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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
2
The article claims Austro German intelligence and propaganda weakened Italian troops on the front. It alleges munition workers and socialist elements were redirected to combat roles after Turin riots, enabling a strategic invasion point to be exploited before defense could solidify. The piece blames treachery and poor resistance for the invasion success.
The defense of the realm authority nicknamed Dora faces backlash from hairdressers as new restrictions curb the use of alcohol and methylated spirit. The order, tied to munition and Red Cross needs, threatens dry shampoos and half lotions, while unlit stones become useless without spirit ignition.
London correspondent Edgar Wallace analyzes how Americas entry into World War I shifted German strategy. He argues Allied food sufficiency, American material support, and disruptions to neutral trade wouldPressure Germany, risking shortages and a weakened war effort unless the German offensive stalls.
Letters from Smithsonian secretary's son detail Lafayette Escadrille pilots in France. Flights after Christmas patrols, dogfights, and a Thanksgiving dinner with Captain Thenant and French officers. Reports praise Spad aircraft, endurance under enemy fire, and decorations for Lufbery and others while noting uncertain fate of Campbell and Bulkely.
An almost automatic airplane camera will be used by American aviation corps men for reconnaissance work. Operated by pulling a string or pressing a button, it can be preset so the entire operation is triggered by a single press. The camera provides a near perfect view of terrain and is invaluable for reconnaissance. Price cited as $8.
New York report recounts Monroe Smith, described as a negro, claiming he took a coat from Leslie Davis during a home visit. Davis testified he owned the coat and could prove it. A justice ordered a search, the money hidden inside the coat was found in the dining room.
A plan in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin proposes increasing the deer herd in the city park to reduce feeding costs and support park upkeep. Officials seek public input on enhancing habitat and managing wildlife numbers.
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