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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

5

Lumberjack regiment to aid war effort in France

A nationwide forest service drive recruits six thousand lumbermen to form the Twentieth Engineers (Forest). Recruits from universities and industry train at Washington DC camps, then ship abroad to supply timber for railroads, bridges, cantonments, and bunkers, with heavy emphasis on self-sufficiency from stump to car.

Sohn L. Cobb, JR Workington Forest Service War ‘Départment Twentieth Engineers Forest Mendin France Ich American University D. C Marjor DuBois California

Theater as German Weapon in Propaganda Effort

The article argues theaters worldwide are key to German propaganda, noting extensive German performances in neutral cities, subsidies, and a strategy to fill cultural spaces. It warns against closing Paris theaters for fuel economy, as that would reduce morale and increase hardship for workers and families while missing a broader purpose.

Switg Gerland Berlin Vienna Munich Leipzig Mannheim Meiningen Monike Max Reinhardt Strausges Weingartner Nikiah Colpta Max Reinhardt Garmans Neutrnal Russia Patrogead Moscow Tiga Mitou Libau Zoppot Revel Odesan William Paris Branca

More Spring Wheat Asked Of Farmers

The United States Department of Agriculture issued a supplementary food production program urging increased spring wheat acreage and higher output of meat, dairy, cereals, sugar, and perishables. It stresses meeting U S and allied needs in 1918 with guidance on hogs, poultry, and farm labor, and outlines how to reallocate crops like oats and barley to support wheat. The plan calls for regional shifts, including northern states planting more spring wheat and the South boosting local food and feed production.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Department United States Europe Nts Ik Department of Agriculture Ba Noves Corn Belt Domenstia

Period of Reat Coming

A studious young man, solemn and focused, pores over ponderous tomes by night. He is 18 and on the cusp of admission to the bar, ready to gain a new opportunity and then have little to do. Kangos Oity Star.

Kangos Oity

Instinctiva Dlauke Reflects on Clingy People Attitude

Instinctiva Dlauke comments on the clinging vine type of people. She dismisses them as overly active and not clever, describing them as too eager and predictable.

Instinctiva Dlauke

Left Handedness in the Population Affects Races and Skills

A fragment discusses the prevalence of left-handed individuals with estimates ranging from four to fifty percent. W Franklin Jones is quoted noting about 4 percent are born left-handed, but many are converted, while around 1 percent become left-handed due to accidents.

W. Frankiin Jones

United States Shipyard Volunteers Formed For War Fleet

The United States Shipyard Volunteers of the Public Service Reserve, embracing skilled workers across many trades, is formed to speed shipbuilding for victory. A quota system by state, enrollment through local agents or via Edward N. Hurley, and badges plus certificates will recognize volunteers.

Reserve Organization of American Mechanics America United States Shipyard Volunteers Public Service Reserve Department of Labor Council of National Defense Shipping Board Public Service Reacton State Council of Defense Aign Up Edward N. Hurley United States Shipping Board Washington U. S. Shipyard Hurley Kaiser United States Lottemen

Nobody Remembers Debts Says Ohio Journal

A quote from the Ohio State Journal notes a common lie people tell when a prominent friend repays a loan. The saying reflects a habit of pretending forgetfulness about owing money. The remark characterizes social excuses used to avoid repayment.

Ohio State Journal

Worth While Quotation from a Reflective Note

A reflective quote notes that some people dwell on past sorrows count present burdens and forecast many future trials beyond their experience, urging consideration of perspective and resilience. The line emphasizes cautious imagination of hardship and the value of measured outlooks.

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