Wartime thrift urged by SH. RAY editorials
SH. RAY Manager and Editor ERLANK M. SMITH City Editor iCLASSIFIED ADVERTISING calls for thrift as a patriotic duty amid wartime shortages. The piece argues women can curb wastage, cites national food waste estimates, and stresses cultivating every arable acre. It recalls 1898 and 1917 U.S. wars, condemns opposition to liberty, and attacks naval and political critics.
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SH. Ray
Erlank M. Smith
Europe
Atistics
America
Ander
Profiss
Germany
England
France
Aus
Italy
Olvers
Veges
Republic
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A letter criticizes American newspapers for delaying war sentiment before Germany's attack and questions Nebraska politics. The writer condemns Senator Norris for allegedly slandering the American press and people in relation to voter sentiments. The piece cites the New York Herald as context.
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N. Y. Herald
Easter Sale Ads and Local Merchandise Listings
Local notices and ads promote Easter sales and events at area shops and churches. Items include Mrs Laura Ellis phone orders for the Methodist Easter Sale April 7, Dinsmore Bros hats from Stetson and Schable, and Clara Thompson notices. Also featured are overcoat theft notice, theater ad for The Crisis at Grand Leon, and persistent advertising examples from daily paper staff.
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Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laura Ellis
Grand Theater
Margnerite Clark
Master Clothes at DINSMORE BROS sale
Sale notice for Master Clothes at Dinsmore Bros featuring the One Step record and apparel. Salvation Army workers call for cast off garments and request cards at 428 Philadelphia Street to arrange pickups. Proceeds support Salvation Army efforts.
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Dinsmore Bros
Maciny
Steving & Strearns
Salvation Army
Navy Mobilization Looms as President Weighs Action
The article notes pending presidential guidance to mobilize the full American navy including reserves and state naval militiamen. It states the US ranks third in world naval strength and references secret mobilization points. It also covers a conference between Secretary Daniels and steel executives over steel prices, with no agreement reached and another meeting planned.
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Ment
United States
Navy
Daniels
James A. Farreau
United States Steel Corporation
J. B. Bonner
War Declaration Sent to White House in Historic Vote
The House passed Flood Martin war resolution 373 to 50 after a long debate. Vice President Marshall signed at noon and President Wilson is to sign, making the United States the 15th country in the war and the 11th allied nation. American ships and soldiers will join the Allies.
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United States
Congress
Meney
Norris
Norrises
Flood
Committee On Foreign Affairs
At & O
House
Kitchin
Senate
Marshall
White House
Wilson
Speaker Clark
Coimbry
Germany
New Bridge Planned Over Blacklick Creek at Claghorn
The Board of County Commissioners approved plans to build a concrete bridge over Blacklick Creek at Claghorn between Wear Wheatfeld and Brushvall by townships. Construction will start once plans are finished and weather permits.
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Board of County Commissioners
Yeatorday
Blacklick Creek
Claghorn
Wear Wheatfeld
Brushvall
Squirrel Attacks Cop in New York Shake Up
Patrolman Wart M. Huber of the West 125th Street station is bitten when a gray squirrel leaps and sinks teeth into his thumb and forefinger. Witness Latvolman Tuber recalls the encounter as others describe the animal’s dramatic charging moment. Doctor M. Sanith treated Huber’s hand, noting injuries were serious but not fatal. The piece also mentions a canal zone mosquito study detailing 88 species, with yellow fever risk linked to only one.
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New York
Wart M
Huber
Twenty-fifth Street
Wong
Latvolman Tuber
Tat
Simul
Tuber
MM. K. Sanith
St. Luke's Hospital
Gialicoman
Canal Zone
Pans
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Ational News Service
Ing Gneette
Indiana
F.amazo
Court House
Allah
Katincka
Stetson and
Schable
Wine & Wine
Grand Leon
Winston Churchill
Buster
WINE
Emery
Dick” Thompson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church Avill
Mary McKnight
T. RB
Batterine
Indigna Ice Company
Poarabout
Haster
Mary Pickford
Strayley’s
Sixth St
Colonial Theater Tonight
Gee Wine & Wine
Marguerite Clark
Little Lady
Eileen
Ross’ Fruit
Ross’s
Philadelphia Street
Lyrie Hall
Miller's Orchestra
Kittanning
Indies
Steffy
Dancing Academy
Hoisery
Own Co
Sixth Street
Wesleyan Methodist
P. B. Campbell
New Castle
Waesleyam Methodist Church
Dick” Uhontpson
Peary
North
Cole
Utility Electric Co
Marshal Bldg
TY. McItenry
Mer
Margle Ate Cla Hasttngins Plurgny Karasits Alse
Grand Theatre Tonight
Clarks
Jarry McLaren
Mal
Long
Martin
Porter Miller
Dan Russell
Universal Pictures
Mons Darkfeather
Ivax Linder
Ptomigmt
John Klingensmith
Pennsylvania
Metreury Tire & Rubber Co
Telephone, Company
Phila
St. Trax
Brent
7Th Street
Bath
Stucdtmiller
North Sixth Street
South 10Th Street
Railroad Avenue
John M
Cycette
Country Club Road
T. A. Gilbert
Oak Street
Good Ag New
H. N. Newell
Taylor Ave
Church Street
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
Gazette Offer
Natiee Storage Sea Supply Co
Squirrel
Cop
New Strand Theatre
Audrey Munson
Gsiedes
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