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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
3
An analysis notes newspapers’ censorship during war and their voluntary funding of publicity for the administration. It argues space is costly, that papers print vast supportive material, and rejects the idea of profits from war propaganda while praising patriotic unity and sacrifice across nations.
Christmas fashion notes present two cap styles for gifts. One small cap features vallace edging with a pink moire band and chiffon roses. the other cap uses hematitched taffeta lace trim with a zig zag band and satin bow fastener.
A historical reflection on American liberty, contrasting native and immigrant experiences. The speaker cites a preacher on the costly birth of free institutions and recalls Dutch struggles against tyranny to illustrate liberty's price amid a war era.
An op ed urges a nationwide roll call of true Americans condemning antiwar dissent as treason. It insists unity, rapid punishment for draft opponents, and expulsion of Craton supporters, vowing to exile friends of the enemy and defend liberties by fighting frontward in France.
The article describes holiday candies dressed with red white and blue sturdes and the ac customed orecioo green. It notes two examples among others using patriotic colors in shades and accents such as ribbons and crepe paper.
A Lantern Bag described as an elegant, durable item crafted from Japanese red velvet with gold braid. It is presented as a fashionable accessory that resists being relegated to a closet and serves as a refined gift. Silk tassels, a silk cord suspension, and a decorative top cover with a braid clip are highlighted details.
The notice reports government plans to curb flour distribution this season amid tight supply. Mills offer limited quantities at rising prices for staple items including Golden Horn flour and White Lilly wheat flour, with allocations to military and export. Consumers urged to buy now while stocks last and prices hold, with other goods like potatoes, apples, and clothing also advertised at strong, old-price levels.
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