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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1917

Page

4

Women Leaders Rise in War Food and Defense Drive

The article outlines how Bernard Baruch will oversee purchases for Allies and the U S, with either William Denman or General George Goethals directing shipbuilding. Herbert Hoover as Food Administrator urges pastors and religious bodies to mobilize food conservation and production, targeting waste elimination and greater domestic use of corn bread, while registering women for defense service and coordinating with state councils to deploy women in the war effort.

United States Bernard M. Baruch New York William Denman George W. Goethals Europa Herbert C. Hoover Hoover Department of Agriculture Atch Ilouver Food Administration Mr. Hoover Ood Administration State Defense Councils Women’s Committee The

Help for Food Supply Calls Women to Lead

Miss Alice H. Chittenham of New York urges women to tackle the servant problem and food waste. She cites the shift to apartments, inefficiency in domestic help, and argues women must organize to enforce economy, join the food administration, and embrace local seasonal foods to feed the nation and its allies.

Alice H. Chittenham New York Miss Chittenden Haute Scientife Organization General Federation of Women’s Clubs Cincinnati

Learning to Fly in Wartime Service Offers Big Opportunity

The article outlines harsh physical requirements and rigid standards for aviation hopefuls. It notes three paths to learn to fly through Army Signal Corps aviation sections, Navy reserve aviation, and the national aerial coast patrol, with Mineola and Washington among early training sites.

Signal Gorpa Army Navy Directory of Service Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps of The Mineola N. Y Washington Chicago San Antonio Tex San Diego Cal Naval Militia National Aerial Coast Patrol Starvard Columbia Valette Signal Corps Aviation Section

Internment Plan Based on Canadian Public Works Model

A national committee at Columbia University recommends adopting the Canadian system of interning enemy nationals for public works if needed. The plan envisions land clearing road building and irrigation, with ready detailed regulations and staff. The U S government expects little need for internment but prepares for a drastic option if war demands it.

National Committee On Columbia University Canada Columbia National Committee of Prisons

GUNNERS OF NAVY SHATTER TARGETS

Admiral Mayo reports improved navy gunnery with higher fire rapidity and better accuracy. He praises officers and crews for readiness and loyalty as ships reach active duty and training accelerates battle efficiency across destroyers and flotillas.

Mayo Henry T. Mayo Atlantic Fleet Daniels Montana

Steps to guard canal from possible enemy activity near Balboa

Officials of the Panama Canal Zone restrict harbor access to the Balboa mouth area under a defense area proclamation. All boats regardless of use are barred from entering or remaining in the wide restricted zone without special permission, with violators subject to arrest.

Panama Canal Zone Balboa

Leonora Allen Soprano At Chautauqua Finale

Leonora Allen a noted soprano who has toured nationally and sung with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and Chicago Symphony Orchestra appears on the chautauqua’s final day. Critics from the Minneapolis Tribune and Chicago Tribune praise her expressive singing and clear enunciation.

Chautauqua Minneapolis Symphony The Chicago Tribune Miss Allen Ivann Miss Allens Lindquest-Allen-Van Vilet van Vile Tetrnestel Mary Garden Albert Lindquest Chicago Miss Mudge Allen Lindquest-Allen-Van Viet

Offer for Herald and Terre Haute Star Subscriptions

Reader encloses 3 .25 for a joint one year subscription to The Herald Marshall Illinois and the Terre Haute Daily Star, mailed to the given address.

Herald Terre Haute Daily Star

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Women of Reserve Aviation Signal Officers Reserve Corps Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps Stetal Officers’ Reserve Corps Signal Officer’ Reserve Corps Harrison the City Drug Store North Side Square Charles Brandenstein Main Street Marshall, Ilinois Leonora Allen Coming the Herald Marshall
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