One Road to Freedom Inspires Political Thought
A Byron quotation on liberty urges action by the righteous to win freedom, stressing that conquest lies in the strength of right arms and decisive struggle.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
6
Preambles of Patent Medicines and Inventions
A jumble of old ads touts patent medicines like Hall's Cough Cure and Renovine, with claims of blood effects and nerve tonics. Also noted are a spring gun for casting lines and a casual strike comment, plus a few multipurpose ads for pellets and builders facing labor worries.
Discipleship and Jesus Cross Teachings Card
A Sunday School lesson discusses Mark 8 27 28 and Mark 7 7 26 focusing on Jesus prediction of his death and resurrection. It covers Peter's confession, the cost of discipleship and denying self to follow Christ, with notes on the divine purpose and the promise of eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desis
Jesus
Christ
Peter
Nigel
Jess
Herman
God
Phil
Americans Repel German Raids Front Northwest of Toul
On the France front near Toul American troops repulsed German attacks as the first enemy trenches were cleared in pursuit. Heavy artillery followed, silencing two enemy batteries while government seized Hull Durham cigarette tobacco to supply U S troops abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Toul
Te Matss
Ean Tufantey
New York
Hull Durham
The
American Tobacco Company
Durham
War Department shifts to center supply lines for uniforms
War Department diverts wool and mills to central roles from now until July to ensure adequate chinch supplies for uniforms. Article notes denunciation of Bernstorff and his aides over the Lusitania sinking and records Bishop Richard J. Cooke of Helena addressing the Newark Methodist Episcopal conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Waehter
War Department
Bernstorff
Newark
Bernstort
Lusitania
Richard J. Cooke
Helena
Mont
Newark Methodist Episcopal Econference
War Industry Aid Delayed by Wilson Bill
Washington reports President Wilson slowed a government corporation measure with 500000 capital and authority to issue 3000000 in bonds aiding essential wartime industries. An official dispatch says pilot Sergeant Matnau was killed in action on the French front amid four Vietnams and a mission. Swiss government moves in state department details.
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Washington
Wilson
Franm
Matnau
Armericn
Wyeand
Mberty
Junkers
Russia
Oplice
World Service
Wilson How
To Build Bigger Ships Under Shipping Board Plan
A broad order directed a general increase in ship size. Experimental concrete ships were raised to 7,000 tons, and construction of three additional vessels at San Francisco was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shipping Board
San Francisco
Scout Gordon Kitchen Receives Croix de Guerre in Verdun
Montclair New Jersey seventeen year old Boy Scout Gordon Kitchen of troop No 4 has earned the Croix de Guerre for bravery on the Verdun front. He describes frequent decorations and four Croix de Guerre shards on a section car, notes two army order palms, and recalls witnessing German prisoners while hopeful for an early end to the war.
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Oregon
Dr. Pierce
Gordon Kitchen
Montclair
N. J
Verdun
Scout Kitchen
Order of the Army
France
America
Indian Chief Red Fox Scoutmaster Leads Montana Journey
Red Fox, "the Indian Man of Mystery," travels on his pony to his Montana tribe with a letter from President Wilson. Born in Alberta, he learned Indigenous lore and woods knowledge from elders, later guiding the Hirst Indian Boy Scouts of America as scoutmaster.
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Red Fox
Skulbushu
Man of
Mystery
Montana
Woodrow Wilson
Alberta
Canada
Hoy Scouts of America
Cnming
Blackfoot Reservation
Little Horn Country
Hirst Indian Boy Scouts of America
All Proud to Be Scouts Propels Boy Scout Push
President Colin H. Livingstone extolls the Boy Scouts of America at eight years old as strong and promising. He notes 20,000 current members and 78,000 men, urging 10,000,000 more boys to join, with 13,787 troops and 768,000 in good standing in Almerton life.
