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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
3
Secretary Baker told lawmakers that younger men are essential to victory in Europe. He described American casualties from battles abroad and discussed mobilization efforts including shipyard work and Liberty loan plans. The talk highlighted renewed drives and penalties for wartime production while urging unity and sacrifice.
Berlin reports say Uruguay and Argentina may declare war on Germany soon. Protests claim Britain lacks reserve forces as 7.5 million Empire troops have fought since the war began. Britain reports air battles with losses and repairs in London and enemy actions near Heligoland. Major General Maurice is reassigned to duties linking with American and French armies.
Work abstention occurred in Dublin as labor bodies oppose conscription. In London, Bonar Law presented a budget citing Britain’s wartime loans and Germany’s alleged bankruptcy, while a Dublin meeting vowed to resist conscription amid wider war policy notes in Washington and Amsterdam reports.
Henry Mheimer was believed historically to have been hanged by about 50 men at Collinaville Oklo. After the drop, he appeared semiconscious and police persuaded the executioners to stop and cut Nim.
A chaotic protest occurs as a man rides a trundle tank through the White House grounds and burns his hand on an exhaust pipe. Representative Kaho of California reiterates a demand that 4 000 000 be spent on the German front to secure victory.
A collage of Navy dress details worn by Mrs. Ethel B. Allvonte of Washington and notes on phonograph records. The clippings include stray quotes on memory for record numbers, a jail of life humor, and light anecdotes about war time behavior.
A fragmented collection notes two sisters nicknamed upper and lower Bertha in a Boston transcript on domestic life. Other items mention a pure white mineral wool made in Yarraville Melbourne from basalt rock and a note on Persian bridal customs detailing gifts. A man contemplates a phone quarrel with a wife.
The Public Information Committee reports widespread ground glass in food is rare after 200 inspections found only one such case. The incident occurred in Fort Smith Arkansas where a bakery worker adulterated bread for an orphanage injuring residents. The piece also covers war time coal distribution priorities and wage versus living costs, farm loan activity, and defence related notices.
Irvin S Cobb extols the Liberty bond as essential to liberty and security against despotism and militarism. He frames investment as patriotism, linking bonds to national survival, independence halls, and Plymouth Rock, urging Americans to buy bonds to support government and savings.
A fragmented dialogue tone describes siblings learning to cope with hurts and small kindnesses within a large family. Characters include Marjorie with a blue bonnet and Frederick teased by James. Quoted lines refer to Native American river etymology and a controversial lesson about appetite.
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