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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1918

Page

5

Sinn Fein Crowd Cheer as German Prisoners Debark in Dublin

Large Dublin crowds cheer as a ship carrying German and Austrian internees arrives from the Isle of Man. Sinn Fein colors appear, spectators salute, and a camp band plays German airs as the steamer departs beneath police and military watch.

Associated Press Dublin Cork Piring Lusitania Isle of Man Sinn Fein Sinn L’ein Oldcastle

Stacking and Curing Peanuts by Professor Teneyck

A detailed guide on harvesting peanuts advising immediate stacking after digging, using well built 3 to 4 inch diameter poles, 7 to 8 feet tall, with soil shields, proper cap and ventilation. It warns against loose shocks, moisture exposure, and late curing, noting three to six weeks in stack, field storage preferred, and risks of mildew and discoloration if improperly stored.

A. MM. Teneyck

Sporting Notes on War Time Athletics and Events

Tennis holds its own as sport in wartime. The Red Cross trapshooting tourney is set for Camp Funston and a July 4 mat bout between John Pese and Charlie Peters draws wrestling fans to Omaha. Regattas in San Francisco and Boston feature crews, scullers, and youth events.

Red Cross Camp Funston John Pese Charlie Peters Omaha Pacific Association of Amateur Oarsmen San Francisco George Stallings Boston Braves Yeewomen New England Amateur Rowing Association Charles River Boston Seattle Milwaukee Athletic Club Chief Bender Horn Island Cincinnati Kid Coster Artie Root Crowder Northwest Pacific Indians Lake Crescent Washington

Blind soldiers learn electrical work in US Britain and France

Blinded French and British soldiers are being trained to insulate coils and assemble electrical equipment by American Dr. Schuyler Wheeler. He started a blind workroom in Ampere New Jersey before helping establish programs in France at Neuilly sur Marne and Versailles and in England with St Dunstan's support.

London Associated Press France Great Britain Schuyler Wheeler New York Fance Ampere N. J Dr. Wheeler Sir Arthur Pearson England Neuilly-sur-Marne Rene Vallery-Radot The Pasteur Institute Society of the Friends of Blind Soldiers Great Pasteur Versailles Electiia Allied Manufacturers’ Association Hugo Hirst General Electric Company, Ltd St. Dunstan’s Arthur United States United Kingdom

Thrilling real life tale of Joe OBrien’s kidney cure

A dramatic account recounts Joe OBrien’s battle with Brights Disease nearly ending in death before recovery after using Hobos Kidney and Bladder Remedy. The piece urges readers to obtain the free booklet from listed druggists in Monroe, West Monroe, Calvert, and Deridder.

Joe O’brien Bright New Orleans Joe DeRidder Monroe Chase & Collens Allen's Pharmacy Faulk's Drug Store New South Drug Store Red Cross Pharmacy West Monroe C. W. Parnell & Co W. R. Mitchell Calvert Drug Store

Bonar Law urges Britain to invest in war bonds

London June 27 Andrew Bonar Law British chancellor urges economy and immediate investment of surplus earnings in National War Bonds or War Savings Certificates He calls for reduced personal and business expenses and for bank deposits to be redirected into war bonds He foresees large reinvestment of fifty million pounds in dividends and argues for a weekly borrowing approach over long loans.

London Associated Press Great Britain Andrew Bonar Law Bonar Law

Salads for Summer Protective Foods Guide

The United States Food Administration suggests salads as protective foods for summer. Yellow Tomato Salad uses yellow tomatoes with lettuce and French dressing. Kohirabi Salad features parboiled young kohirabi with red mayonnaise. Endive is chilled and dressed with paprika red dressing. Kentucky Salad combines lettuce cabbage and green peppers with bacon dressing.

United States Food Administration Kentucky

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