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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
2
Classified notice for cows with livestock values promoting dairy cattle for sale at 5 cents each or 50 cents a dozen, urging readers not to miss the profitable herd records.
Marshal Joffre arrives in Washington amid warm American regard. He outlines cooperation ideas for France Britain and the United States to wage total war, offering to send experts in aviation artillery and trench warfare. The Roll of Honor lists American sailors and gunners who helped arm the Mongolia. President Wilson backs patriotic criticism while supporting the espionage bill.
The article quotes Marshal Joffre defending free criticism of public officials and opposing censorship as essential to a free republic. It notes Senator Kenyon proposing to draft great incomes for war funding and Roosevelt serving at the front. It reports a private citizen paid over 500000 in income tax in advance, with total income inferred around 3.8 million for 1916.
Lynden Lodge No. 137 meets every Monday at the I O O F hall. Knights are invited to attend. officials F E Daniels C C and H S Steinhauer K R S officiate.
A Meek couple spar over gender norms in Japan as he mocks domestic rituals while she rejects subservience and asserts independence with a rolling pin and a bold vow to vote. The Brooklyn Eagle excerpt ends with a quip on ignorance from Sydney Smith.
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