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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1918
Page
3
Governor Osborne attacks Henry Ford’s U S senate bid while praising his wartime aid and peace aims. The piece contrasts Ford’s patriotism with critics, noting Ford’s wartime contributions, support for the government, and unlikely yet necessary election to the senate.
The piece mocks British personal notices amid wartime, noting oddities like vague “Paddy came 280 a” messages. It contrasts small personal joys with England’s wartime darkness, raids, and citizens in uniform, suggesting the irony of private news in public crisis.
A reflective wartime meditation on the cross guiding humanity through suffering. The piece argues faith deepens as material concerns fade, referencing soldiers, a London nurse, and a camp Easter display. It envisions Christ on Cavalry offering eternal life beyond hardship.
In a reflective note the scene recalls life and death with grand imagery. The text mentions the faint glint of sun and moon, the ATARS green, birdsong, and the looming graves that will cover the earth tomorrow. Sacred ground and great memories are marked as enduring human names illuminate future days.
A contemporary worries about government control of railroads during wartime and warns against excessive paternalism likened to Germany. The piece argues public support favors the government action, questions Republican platform opposition, and suggests Americans must be ready for paternalism if war lasts.
A wartime critique denounces exploitation of children and the push to resume child labor in factories and schools. It notes similar threats in England with industry interests pressuring education cuts. The piece warns America to stay united against child labor efforts and to honor its declared war aims.
A reflective essay contrasts prewar Washington's leisure and social splendor with the wartime guards, restricted access, and busier streets. It muses on shifts in power, class, and the social dynamic of political life, noting Indiana figures and the era’s evolving capital.
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