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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
5
A national analysis argues the Allies will owe the United States 15 to 20 billion dollars due to wartime trade. It predicts continuous yearly gains surpassing 10 billion and a postwar world combining American power with Allied strength for lasting global commerce and friendship.
The Fuel Administration announces coal rationing to prevent a winter shortage. Each household may heat to 68 degrees using a scientifically necessary amount, contingent on full conservation. The plan warns wasteful consumers will suffer if their allowance runs out.
A Vigilantes writer envisions a future day of peace after war. Citizens in streets, Red Cross at work, and a sudden news moment where everyone reads papers, sharing astonishment and pride as soldiers are praised. The piece reflects hopeful civic unity and calm after conflict.
The passage urges urgent support for a peace effort, promising a future of unity and religious revival. It frames sacrifice as necessary and links public giving to an imminent day of peace and national renewal.
Secretary McAdoo urges all local draft boards to educate drafted men on the soldier insurance law. Boards receive literature to aid this effort as the nation promotes protection for fighting men and their dependents. Every enlistee should carry this assurance into danger.
A New York Evening World cartoon caption jokes about a small boy asking what will become of his father’s old teeth after a new set is purchased. The caption plays on surprise and the idea of reducing old teeth for the child.
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