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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
Reducing Nursing At Home Wartime Experiment Urged
Cleveland researchers discuss National Defense plan to cut unnecessary family nursing while ensuring essential care. The idea promotes private duty nurses only where needed and encourages self care, sensible meals, fresh air, sunshine, exercise, and morale as substitutes for wartime nurse shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
of National Defense
Ord
Medical Association backs universal military training
At the Chicago convention the American Medical Association unanimously endorsed universal military training, citing health benefits and the high rate of physical unfitness revealed by selective service exams. The debate questions whether intensive drill is essential or if war prospects alter the need for ongoing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Medical Association
Chicago
German threat warns of dangerous shipping lanes
A report states Germany's ad hoc air and sea warning declares danger zones near the coast. Berlin signals risks to shipping, with mentions of naval and camp activities and Red Cross insignia linked to community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Red Cross
Togan
Kilby Campaign Defied by Religious Bigotry Claims
The Kilby campaign pamphlet in Alabama is condemned as promoting Protestant Catholic discord. The piece, linked to W. D. Nesbitt’s committee, is accused of echoing Sidney Catts and aiding German propaganda by fomenting sectarian hostility. Officials warn Kilby could face legal action under espionage law for disloyal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilby
Voters of
Alabama 4
Buncombe
Sidney J. Catts
Catts
Florida
Department of Justice
Washington
Kilbys
Berlin
Hohenzollern
United States
Wilhelmstrasse
Mr. Kilby
France
Italy
Belgium
Kaiser
Europe
America
Wilson
Committee On Public Information
Alabama
R. P. Hobson
Underwood
National Free
Stokes
Missouri
Radiant Kaiser and starving children draw war aftermath
A German reporter contrasts Kaiser in radiant health with grim scenes of hunger among German children. The piece suggests postwar trade pressure on Germany and hints at returning soldiers influencing US markets. It ends urging readers to place Want ads in The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Up and Down Broadway in New York nightlife shift
The article notes a change in social norms as smartly dressed Japanese gentlemen escort American girls through New York pleasure haunts. It observes that such pairs are now common in elite dining rooms and nightlife venues, reflecting a broader mingling of cultures in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Fulton Street
National City
Japanese Influence and Nightlife Report From New York
A vivid, sweeping portrait describes wealthy Japanese in New York mingling with American society. It notes exclusive clubs, dining scenes, and social trends, including transport to downtown life, while contrasting public behavior with vagrant records and wartime restrictions.
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Movile Postoffice
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Oe Tribune Company, Inc
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Buhe
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Fitth
W. H. 1. Peoples Gas Building
Tell Hones
Prussia
England
the Tribune
Gotham
11Th Avenue
Philadelphia
Park Row
Broadway Irrigation Society
West Indies
Ar East
Ery
Chinatown
National Park Bank
Subway
Pope Yeatsman
Guggenheims
Apman
the Chapman Co., Inc
Mobile, Ala
W. W. Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Consid
Chapman Co
I. T. Thomas
R. Culver
R. A. Frazier
O. W. Ingham
Fannie Collins
W. Ardoyne
F. J. Nordman
Shqi Turner, W. C. Peck
Celia Leroy
Antoinette Casey
Bertie Davis
Marguerite Devine
Ala
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Cry Bank Rilg
Bell Phone
Monroe Park
Cale
RCH & Hanlon
Royal ST
South Royal
Government ST
D. H
G. B. Dure
Dauphin St
Page & Jones
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Mobile, Alabama, U. S. A
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