Armies of Starvation Not Yet Demobilized By Dawn Hixsunw
The piece reflects on postwar Europe as conflict cools and questions the motives of the Near East relief effort led by the Committee for Relief. It notes plans to send orphans from the Near East to America, citing expectations that forty percent will be earned by relatives in the United States and that two hundred forty orphans from one city are slated for future citizenship. It condemns death and stresses the drive to build healthy, self supporting American citizens as wartime ends.
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Committee
Kei
Near East
America
Ore City
Relef
Ruth
Byron
Anit
Aind
Viola
Alden Jivere
Touyal
With All My Heart I Wish You God Speed
Fragmentary OCR yields a church moral appeal referencing Christ Church and various groups. It mentions support from committees and individuals, plus a plea about dedication to national or religious causes and a civic fundraising tone.
He Has No Family By Davie Hinsuan
A starving Near East waif, among 420000 cared for by relief, cries for bread after a wash and feeding. He clutches a torn toy as hunger and the lack of family or home reveal the human cost of war and systemic neglect. The piece laments American inaction, noting small daily sustenance costs while a child remains alone abroad.
Snowy mix up prompts curious alarm in town
A garbled,笔 fragment from a local page notes confusion over names and actions. The text mentions Allison, Clete, and Telit in a unclear scene about a person named Santy and a hut, with hints of a growing concern or miscommunication.
One Christmas Eve In A Snowbound Town
A fragmented Christmas tale unfolds with a crowd of children at a snowy scene. Viola, Ruth, Alden, and others move through longing, memory, and rescue as past secrets surface and a home scene brightens with Christmas hope.
A Christmas Decoration PY
Walter Delaney narrates Sergeant Dexter Marsh's heroism after losing an arm in trench warfare. A Red Cross nurse delivers news of a vow to support him as Ada Wilbert, his wife, reveals herself as a nurse and legal partner in a wartime reunion.
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Erin
Red Cross
Dexter Marsh
Tellum
Vetteran
Moreh
Ada Wilbert
Marsh
Ada
Miss Arnold
Anne
Ted Crags
Adia
Dexter Murst
Heaven
Local Manfield Faith Center Closes. Notables Attend
A Sunday gathering marked the closure of the Wright County Faustinesque site in Manfield. Attendees included Miss Helen Rhodes, Mrs Gadys Vollenweme, Jesse Koripatrick, and Rex Pry, with Patrick and others noted among the present.
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LW Piy
Leaner Rheos
Pry Rest Smith
Jesse Koripatrick
Helen Rhodes
Gadys Vollenweme
Semour
When you have Backache the liver or kidneys are out of gear
An old time remedy claim urges Sand to ease backache by improving liver and kidney function. It promises a 50c bottle will convince consumers at the drug store. It also notes social visits by Dewey Pool and Den and Arthur Cott nein of Hartville on Sunday.
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Etize
Alice
Sento Ringese
Sime “Acine Smeltur Company
Greene
Eline Greene
Eline Greene Bernitin
Dewey Pool
Den
Arthur Cott Nein
Hartville
Hoover Learns Need For A Takes
Food administrators receive cabled instructions to aid the Armenian cause. Hoover learns of strategic needs and directs officials to support humanitarian measures amid tensions. The message emphasizes unified action across agencies.
U S Government Aids Relief Effort Through War Department
President Wilson appeals for Congress to appropriate 100 million for Armenian and Syrian relief as Hoover directs food shipments. Navy and War Departments mobilize transports at nominal cost, diverting flour cargoes to Near East relief with private funds and Armenian Syrian Committee backing.
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Anil
Difuieu
United States
Tobinil
Mediterranean
Near East
Wilson
Campaigen
Congress
Bulur
Navy
Daniele
Baker
Daniels
Association of Jesus and the Disciples
Adlea
War Department Alds Campaign and Armenian Syrian Relief Initiative
War Department leaders campaign with Secretary Bahar coordinating relief for Armenian and Syrian populations. Workers will visit stricken areas to distribute supplies bought with 10,000,000 dollars valued in February. Passage for workers provided at nominal cost to cover food en route.
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War Department
Alds
Bahar
Ite
Nef
Maker Wil
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute for calomel claiming calomel salivates and sickens, while Liver Tone is labeled harmless and effective. It warns calomel attacks nerves and urges readers to switch to the tonic for relief from nausea, constipation, and headaches.
Roy Wood Seeks County Superintendent Role in Hursville
Roy Wood, a teacher at Hursville High School, spoke at a spring Saturday event supporting his candidacy for county superintendent of schools. He attended the joint installation of the Elks Lodge and Rebekah Lodge as part of community affairs.
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Roy Wood
Hursville High School
Echoes From Spring Field Kidney Pill Endorsement
Springfield resident Mrs. M. E. Jenkins testifies Dunn's Kidney Pills relieved back pain, nervous spells, and eyesight issues from kidney weakness. She urges others in neighboring towns to try the remedy and notes availability at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co endorses Down's Kidney Pills.
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Dean
Springfeld
M. E. Jenkins
Springfield
Jenkins
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
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