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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
7
A vivid first person account recalls retreat from the Marne to Cer may en Dormonul and the brutal trench warfare that followed. The deserter describes brutal fighting, Red Cross distrust, shifting loyalties, nightly wire entanglements, bombardments, and the toll on civilians and soldiers amid a prolonged, exhausting conflict.
J Mo Gere, Scout Executive, commends the Yale brothers for risking their lives to save Bryssell during a river incident. Tat, Yule, and Tuuxe aided in the rescue, while a scissors-knife incident and mused missteps nearly altered outcomes.
Thousands of Boy Scouts join camps nationwide enjoying swimming boating mountain climbing and athletics. Instruction blends skill building with sports as scouts pursue self reliance discipline and preparedness for the ideal of scout heroism.
Scouts supply soldiers by gathering vegetables from gardens and packing them in hampers. They chew or prepare as needed and deliver to the army camp, where government covers transportation costs and provides fresh hampers.
Pawtucket scouts seek guidance on proper handling of United States flags that are badly tattered after being flown. They are organized to remove the worn flags and have requested suggestions for disposal. An official is developing a symbolic ceremony to mark the process.
West Union Indiana scouts on a hike extinguished a 40 foot woolen bridge fire using cooking utensils. Manorville Pennsylvania Troop 7 members repaired a mile long road in the borough by grading with a tractor drawn scraper and filling depressions with ashes provided by the railroad company.
A fragment from a Chicago paper headlines censorship and scandal as the Atelisen Globe questions print media. It cites playful misprints and remarks on youth culture, noting a controversial half page image and stray quotes about adversity and a famed fighter.
A national war garden commission in Washington announces thrift stamp prizes totaling ten thousand dollars for top canned vegetables grown in private plots. The item notes local interest and prompts readers to participate by canning and submitting produce for judging.
A vintage ad-style passage touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as relief for backaches and fatigue, claiming rapid action with gentle effects and no invasive procedures. It asserts the product cleanses the system and promises renewed energy, urging readers to consult a physician before use.
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