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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
4
The passage discusses concerns about a vedo being elected to the begtelatuce atate and worries that members may be compelled to sit beside him with shifting currents of air. It suggests staying calm, considers chances of advancement beyond danger, and mentions possible special appropriations and wearing glasses to ease tensions.
Local notes highlight visitors from Glen Allen and Whitewater, military family returns, and community updates. A large peace celebration filled streets as schools closed and residents joined in the revelry. Several families traveled to Cape for leisure while others visited relatives in Delta Sauk and Poplar Bluff.
The armistice terms with Germany were read to Congress by President Wilson. Key provisions cover cessation of land and air operations, evacuation of conquered lands, repatriation of prisoners, seizing German assets, and the immediate release of shipping. The document outlines Allied control of occupied areas, reparations, and the 90 day armistice duration with a 72 hour reply deadline for Germany.
President orders cancellation of all pending calls for induction and recall of registrants, halting entrainment to camps. Local draft boards must notify inductees and cease processing classifications and physical exams pending further instruction. Crowder communications reiterate recall to stop all draft activity under existing calls.
A translated manifesto from the German chancellor outlines forming a people’s government to end famine and civil war, calling for order, food production, and rapid peace. The document promises cooperation with civil officials to save Germany and avert further misery for workers and the poor amid wartime shortages.
I manage nearly seven sections of well drained creek bottom land. About 1000 acres will be rented for corn ground next year on easy terms. The land offers good wintering for young horses and cattle without feed. Also seeking 100 men by day or contract to clear land. Griffin box 165 Fornfelt Mo.
In Grice Bernr a cabinet member reads a note from Philip Se of the Socialist party. He shivers and weeps before signing at the bottom saying it may be for the good of Germany. He only consents as revolt spreads through the empire.
A long, urgent call to district and chairmen of the United War Work Campaign outlines plans to extend entertainments and education for soldiers during demobilization. It cites past wars' demobilization timelines and warns of moral hazards as leisure rises, urging massive funding for books, religious programs, teachers, and housing of activities to sustain discipline and character. Joba Ro Motc.
The write up records a party at Robert Jansen’s home in Leopold, travel to Marquand with Mary and Clara Debrock, and visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Clippard of Laflia. It notes a local talk at the hall and reports the death of Edward Stoverink Jr, aged five, from diphtheria with burial at Leopold cemetery on November 8, and a religious reflection from a reader.
Surgeons emphasize prompt antiseptic care for cuts burns bruises and wounds to prevent infection and speed healing when used on humans or animals borozone is marketed as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent available from all druggists for emergencies.
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