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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
4
The piece blends varied opinions and humorous observations on wartime politics, food myths, and travel lore. It references Hoover, Lloyd George, General Haig, and America’s war effort while retelling mount Ararat legends and Noah’s lore. A Milan cow is noted for high milk output as part of wartime thrift.
Uncle Dan leads a lawn discussion with boys on German education, American ideals, and universal military training. He argues for compulsory prep schools, foreign-born citizens declaring intent to become Americans, and mass support for Chamberlain bill plus universal service to restore national unity. The piece blends wartime sentiment with civic reform and notes on women farmers groups and Della Ryan’s Quincy visit.
Monaca Pa mother narrates her weak nervous child improved after Vinol a cod liver and iron remedy. Ad claimsVinol boosts vigor and weight with formula on every bottle and notes children like it. Local name Frederick Sommers listed.
An extraordinary double subscription offer combines The Youth's Companion with Misell's Magazine for 2.25 dollars. The package includes 52 issues of The Youth's Companion for 1918, remaining 1917 issues, the 1918 Home Calendar, and 12 fashion numbers of Misell's Magazine. Commonwealth Ave Boston MA noted as the subscription address. The passage also mentions a US Supreme Court ruling about land title in Arkansas tied to the Arkansas Compromise, isolating land disputed since 1898 between the federal government and the state.
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