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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
A Paris correspondent recalls a village on the Marne in 1914 and the current bombardments. Refugees, planes, and ruined calm echo the past as civilians wait for orders and the trains carry soldiers east and families west. Mildred Aldrich visits amid night terror and hopeful vows.
The Gulf Division of the American Red Cross seeks 1,000 registered nurses and aims to enroll 25,000 by January 1, 1919 to aid wounded abroad and military families. Campaign runs through mid June with emphasis on wartime nursing service and homefront care guidelines. Also notes soy bean farming details including varieties Mammoth Yellow Holybrook Black Beauty and others, with planting and harvest tips for Alabama farmers.
Albert Payson Terhune argues that a German victory would destroy America's morale and perfect wartime record. He maintains the nation fights for liberty and union, not conquest, and that victory preserves the faith in Right that justifies sacrifices in this war.
War era broadside urges all citizens to join the effort against German propaganda. It frames liberty as life and calls every man to prove Right is Might through total commitment to the war and defense of American values.
A certificate shows the Standard Motor Car Company raising capital stock from $25,000 to $50,000. The filing occurred in probate court Tuesday afternoon. Charles Rhemn serves as president and R J Kearns as secretary and general manager.
A CASPAR WHITNEY essay argues for wartime unity against Germany and pacifist dissent. It frames the war as essential for American self preservation and democracy, condemning Prussianism and urging robust action at home and abroad.
Dairy guidance urges plan for winter milking with three essentials shelter silage and proper storage. Advice stresses windproof housing six sheds to prevent night tied barns silos as economical must for ten cows or more to avoid ration breakdown.
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