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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

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Battle Shadows and a Child in the Santiago Wilderness

Lieutenant Wallace of the Seventieth New York is wounded in June 1898 near Santiago. In the jungle he discovers a little girl named Eleanor whose father, an American planter, is dead from a shell. Wallace vows to protect her as he is carried to the base hospital, where the doctor contemplates adoption but warns of a long recovery ahead.

Mark Wallace Seventieth New York Regiment Santiago Wallace Red Cross Jaway Leutenant Sagan Jie Eleanor Linares Mark Crawford West Point Kellerman Johnson Man Major Howard Howard Lilires Soames Murray Texas Rangers Pennsylvania

Bride of Battle and the Man Who Came Back

Foreword frames Victor Rousseau’s wartime romance as a brisk up-to-the-minute novel of America’s world conflict. The tale centers on a soldier who returns from disgrace to serve on French battlefields, reflecting chivalry, bravery, and devotion to the army he once left behind.

America France Victor Rousseau

Plans For The Child Revealed In Lieutenant Wallace Tale

Lieutenant Wallace drafts plans for the child in his care but is stunned by revelations from his commanding officer Major Howard as the incident unfolds in the next installment.

Wallace Major Howard Thie

Truly King of BirdsExpresses Awe for Bald Eagle Strength

A fragment quotes T Gilbert Pearson of the Audubon Society praising the bald eagle as the national king of birds. He recalls an encounter on a Southern prairie where he observed an eagle lifting a lamb while feeding in shade under a small bush.

T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society

Iron Deposits Drive Russian Steel Growth in Ukraine

Within Ukrainian boundaries lies the principal iron ore deposits fueling Russia's rapid steel industry expansion. The Krivol Reg district deposits have driven this growth, making about seventy percent of the nation's iron and steel output dependent on ore from Ukraine. The southern part of the country anchors this ore-rich region.

Ukrainia Ukrainis Rtussia Krivol Reg Rotor

Quote on luck and causation from Emerson

A compact reflection noting Emerson's view that successful men are causationists who reject luck. It asserts that value comes from flaw and effort, suggesting nothing is gained without work.

Emerson

Iowans Reported Killed in Action in France

The list names many Iowa men reported killed in action or died of wounds or disease in France during the war. It also notes a labor commissioner statement on drafts and workers, six Iowa men receiving second lieutenants’ commissions, Camp Dodge quarantine visitation rules, a Dunlap area protest against a German paper, University of Iowa influenza measures, and Lieut Chester R. Howard earning the Distinguished Service Cross and an honorable mention for gallantry at Trugny.

France Snet Philip A. Brooks Uynn Dave Whalen Tipton Bryant JD. Badger Counc! Bluffs Walter 5. Sayer Didora Glenn B. McKinnon Burt John & Marshal James Thomas Nevins Dubuquey Harvey L Norman Hubbard Leo M. Cochran Letts Willis F. Woodward Peru William H. Reddner Davenport William Parker Mverast George A. Aldinger Hampton Murrell W. Starnes Ottumwa Walter F. Meyer Burlington Leo P. McHuga Cumming Este Powers Kingsley G. C. Winter Willisea Clifford J. Dimmitt Fairfield Thomas H. Harmer Cedar Rapids William BE. J. Maloney Charles J. Schmidt Waterloo Walter H. Lcott Ledyard Ralph Willis Iowa City Mark Pooley Webster City Fred U. Peetz Clinton Glenn J. Mathews Farmersburg John C. Henrichs Atlantic Everett McManus Aurelia George ©. Hardinger Garrison Dimitrios G. Stratikopuls Council Bluffs George Bauer Keokuk Frank Daniel Nowack Des Moines Albert Dethiefts Manning Dennis Enright Manchester Glen A. Morgan New Boston Hodges North Delwein Clement J. O'Rourke Dubuque Albert E. Schitkie Waukon Robert L. Wester Arlington Clyde Heer Kepeauqua John B. Wold Hesper Emory M. Cox Newburg James L. Rooney Howard P. Zettle Sioux City A. L. Urick Urick Iowa Field Artillery Officers’ Training School Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville, Ky John Wallace Burcham Harlan William Joseph Kilpatrick Randolph Donald Hugo Stamp Primgbar Lloyd George Wilhelm Perry Ralph Clintor Williamson Camp Dodge W. €. Butler Base Hospital Dunlap Arion Dow City Denison University of Laws Howard Military Academy West Point Trugny Chester R. Howard Mount Vernon One Hyndred Fourth Infantry Mra

Women urged to study nursing and home care in new guide

An appeal praises women’s sacrifices and calls for war nursing and home nursing education. It promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser with chapters on First Aid, Bandaging, Anatomy, Hygiene, and care of the sick, available for 50 cents from Publisher in Buffalo New York. It also touts Dr Pierce medicines as tonics for weak or nervous women, with testimonials from Mrs Blackburn about improved health and strength after treatment.

Common Sense Washington Street Buffalo Pierce N. Y Aturphyeboro Hlackburn No. 14Th St

Panama and the Canal Zone Palm Reflections

R F Chaddock of Benton Harbor supplies a private brochure titled Panama and the Canal Zone drawn from his Vacation Letters. He argues Twain failed to fully capture the beauty of Panama palms and jungle scenery, praising royal palms and orchids high in ceiba and aba trees while questioning if any words can express the tropical harmony.

Mark Isvain R. F. Chaddock Benton Harbor Mich Panama Canal Zone Twain Chasdocks Ceibn

White Man Stops to Eat in Sioux Loyalty Note

A South Dakota Indian agricultural school teacher commends Sioux loyalty amid quiet enlistment. Neighbour Prisking lk recalls old hostilities, noting contrast between past hunger during battles and present routine of eating between fights. Outlook.

South Dakota Prisking 'Lk

Home forms one power that can thrill the heart

A fragment recalling a nostalgic idea that the old home holds a strength to stir the heart with an unseen song. The line hints at sentiment and memory as a powerful, enduring force.

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