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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
3
Captain Mark Wallace visits Eleanor, now a young woman, in a Havana West era setting. He confronts memories of a war hero father, a suspected traitor, and Eleanor's memory gaps. Their reunion reveals a lasting bond and a mystery of the father’s identity that haunts both.
Captain Mark Wallace recalls a childhood bond with a girl who, as she grows, asks him to marry her when she is eighteen. He wanders the West, haunted by memory, while Eleanor Howard remains distant, her letters infrequent. Chance replays the old connection as he encounters Eleanor again and confronts Kellerman, his rival.
The piece argues that victory hinges on the noncombatants' devotion and total readiness to sacrifice for a just cause. It dismisses reliance on bombs, tanks, or inventions alone, predicting the strongest war effort comes from unyielding national will and collective sacrifice behind the lines. It notes housing furniture history linked to 1851 exhibition spurring Britain’s fashion for old pieces.
California horticultural commissioners push for reports on post pest outbreaks in Sut ter Modoc Lassen Butte and other districts. Authorities advocate poisoned bran mash and burning crops with caution. Announcements mention earth boring machine innovation and a mock Morning Breeze note on pest laws and rodent drives.
The article details grave registration work by the U S Army during World War I. Colonel Charles C Pierce leads 14 grave registration units in France, photographing graves and sharing images with families. Pierce praises his men’s courage under fire and notes promotions and the Distinguished Service Cross recommendations.
Ohio wartime items: Round Head postmaster Scott Young. Oscar McVey killed in France. German term removed from church constitution. Kennedy wins coal appeal. Canton store robbery yields $3,000. Marion boy Donald Cocheri shot in lung. several local soldiers killed in action. influenza restrictions ease at Xenia. draft and war work drives planned. pneumonia inoculations at Camp Sherman. various deaths, accidents, and political shifts summarized.
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