College students urged to adopt wartime thrift and simple living
In a call reflecting wartime strain, students urged to curb expenses and abandon luxuries. The piece argues for drastic budget cuts, favoring plain garments, simple food, and minimal entertainment to set a national example and prepare for harsher times.
Do Something for the Nation Hanover urged in wartime appeal
President Wilson calls every American to service in the national crisis urging college students and citizens alike to find their best way to contribute. The piece notes college men should consider roles beyond front line service and mentions local events as the community supports the war effort. It also records readers planning to see Birth of a Nation in Madison and mentions a tax assessor in Hanover.
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