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Boy Scouts of America
Colin H. Livingstone
Boy Scouts of
Almerton
Buckskin Men Honored as Empire Builders in Scout Lore
The piece extols Simon Kenton and the Buckskin men, praising their frontier work. It argues the western U S boundary owes thanks to their deeds, contrasting them with Puritans and Cavaliers. Tan Beard emphasizes their heroism and January-like virtues.
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Kenton
Simon Kenton
United States
Allegheny Mountains
Tan Beard
62 000 Boys Enrolled in Farm Labor Across States
Department of Labor reports enrollment of 62 000 boys aged 16 to 21 for farm labor across six states Indiana Michigan Texas Maine and others. Figures include Indiana 15 000 Michigan 8 000 Maine 7 600 Texas 5 000 and Minnesota 27 000.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Indiana
Mimis
Michigan
Texas
Maine
German Aviator Baron Von Richthofen Receives High Honor
Amsterdam reports Emperor William has awarded Baron von Richthofen the Order of the Red Eagle with crown and swords. The recognition confirms the ace’s standing among top military heroes.
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Honora von Richthofen
Amsterdam
Emperor Wiliam
Baron von Riehthofen
Order of the Red Eagle
Webb Bill Sent to President After Senate Action
Congress took action on the Webb export bill allowing American exporters to form combinations in commerce pending final form. The measure was sent to the President for consideration.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
Leaf Hay Subtitled Crisis Report Reaches Germany Newsrooms
A fragment from Leaf Hay New in New York notes Germany faces a shortage of fevider and considers resorting to leaf hay as a subtitle for coverage. The report indicates foreign correspondents report limited access to primary sources and rely on secondary feeds from German pewspa.
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Leaf Hay
New
New York
Germany
Scouts Fuel Hike On Lincoln Birthday
Scouts embark on a fuel hike on Lincoln's birthday, cutting wood from weeds and cellars to provide fuel for cooking and heating. They repurpose eco waste to supply firewood where needed in local backyards and basements.
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Lincoln
Abraham
Loyal Americans Must Contribute to Liberty Loan
Winston Churchill in a wartime appeal urges Americans to support the war effort and fund the Allied struggle. He argues unity with Wilsonian aims, calls for abolition of secret treaties, and stresses democracy, self determination, and coordinated effort against Germany. The piece frames the third Liberty Loan as essential to finish the home front mobilization.
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Dene Rey
Earth
Bonds Feed the Boys and Homefront Rations
A terse wartime note describes mothers serving fried chicken and apple dumplings to farm boys, while Liberty Bonds are urged to fund meals. It emphasizes that soldiers’ appetites demand support, with farmers’ sons among the recipients of patriotic aid.
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Bonds
Liberty Bonds
Don’t Bury Your Bond Crisis Advice
Fragmented text warns against hiding funds and bonds during a financial crisis. It mentions a son, a banker, and a court, urging transparency and proper handling of money to help the country through economic strain.
Lemon Lotion Claim For Whitening Skin Ad
An advertisement touts a cheap lemon based lotion using juice from two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint of skin beautifier. It claims to whiten soften and refresh skin, reduce freckles sallowness and tan and brightens hands arms and neck with daily massage.
Had to Register
A local draft board questioned a young Black man about his age and eligibility. He claimed he was eighteen and was told registration was not necessary, recounting that police threatened him to register or face violence.
August Flower for Digestive Ailments and Liver Help
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomach and inactive liver. It claims relief from sick headache constipation sour stomach and nervous indigestion and notes gentle laxative effects plus bile stimulation and blood cleansing. Sold in civilized countries with a ready-made drink ad.
Birthday sentiment from an old grouch
A pessimist jokes about an elderly acquaintance's birthday and wishes them many unhappy returns, signaling a sardonic mood in a brief social exchange.
Information Enthusiasts Ask Questions for Various Motives
The note discusses people who seek information for different reasons. Some pursue knowledge to inform decisions while others aim to spark new initiatives. The piece reflects on curiosity versus practical application in information gathering.
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