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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
3
A lengthy exhortation calls for spiritual and material restoration for the disabled. It praises wartime soldiers with injuries as heroes and argues society must provide meaningful work and independence. The piece envisions removal of stigma and full employment as the path to national renewal.
Readers debate patriotic emotion during a wartime performance of The Star Spangled Banner. The piece questions public sentiment, urging a collective prayer for victory and urging vigilance as crucible of national unity.
A stern urging to end leniency toward violent acts, condemning treachery and sensational hate. The author calls for decisive punishment of the blasphemous, vengeful figures who harm the innocent while feigning piety, and places blame on those tolerating such cruelty.
In a family of three girls, Eleanor greets the news by exclaiming to her father that they must buy a service flag to honor the new arrival, reflecting early wartime family sentiments and civic spirit.
The article outlines a large Navy led program to man hundreds of ships for the postwar transport effort. It details the need to recruit and outfit crews, the scope of the Merchant Marine and transport service, and estimates on ships and tonnage required to sustain overseas movement. It notes officials’ plans to mobilize officers, the scale of ships in use, and the goal of ensuring supply lines and military transport by sea.
The article discusses a push to build and improve the American merchant marine for wartime and postwar use. It highlights training cadets, expanding ship capacity, and integrating private and Navy efforts to ensure efficient cargo transport, with emphasis on personnel, ships, and strategic goals.
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