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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
3
Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant recounts how Noyon near Paris was evacuated and occupied, its population decimated by deportations. In March residents were ordered to stay indoors for 48 hours as explosions rumbled. Germans blew bridges and burned factories before retreating, leaving a stunned but hopeful return of French citizens.
The article explains improvised ground support methods where a pilot operates on personal initiative to strike the enemy with bombs grenades darts or machine gun fire. It notes German ammunition dumps are vulnerable to low level British aircraft and that fear of machine gun fire has decimated German regiments.
The Muser Times shifts tone from celebratory dining to the burden of affording food. The piece contrasts past talk of tables groaning with abundance to a present where the buyer bears the cost of good things, highlighting changing editorial stance.
American soldiers in France take to Saratoga chips as hot chips stalls run by the overseas YMCA, YMCA C A, providing a popular rival to busy coffee counters as they stay open continually.
A brief exchange shows a plan to boost earnings by growing chicken feed as an alternative to direct poultry farming. The dialogue notes evaluating feed production as a money making approach.
A quoted maxim urges the reader to end each day by making at least one person wiser happier or better. The admonition, attributed to Charles Kingsley, emphasizes simple acts of kindness and personal accountability as a path to fulfillment.
A recruiting officer warns against the Army of Failures, jokingly called Put‑it‑off. The piece notes many people delay tasks they should do now, effectively joining the army by procrastination rather than action.
The text asserts that success begins with purpose, stating the need to know what one desires to achieve. It emphasizes having a clear aim as the essential first step toward accomplishment and personal achievement.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cheese rationing in Switzerland during wartime, mentioning quantities and authorities with unclear context. The text hints at policy measures affecting consumption and supply.
Public health warning on digestive acid excess linking chronic stomach trouble to systemic ailments. Promotes BATONIC and EATONIC remedies, claiming universal success and money-back guarantees. Addresses readers to obtain samples from Enatonic Remedy Company in Chicago.
A quirky dialogue piece features Teddy denying being the eldest, boasting that his grandma is much older. The narrator muses on how a man rarely escapes the monotony of his own boasts, while a slender figure questions party loyalty in a wry, satirical tone.
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