Want 100000 Men in U S Naval Reserves
The Navy Department launches a drive to recruit one hundred thousand men for the Naval Reserve to build readiness for patrols and submarine chasers. It emphasizes preparation, discipline, and physical and moral development, inviting qualified volunteers to join without coercion or biased inquiry.
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Naval Reserve Force
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Taecetunt Marine
Navy
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Tim
Avery
Terese
Welace
Naval Organization
A Day in the Army Poem Reflects Life in Camp
A verse by A Zlinniermin describes a day in Army life at Camp Sheridan. The speaker details waking, drill, meals, mail, and bunk talk with humor and grit, noting fatigue yet a growing affection for service. The rhythm contrasts rigid routine with lingering homesickness and camaraderie.
Optalogs Bit of Verse Sparks Wry Opinion
In a terse verse fragment a speaker mocks a notion as rotten while addressing someone named Zim. The line hints at a local witty remark or literary quip in a compact newspaper item from a historical page.
Britain Rebuilds Farmland After War for National Renewal
The piece argues the prewar English countryside wasted land while nobles pursued game. It celebrates wartime reforms under Britain’s government creating a land-use department to reclaim idle estates and boost cultivation. The aim is a more productive England guiding democracy and tourism.
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Britannia
Beltich
George
Engilah
Helpeless China a Lesson For America In War Aid
A U S army medical officer warns that China’s collapse under bubonic plague shows the dangers of disorganization. He urges Americans to unite behind the third Liberty loan, funding ships, food, and arms to fight a global war for democracy. The piece critiques sectionalism and urges all citizens to contribute.
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America
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United States
Huro
Individus
Mora
Washington
Balgiuya
Serbia
CAMP HUMOR AND SOLDIER DIALOGUES IN A MILITARY CAMP
Fragmentary wartime humor and phonetic dialogue from camp life. A French sergeant quotes the Star Spangled Banner while soldiers tease, joke about punishment for treason, and exchange chatter on religion and routine. Lighter verse and comic exchanges punctuate the scene amid a wary front-line atmosphere.
Boyteacher in Tuscaloosa reads father and kin
A Tuscaloosa News report notes a boy teaching his father, mother, and grandmother to read and write. The piece cites a Montgomery Advertiser remark about strict school discipline and gender differences in punishment.
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