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The writer laments Washington clerks swelling to 1000 new workers and 70,000 autos flooding streets. He notes many young women in government service, calls for rapid war funding, and discusses drafts and bonds to support Allied efforts in World War I. He cites Senator Smoots lawn clash and warns on liberty and taxation. He forecasts U S manpower in France and analyzes Germanys renewed Amiens drive. He ends with strategic war implications.
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Washington
Pension Bureau
Chicago
Senator Smoot
Utah
Connecticut Avenue
France
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Germany
Amiens
Holland
Belgium
Zeebrugg
Mammoth Ringling Circus To Exhibit In Terre Haute May 18
The Rigling Brothers circus announces a vast program in Terre Haute on Monday May 18. The show features an enormous production titled In Days of Old with 1250 actors 300 dancers a thousand arenic sensations and a big parade. Highlights include trained animals diverse acts a street pageant three miles long and appearances by May Wirth and other renowned performers.
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Rigling Brothers
Mammoth Circus
Terre Haute
Hitlary
May Wirth
Red Cross Seeks 210 Nurses by June 1
The American Red Cross aims to enroll 210 nurses by June 1. It claims each Red Cross nurse saves 500 soldiers and invites young women to obtain information about the opportunity.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Embroidering Sheets Offered at Herald Office
Large carbon paper sheets for transferring embroidery patterns offered at the Herald Office. Note claims government can do anything, promising more daylight in circulation.
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Herald Office
Little French Boy Jean Aids France by Saving for War Stamps
A twelve year old French child named Jean helps France win the war by earning one dollar a week from a baker and turning every franc to his mother to save for National loans. He believes all children must help, and Americans are urged to save pennies and buy Thrift or War Savings stamps to support the war effort.
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Illinois
Herald
Europe
Rumania
Ilinois
Patrick Henry
Jean
France
Jenon
M. Boulanger
John
Mary
America
Douglas Fairbanks
Marguerite Clark
Tke Jean
Clayton Surprises War Savings Drive Reach
Clayton Illinois sets a public example by selling its entire quota of $20 per person in War Savings stamps with extra amounts, all through a simple newspaper ad inviting residents to the post office for details. Bert Hugh, postmaster, notes buyers flocked in, and plans to extend sales beyond the town's initial success.
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Bert Hugh
Charlotte
Michigan
Clayton
War Savings Committee
Illnois
Hugh
Ough
They Save Even the Scraps
In Europe Allied forces collect battlefield debris including rifles helmets and bullets to reuse. In the United States civilians are urged to contribute loose change to fund new ammunition and wartime materiales.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
Soldier Opinion Favors Universal Military Training
Soldiers and officers in training camps express strong support for universal military training. A pacifist, homebound opposition comes from nonserving individuals who would not be trained. The trained soldier argues that a prepared army is essential and that waiting to train only after a crisis is impractical.
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Camp Grant
Earthquake Looms Behind Southern California Swatter Tale
A fragmented early report hints at a strong earthquake developing beneath Southern California as observers note unusual activity and delayed public reaction. The piece frames the event as imminent danger lurking in the region’s tectonic vitals.
Bond Paper with a National Reputation
A fragment notes Bond Paper earning a national reputation amid mentions of Ammermia 7 and a Bond brand identity. The unreadable OCR leaves the core claim unclear but emphasizes quality and renown in paper circles.
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the Bond Paper
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Rhine
Grant
Lee
Fletcher
Ringling Brothers
Piso
Eddrees
Elizabeth Connell
the Herald
Bradley & Vrooman
LendHim
Enoch Morgan's Sons CO
Supolio
Madilan
Marshall
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