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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
2
A historic collection reveals German agents in Bolshevik networks led by Lenine and Trotzky. Documents describe German paymasters, covert committee activity, and plans tied to the Brest-Litovsk era. The records detail how agents operated in Russia and abroad, with annotations from Bolshevik leaders and references to German archives.
A wartime account by CAPT. PAUL BOWSHER details a night bombing mission over enemy territory. The narrative follows the aircraft crew from takeoff through navigation by observer, targeting a railway junction, and witnessing searchlights, anti-aircraft fire, and the glow of fires in the city below as bombs are released toward the objective.
The new American aviation training camp in England, near a village with thatched houses, welcomed Yank airmen from America as they travel to France. Major Lege commands the post with General Piddle and other officials attending the ceremony. Tens of thousands are expected to pass through as they drill and prepare before heading to France for combat. The camp features mess halls, showers, and recreational areas where officers sing and play music, with American newspapers and magazines in ample supply.
The Times Telegraph notes the Austrian invitation seeks a hidden peace talks ploy to gain space for the Central powers. It argues any armistice would delay final defeat, as Kaiser and Pan German leadership control Germany’s fate. The move is part of a broader peace offensive aimed at swaying entente resolve.
A Republican ticket nominee pledges to donate one half of his salary to the war effort. He would give $1.00 of his pay to the Red Cross and the Salvation Army, with others like the Young Men’s Christian Association and the Salvation Army sharing in the funds. He vows to devote at least one half of his salary to wartime needs.
The Dominion imposes strict conservation to aid the war effort. Citizens cut candy and theater attendance. travel declines as transport of luxuries ends. Even goods like phonographs and instruments vanish from shops while people reuse clothes and ration resources. A humorous note claims buffalo at Banff broke apart in a mock diplomatic clash.
A German prisoner in France quotes a letter from Private Harry McBride to his mother describing Allied aims. He says Italy fights to whip Austria, France saves her country, England fights for the seas, and Americans fight for souvenirs. This reflects wartime morale and propaganda in Newry, Pennsylvania.
After a life of over thirty years the Anderson bar tenders union disbands as funds on hand are distributed to members who receive refunds. Indiana’s dry prohibition law took effect April 2 1918 ending the era of bar support and union activity in Anderson.
New York Louis Campbell of New York City and Anderson Campbell of Lacey Go, veterans of the Civil War, met recently after parting fifty five years earlier on the eve of Fredericksburg. Anderson was captured at Chancellorsville and later went south. Louis returned to the Orange mountains.
Reported arrest of Art'at during an Eastern trip as he sketched Flaw thorne's former Salem home in Masa. Also, the head of the library division of public instruction was detained at Geranapy, released after showing a traveling card signed by Gov. E. L. Philipp and Secretary of State Holl.
A Mount Vernon New York theater sign reads To Tie With the Kaiser and Big Vandville Acta sparking local discussion. The peculiar wording draws questions about wartime sentiment and censorship in the community.
A broad call to employers urges careful classification of deferment, urging consideration of national needs and the effect on industry. It argues deferments shift manpower shortages to other sectors and cautions against disrupting vital civilian work while discussing registration and selective service procedures.
Fragmentary text appears to be a garbled prompt about a person or event in June. No clear names, places, or actions readable to form a factual card.
A fragment discusses foot conditions including hard skin and calluses. The text mentions corns, shin areas, and a reference to a medical or treatment context with unclear details. Names, dates, or locations are not discernible in the legible portions.
A fragment quotes Mere Impertart expressing affection and a reply about earning a living. The exchange highlights tension between romance and financial practicality, reflecting a society where love questions face economic realities.
Fragmentary notes discuss deafness and possible remedies, mentioning phrases like cure and restoration while referencing medical terms and places. The legible parts hint at ongoing debate about treatment effectiveness and potential recovery. Names and exact details are unclear due to corrupted text.
A quirky exchange questions romance’s best fruit then pivots to a wedding deadline. The fragment hints at a humorous misunderstanding about a ceremony date and attire.
Ambiguous fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions Groves and Teoetome with unclear context. Readable names include Groves and Sieene, while other words appear garbled. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined from the readable content.
A fragmentary quip hints at sly social satire with a father, goose, and a proverb scene reflecting old world wit. The text references a beet girl’s father and a fettedd calf, paired with a jab about hollow virtue. Names and concrete places are not provided.
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