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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
2
A patriotic appeal honors soldiers heading to battle praising their sacrifice and urging homefront support. It condemns copperheads and mocks German claims about American unpreparedness while noting wartime mobilization efforts and dangers of disloyalty. The piece frames victory as the democratic mission and cautions against treachery at home.
The piece argues German leaders and press mislead the public about the United States strength. It cites Komische Zeitung claiming America may match Romania at war start and questions why Germany underestimates U S military capacity in 1918.
Congress in session as silence around La Follette grows oppressive. It is unlikely he will lose his senate seat. Apologists may defend him as they did for Andrew Johnson, with cautious language possibly framing him as technically guilty of treasonable utterances.
President Wilson addressed Congress on the Fourth, urging an immediate declaration of war. He declared the nation would dedicate every possible resource to win the war and would not be deterred until victory is achieved.
Registered men who have been called for physical exams may volunteer for either army or navy between now and December 15. They must show the recruiting officer a certificate from their local board stating they are not needed to fill any deferred percentage of the quota. The notice was sent to Governor Sam V. Stewart via telegram from Provost Marshal General Crowder.
A vintage endorsement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs colds and croup and safe enough for children. Mothers express strong approval citing its pleasant taste and dependable results.
We bid farewell to the Grass Range youths who have enlisted. The community hopes for their safe return and remembers their patriotic service as they go to serve.
An observer notes there are enough American troops in France to bolster the line of defense and ensure security. The remark highlights Allied manpower contributing to frontline stability amid ongoing operations.
With Europe under strain, headlines reflect a tense war stance as leaders navigate food shortages and morale. The Kaiser is portrayed as troubled by strategic dilemmas while Allied pressure and domestic concerns mount.
A historical note suggests that if Russia sides with Germany, Japan would face a new strategic challenge. The remark implies shifting alliances could alter balance in Asia and global diplomacy.
A joint statement by Newton D. Baker and Herbert Hoover cautions families and friends not to send excessive food to military camps. It notes that substantial foods can lead to waste as soldiers are already supplied, and urges moderation in sugar use even for candy due to sugar shortages.
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