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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

6

Welcome Home in the Old Mansion Tale

John Galesworth visits a deserted manor where a lone woman hosts a masquerade mood. She reveals inheritance and dreams of fairy-tale hospitality as he offers her a chance to brighten a bachelor life and bring warmth to the grand house.

John Galesworth John Galenworth

The Immigrant Aid Effort At Home Front War

Immigrant women face language and work barriers as draft calls rise. The YWCA and International Institute train workers to aid foreign families, translating bulletins and enabling English learning. Volunteers assist letters, furloughs, and home comfort while factories rely on interpreters in non English speaking communities.

Luela Tony Che Lucky Ken Toft Lucia Lucila Salina Ealers War Council of the Europe Young Woma's Christian Association Ells Island Battery Park W. ©. A. National Board International Institute For Young Women Workera Camp Y. W. C. A Dany Home Information Service Ata Nvafinhla International Institute Mia Wong Gang Luo United States Serba War Council of the U, MO

Wish On A Sultan Darkly Sparks A Lovely Bond

In a secluded aunt's house two siblings play a fantastical game of wishes while observing John Melton, the Sultan, from a library window. When danger comes from a dog, Melton intervenes with resolve and necessity. After a dramatic twist, Joe accepts marriage to Melton to protect Leslie's happiness.

Jon Leslie Joe Paris Jae Sultan John Melton Melton Joe Tomarry Nally

Marching Leftward Tendencies in Night Drills

An old soldier notes that troops marching at night drift leftward due to weapon arm alignment and ease-off instinct, with the rifle carried in the right hand and the left foot leading. He cites formation pressure and habitual deviation toward a fixed point as contributing factors observed in the field.

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