Lessons From London Ration Lines And Shortages
The accompanying pictures from the Official Press Bureau in London depict queues for food as England faces severe shortages. People line sidewalks to buy small quantities while shops dress windows slowly. in America bones hay fats and soaps are being collected for the Guthas pails. The article notes real hunger and appeals for aid, highlighting how Britain cannot support its own population or the millions overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Althoweh
Suany
Tewe
London
Fes
Have Germans Chanced Plans?
A terse wartime dispatch questions German strategic moves as LON Bes weiter weighs Marne CO Pensive and implies admission of failure. The brief notes a shifting German stance amid ongoing conflict and Allied analysis of recent military actions.
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Lon Bes Weiter
Marne
Victory costs weigh on Texitons as war drags on
German opinion signals unease over Hindenburg’s failure to secure a peace promised by victory. Analysis notes the Marne push exhausts allied reserves and could lead to a northern strike while Arras remains key. Observers expect renewed German offensives until a decisive grand coup is seen.
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Amiens
Marne
Arras
Foeh
Dwich
Hindenburg
Germany
Widaummer
Children's Day Observed Across Pleasant Valley Events
A series of Community gatherings marked Children’s Day with activities at Pleasant Valley Sunday School and Vinland. Families attended picnics and programs, with many neighbors visiting nearby homes and sharing ice cream, cake, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Lathrop
Burr, Oak
Kans
Jis
Bess Brown
Aileen Marshall
Lucille Howard
Hel“i Grown
Hilda
Louise
C Kehler
Iinitz
Goldie Mitchell
Marie Ott
Estella Ayer
Rosalee
Griffith
Ruth Schafstall
Massers
Virgil Schafstall
Fred
Chester Howard
Otto Tuttle
Herbert McClintock
Vinton Peters
Six Corners
Pleasant Valley
Louise Koehler
Ciara Day
Chester Wible
William Cooper
O. H.O Cooper
Mitchell
Violet
Joe Davis
Fred Seele
Henry Seele
Number Six
E. Schulmeyer
William Wells
Drehers Andaison Harris
Koehler
Santa Fe
Kansas
Woman's’ Foreign Missionary Society
Mia
John Feerts
Paul’ Koehter
Noi
Brown
Lawgronge
Red Cross
Bliss Lucille
Dependence on Iron and Frantic Tablets Promoted
An advertisement extols Iron and Frantic tablets as energy boosters for soldiers and workers. It claims fast iron absorption, improved blood color, and renewed vigor, urging readers to buy Frantic at drugstores or request a trial from the Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
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Huck
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Youngest Student Enrolls in Summer Session
Kath erine Hood, 13, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. George H. Hood, is the youngest student registered for the Summer Session. She enrolled in free hand drawing and previously attended the same class last summer.
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Katherine Hood
George H. Hood
Community Notes From Stull and Vicinity
Local residents share visits and outings across Stull Kansas and nearby areas. Several families attend Children’s Day exercises at Bi Springs and plan events in Topeka and Clinton. Notices mention birthdays, travels to Manhattan and Wisconsin for business, and upcoming church programs.
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Katie Roller
W. E. Rake
Vernon
Hoclingss
James Brass
John Gress
Pearl
Ruth
Bi Springs
Topeka
Tom Ice
Lawrence
Swadiey
Elix ‘Thickel
Henry Stull
Win -Shaw, Sr
Lola
Will ‘Shaw
Mabel Rose
O. A. Bidinger
A. C. Walter
S$. "Busch
YB. Kraft
John Stull
Kenneth
John Kraft
Herb Gress
Manhattan
Rev. Gray
Boehringer
Fiis
Geo. Hook, Jr
Harold
Russell
Hazel
Lillie Boehringer
A. Hoffsommer
Salem
Fopeka
Jake Bidinger
O. A
O. A. Bidinger Home and In the Afternoon Went To Clinton, To Attend the M. W. A
Stull
New Presbyterian Church
J. W. Gross
Herb
Wisconsin
Frangeliea Church
Elton
Esther Unger
Ethel
Leona Tucker
Ray Deskin
Bidinger
Frank Fitzpatrick
Jane
A.C. Walter
Sophie Zeeb
S$. Rusch
Dave Shiells
Garden tips from the Nuvelor Commission on intensive planting
A garden thrives when kept busy and productive. The bulletin suggests dwarf peas planted early, corn between rows after cultivation, and turnips broadcast between the rows to enrich soil humus. It compares small and large gardeners, favoring intensified growing and dense beds for higher yields.
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Satan
Nuvelor Commission
Bennot
Corder
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U.S. Food Administration
Texitons
Opiety
Nasser
Foels
Kleppe
Averill
Minn
Pairview
Paul Koehler
Leary
N. G. Brown
C. P. Barber & Son
Mass. St
Mary Browning
Eve
Boschee
United States
Fen
W. P. Forth
John
Mrs. Twidwell
Wave Canning Club
Indian Home Guard
Canning
India School
India Home Girl
Canning Club
W. H. Weeks
Av. Gonnay
Loli I. Livingwood
Besatyse Johnston
Rased Winchell
Solin
Writzel
AJ. Smith
Fiona Weeks
Bae ‘Conner
Grace. Preydr
Nellie Linn
Lena Winchell
Margaret Fritzel
Hartwell Smith
County Operintendent
J. Lane
Washington
Atlantic
Navp
Iepartignt
Uni Uhdéa
Xaiding
Liberty
Fennig
Bpap
Matthews
Lindig A
Sade
Ting Therefreen
Tafaney FacSinile
Sidnatre Ot
Fok
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Betics
Lark Lothes
Singer Company
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