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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
A detailed summary of Whitlock's account on Belgian deportations describes German occupation policies, forced labor, and mass detentions affecting 700000 Belgians. The document cites notices, trials, and repeated penalties, with Cardinal Mercier facilitating Protestant and Catholic circles to warn locals.
Wilson explains use of 1916 acts to organize and direct rail and transportation for national needs. He notes committee cooperation, financial safeguards, and aims to protect public and private interests while ensuring government efficiency and war mobilization.
English gossip says General Von Mackensen, famed as a German commander in Russia and the Balkans, may be a Scotsman named Mackenzie who joined the German army years ago. The tale claims he changed his name and rose to general before the war.
Edwina E. Slosson explains that humans are tuned to danger by smell more than pleasure, noting a compound detectable at one in two million. She sketches how odor dominates taste, defines four major tastes, and invites readers to imagine minuscule weights to gauge scent strength.
Griffith argues four benefits of prohibition for homes, morals, wealth, and enforcement while West Virginia signs claim dry state gains include new schools, higher enrollment, more banks, and reduced prison labor. Salt Lake Tribune notes fewer prisoners and city costs after prohibition.
A fragmentary moral note compares a Niagara daredevil to clinging to a beer barrel. It quotes Shakespeare and other sources to warn about alcohol, suggesting external cleansing from wine cannot fix internal harm and invoking a devil in every grape.
The letter urges American bakers to follow English practice and replace beer grain with barley in bread. It asks government to requisition brewers stocks to reduce bread prices and attract Mr Hoover’s attention to barley and other grains in beer manufacture.
Aquor interests argue license money from saloons aids state expenses and lowers taxes. The state tax rate on prohibition is 1.20 per 81,000, the lowest in the United States with two exceptions.
A wartime style plea urges voters to back liquor prohibition to frustrate the Kaiser and aid the war effort. The message frames voting as a duty to undermine enemy morale and strengthen home front resolve.
This page outlines the first lesson of The Improved Uniform Series for Sunday School. It discusses Mark's gospel theme straightway and Jesus as servant, the role of John the Baptist, and the baptism as a public confession of faith, with notes on pedagogy and multidepartment usage.
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