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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1918

Page

4

Lessons of the war year urged in patriotic drive

Gelett Burgess appeals to readers to fund the war effort via Red Cross and government drives. He warns of pro-German influence at home, urges unity, economy, and vigorous support, and stresses that dollars are soldiers in the fight for democracy. He calls for vigilance, enlistment of every citizen, and decisive action by Congress and the public.

Gelett Burgess The Vigilantes Germany Belgium Russia Geran Bition Kaiser Naion Red Cross Maillion Owe

The Little Lad By Agnes Lee of the Vigilantes

A poem narrates a young figure nicknamed The Little Lad, brave in war, gaining the Croix de Guerre. He is described as speaking little, stealing from a shadowed room, and facing Teutons, sharing bonds with French troops.

Agnes Lee Vigilantes

Was He Enemy Alien No Needed A Shave

Portland man Bekke escaped internment as an enemy alien by a close shave. Federal officers picked him up after leaving a logging camp largely for his bolsheviki whiskers. In county jail he borrowed a razor and emerged as an eighteen year old youth.

Portland Ore Mans Bekke

Seeks Job as Shipbuilder in St Louis

Mrs Minnella Slay of St Louis Missouri offers volunteer shipbuilding services to Uncle Sam. An expert with carpenter tools she can build from toys to ships and seeks work in the shipyard rather than remaining idle.

St. Louis Minnella Slayback Uncle Sam

Seaplane Sinks Submarine Under Heavy Enemy Fire

A British seaplane, during dawn patrol, attacked a surfaced U-boat as three German submarines and three destroyers closed in. After a direct bomb hit and a second successful strike, the submarine sank, while the aircraft later helped destroy two more subs.

London Aix

Fortune Waits for Burns in Unclaimed Lincoln War Fund

In New York a large sum of money sits unclaimed from Civil War era earnings. David Burns, once living at 125 East Twenty First Street, left for battle with no relatives notified, leaving a bank account to accrue interest. TI. M. Sacklin searches for Burns’s heirs to claim the fortune.

New York Burns David Burns Burne

Red Cross deploys rolling canteens to Italian front

The Red Cross announces two rolling canteens, or kitchens on wheels, sent to the front in Italy to provide food for soldiers. The move highlights the aid organization’s expanding efforts in European conflict zones and underscores the humanitarian role of these mobile kitchens in sustaining troops.

Washington, D. C The Red Cross Italy

Indiana Brevities Highlights From Wartime Indiana News

Crawfordsville records show 167 C H S boys in service and thrift stamps ownership. girls assist Red Cross. Evansville notes bee keeping drive and market concerns. Indianapolis covers garden rentals, suffrage council plans, education teacher shortages, coal production worries, and pension grants. Fort Wayne and Winona excerpted local outlooks on farming and Purdue soil station offer.

Crawfordsville Army Y. M. C. A Red Cross Evansville Indiana Baldwin Purdue University Vanderburg County Knox County Indianapolis G. T. Christie Food Production and Conservation Committee State Council of Defense Christie National American Suffrage Association Carrie Chapman Catt the Nations Organisation Senate Wuntington Isinthe Oliver Kine Woo. Taylor Tuifferate George W. Pragier F. Youse Harley Rutgers Republiqn Jeffersonville Davide Peyton Tadiana Reformatory Tony Staten Collinsville A. G. Philips Poultry Husbandry Hattiesburg Miss Canp Shelby William P. Carpenter Tadianapolis A. Tackson Fofantry Brigade South Bend

Wool Scrim and Etamine in Spring Frocks

A compact note on wool scrim, the etamine fabric used for semitailored street frocks. It describes etamine as a lightweight, loosely woven wool material with recurring popularity, and notes manufacturers have not introduced new weaves or renamed fabrics this year.

Dotted Swiss Hats Featured For Young Girls

Hat styles for san mer include white and colored dotted Swiss designs in large sizes with colored facings of India ink and matching embellishments on the brim. Some hats feature bold trim and decorative bands as described in the listing.

India Regia

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Providence Woman

Providence resident Adeline B reports relief from backache nervousness and headaches after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes longstanding ailments and weight gain and urges other women to seek help early to prevent serious illness.

Providence, R. L Lydia Pinkham Adeline Plain St Providence R.I Nature Lydia E. Vikham

Cheap Late Chinese Doctor Visits and Bitter Drugs

A historical note claims Chinese doctors charge five to ten cents for visits but are avoided due to horrid medicines. It suggests Mongolian practitioners use beetles and grasshoppers, driving patients away. The piece argues doctors endure poverty to avoid constant travel and sleeplessness.

China

Woman Seeks Carl In City Directory At Chicago Station

A young woman bursts into Fulmore Street police station asking for a city directory to find a man named Carl. Sergt John Ryan assists as librarian but refuses to let her borrow the book for a few days. She departs peeved and hints at secrets and rivals.

Chicago Fulmore Street John Ryan Carl

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