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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
6
The piece argues that physical fitness at home supports morale and war work. Civilian training camps and wartime gardening boost outdoor activity, improving health and reducing fatigue for urban workers. It links public health to sustained national effort during and after the conflict.
Henry ponders U boat warfare and German methods versus American values in William Allen White’s piece. He argues true loyalty and self respect prevent citizens from following German orders or adopting their tactics, highlighting Wichita’s contrast between civility and military zeal.
A brief notice warns residents to arrange cash for this month tax payments while also encouraging timely bill settlement to help others pay on time.
The Cologne Gazette claims American troops in France do not exceed 300,000, with transport and supply problems due to tonnage shortages. It notes home front distress from clothing and food shortages, and asserts German officials aim to jolly along the war-weary public. The article warns truths will shock both Germans and Americans.
The author argues for aiding Russia through propaganda and sympathy, with practical help limited by logistics. They propose focusing on the western front to pressure Germany, noting the fate of France and Belgium as pivotal, and suggest intensified efforts to sway Russian opinion and provide support if Bolshevik power wanes.
News from New York reports U boats sinking ships off the Jersey coast prompting 100 men to enlist in the naval militia. Volunteers flood in nationwide for defense and naval service as army recruiting and selective service camps gain zeal. Shipyards arsenals factories and congress show a revived fighting spirit. The war is "brought home" and Americans knuckle down to defeat the Hun.
The Mobile Register faces criticism for misquoting an anti-amendment committee statement that warned of surrendering local self-government and urged resistance to Federal prohibition. The Advertiser is pressed to clarify the original context while the dispute centers on sedition accusations and alleged misrepresentation. The committee emphasizes preserving sovereignty and condemns lobby pressure on voters.
The Montgomery Advertiser attacks The Register and the amendment as elitist and anti local self government. It accuses opponents of sedition and undermining the principle that people in small states govern themselves, defending constitutional rights against federal coercion. The piece cites a clash over editorials and the role of lobbyist pressure.
A novel horse grooming device features a glove tip containing brushes that loosen dust as the user slides his hand over a horse. The contraption aims to simplify cleaning and improve fur readiness for brushing.
An influenza epidemic spreads across China provoking widespread illness. Health officials urge caution as crowded cities report rising cases and precautionary measures.
The remark suggests high regard for General Foch's judgment in uncertain matters. It conveys confidence that his expertise may surpass others in understanding complex scenarios.
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