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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
10
A Paris correspondent returns from a village on the Marne where in 1914 four years vanish, witnessing refugees, artillery trains, gas alarms, and aerial bombardment. Mildred Aldrich, author of The Hilltop on the Marne, appears, recalling the 1914 siege and expressing wish for peace.
The piece explains A R C stands for American Red Cross and compares nurses to Joan of Arc. It details a nationwide campaign begun June 2 to enroll 25 000 Red Cross nurses by January 1 1919, with 1 000 in the Gulf Division from New Orleans. It urges eligible women to enroll, resume practice if retired, and follow a plan to use nurses in hospitals and public health roles domestically and abroad.
The soy bean offers many uses and remains profitable for farmers who cannot grow peanuts. Leading seed varieties include Mammoth Yellow Holybrook Black Beauty Ebony and Wilson with Mammoth Yellow emphasized as key in Alabama. Soy beans grow on most soils but best on well drained loam or clay with good humus. plant spacing ranges 36 to 40 inches and seed rates vary. harvest occurs when three quarters of leaves fall and pods yellow. small plots may be cut with a scythe, larger areas with a mower or self reaper.
Albert Payson Terhune argues that a German victory would undermine global liberty and American faith in right. He warns such a defeat would erode national morale, jeopardize the nation’s record of victories, and threaten the ethical foundation of the United States’ war aims.
Wartime issue urges Americans to join the struggle against German propaganda at home and abroad. It emphasizes liberty as both right and life and calls all citizens to attack un American ideas and strengthen victory efforts.
A certificate filed in probate court shows the Standard Motor Car Company raises capital stock from 25000 to 50000 dollars. Charles Rhemn serves as president and R J Kearns as secretary and general manager of the concern.
Caspar Whitney argues for unwavering U S war effort against Germany and for patriotism through education The piece denounces pacifists at home while urging unity to preserve American freedom and civilization and defeat Prussianism in the global conflict
The piece stresses silage or "canned pasture" as the surest way to maintain milk flow during winter or dry periods. It argues that herds milking ten or more cows need a silo, and highlights legume hay like alfalfa, beans, and clover as essential forage. It also notes China aiding YMCA huts in France.
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