
A classroom scene features a lively teacher and students debating waves with playful misstatements about seas and math. Side conversations pivot to work and ambition as characters discuss life plans and job prospects amid humorous exchanges.
Two women exchange remarks about a hat during a light moment. One says the hat is becoming while the other worries it hides her face, revealing a playful social exchange.
In Washington a discussion on knowledge and progress contrasts rising ambitions with warning against hubris. The text recalls a rumor of impending world change and a cautious view on material wealth, faith, and war timing as citizens debate fate, taxes, and postwar fortunes.
A Washington boy in a wartime bureau takes a summer job to help Uncle Sam and earn money. When letters disappear, he’s accused but denies taking them. He chooses to stay silent to protect another man’s steady job, and his father remains proud despite the dismissal.
Major Baldwin of the educational service warns against over sympathy for convalescent soldiers returning from France. He stresses helping them develop a normal mindset and social reintegration, noting Walter Reed hospital's reconstruction work as a national model with four shop buildings for lathes, electrical work, woodwork, and printing and drafting.
A spring to late summer anti pest drive in a military camp used 150 soldiers under Lieut Gibson to curb flies and mosquitoes. Maj. Brewer records a drop from a peak of 128000 flies in traps to about one quarter by August, with final counts around three to five quarts late in the season. Brig Gen Humphreys’ inspection noted continued reductions and the program marked success.
He loved her devotedly and bore mockery of his bowlegged walk. She teased his curves and called him ornamental while praising his progress. He finally broke the engagement after she used his legs to call her dog through a wicket.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. Local ear applications fail. a constitutional remedy through the blood is claimed. Hali's Catarrh Medicine is advertised to restore normal tube function with a $100 reward for an uncured case. Toledo Ohio based Cheney & Co. offer free circulars.
A tired man seeks the Bureau of Information for guidance but struggles with unclear wording and incomplete quotes while pursuing help. He mentions multiple cases and insists on obtaining precise information before proceeding with formal inquiries.
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