Conference Opens As Leaders Call For Mass War Effort
Governor Goodrich and Notre Dame President John Cavanaugh preside at Tomlinson Hall mass meeting. Medill McCormick urges rapid war mobilization, urging cannon and coalation as essential to victory, comparing heavy guns to shovels for building a winning front.
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James P. Goodrich
Tomlinson Hall
Goodrich
John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Medill McCormick
Hinois
Cnpitel
Enuital
Froney
Ateam
Panama
DeLesseps
Thourgonds
Verdun
Marne
Hlood George
Maly
Perhips
France
Flandera
Ruastan Tralota
Chile
Red Cross Leaders Urge National Unity And War Aid
Bishop Charles D Williams of Michigan and Congressman McCormick praised the Red Cross role in France, urging unified national effort. Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur urged food conservation and pledge enforcement as key to sustaining Allied war needs from Maine to Savannah.
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Charles D. Williams
Mpiseonal
Michigan
American Red Cross Society
McCormick
Williams
Red Cross
France
Neuten
Washington
Council of National Defense
Witherbotham
National Council
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
National Food Administration
Portland
Maine
Indiana Urges All Citizens To Do Their Share For Democracy
Former Governor Samuel M. Ralston led a night conference urging Indiana citizens to fully support the war effort. He warned those not in accord must go and warned against allowing dissension or aiding enemies. A French officer echoed unity and sacrifice for liberty and independence.
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Ralston
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Hwo
Chienae
Paul Perigord
County Councils of Defense urged to aid war effort
Dr. J. A. B. Sherer, for the Council of National Defense, told county councils to push thrift, conservation, personal sacrifice, and emergency employment as plans unfold. Will H. Hays urged suppression of traitorous utterances, while Franklin W. Fort discussed food administration and its role.
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County Councils of Defense
J. A. B. Sherer
Council of National Defense
National Council
Sdo
Atafe Counel
Will H. Hays
State Council
County Councila
Franklin W. Fort
Federal Food
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Indiana educators back Boys' Reserve for war effort
At a meeting of the Indiana State Council educational section a resolution pledged support to the United States Boys' Working Reserve to supply labor for crops and industry as men enlist. The group endorsed the junior Red Cross war certificates and high school patriotic leagues, with speakers D. B. Waldo and W. H Wells.
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Indiana State Council
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Red Cross
D. B. Waldo
Michi-gan State
Transportation and Mental Hygiene Efforts Highlight Indiana Meeting
Deputy Fuel Administrator Leach and others join to stress transport as key to easing fuel shortages. A statewide gathering in Indiana hears Dr. Williams and Major McLain advocate medical advisory boards and county clinics to curb feeble mindedness and expand care for epileptic women and girls.
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Transportation and Fuel
E. 8. Leach
Ohio
Earl Dean Howard
Hingis
E. 1. Lewis
Indiana State Public Service Commission
Frankwood FE. Williams
National Committee For Menta Hygiene
New York City
Indiana
John D. McLain
Surgeon-General
J. R. Eastman
Sidney D. Wilgus
Rockford
Ilinois
National Committee On Mental Hygiene
W. L. Bryan
Indiana University
W. €. Duncan
Columbus
War bonds urged for children and workers in Indiana
Joseph H. Oliver, Indiana chairman, says the great assistance school children can render the government in the crisis is thrift. He will distribute 58,300,000 worth of war savings certificates dubbed baby bonds in the state. Certificates will be on sale at every post office as a special opportunity for children and wage earners to do their bit.
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Joseph H. Oliver
Indiana
Churches Rally for Loyalty and War Support in Indiana
Indiana church representatives from many sects adopt resolutions pledging unqualified government loyalty and aid to the war effort. The Rocheste Theological Seminary president Dr Clarence A Harbour urges church service through the YMCA as leaders stress national duty, food conservation, and spiritual unity amid wartime challenges.
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Indiana
Clarence A. Harbour
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
Mmeleney
Church Support Acknowledges Defense Conference Help
Delegates praise church services and the city of Diapapedis for conference reports and meetings. The assembly notes fuel-saving aims, church outreach, and soldier support as key priorities for the defense sessions.
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Capes
Ddiapapedis
Defense
Cardui Restores Lydia Arbogast's Health in Life Story
Lydia Arbogast of Paris Wisconsin recounts a transformation after taking Cardui the woman’s tonic. She describes early illness with a faint color headaches and depression then notes renewed health, strength, and outlook, crediting Cardui with making life worth living.
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Paris
Lydia Arbogast
Cardui
Drink More Water to Ease Kidney Troubles
An ad-style health note urges drinking lots of water and using Old Balta salts to flush kidneys and ease pain. It describes dull kidney ache, backache, headaches, and bladder irritation from uric acid in meat, advising reduced meat intake and a daily tablespoon of Old Balta in water for a few days.
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Owneista
Market Report from Evansville January 3 1918
Evansville market report lists 1918 prices for wheat corn potatoes onions cabbage butter spring chickens turkeys steers calves cows hogs hog products hay and sheep in dollars per unit with noted ranges and per hundred or ton measurements. Prices include wheat at 2.07 per bu corn 1.10 per bu potatoes 1.24 per bu onions 4.40 per 100 lb cabbage 2.40 per 10 lb, and hay No 1 timothy 20.00 per ton.
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Henavirs
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