Kansas Harvest Army Reflects Patriotism and Unity
The article portrays Kansas residents joining a wartime harvest effort to feed soldiers and allies, with towns shutting shops as volunteers from all walks of life, including women and youth, work to secure food for the war. It cites USDA guidance and compares national farm labor mobilization with Kansas' statewide action, while noting broader regional planning and the need for domestic harvest labor. It also contrasts German efficiency with American enlistment, praising citizens who altered diets and supported wining the war, and mentions rising newspaper postage costs and industry pressures.
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Army of
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Germany
Belgium
America
Summer travel in 1918 National Parks open nationwide
The Pleasant Way to Travel Everywhere West promotes summer 1918 tourism to National Parks and health resorts in the West. Agent S. B. Thiehoff offers planning help to create a memorable outing, highlighting summer tourist fares and open access to scenic Colorado and other destinations.
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B. Thiehoff
Nurses Train For War Back East In Arms For France
Nurses from Kansas and Missouri volunteer as army nurses in France with pep and get up and go. Kansas City unit trains in New York under medical corps supervision, embarking from armories to embarkation camps unseen. They drill under a lieutenant, striving to appear most military, while the nation backs the effort and redefines work as fight.
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Missouri
France
West
Kansas City
Army Curses
Medical Corps
New York
Funston
Doniphan
New
Army Nursing Corps
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