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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
6
A garbled report mentions Gillies Wie and Ryventag Star in unclear context with mentions of sale and unknown names. The fragmentary text references a formation and a person named Catlin etree, but details are incomplete.
A wartime column laments Germany’s responsibility for battlefield deaths across France Belgium and beyond. It argues that nations must force payment for the carnage caused by a war of conquest and autocratic aims. The piece compares German brutality with Allied graves in Noyon Peronne and Belgian sites, urging punitive compensation and warning that failure to pay would leave families to bear the cost of Germany’s crimes.
A tramp steamer tied at the Northeast coast broke with repairs and sparrows nested aboard. Birds settled in engine rooms and holds, building broods despite noise and workmen. The crew watched as the young fledglings left the ship, a unique sight in maritime life.
George Creel, chair of the committee on public information, writes to the Boy Scouts of America urging support for government efforts. He praises civil unity and warns against disloyalty while noting the importance of public sentiment in wartime. A sealed Scout wall contest is mentioned.
A damaged OCR passage describes a town full of scouts and a notable officer of cure heap. It mentions a bond, Whitten, and an executive figure in a base operation. The text references a hotel scene, a nurse or bay, and a gathered crowd reacting to a planned action or incident in the town.
In Butte Montana tiny scouts distributed literature on the YMCA and promoted its work. Waterbury Connecticut Rotary Club provided 60 auto tracks while 240 scouts gathered books for army camps. McKeesport Pennsylvania scouts bought a used six cylinder ante to teach auto repair to boys.
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