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Newspaper

Moulton Advertiser

Location

Moulton, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1918

Page

3

American Hero Holleran Becomes Airman Despite Amputations

Owen Cobb Holleran of Atlanta Ga after losing both feet pursued war service in Britain. He was initially discharged from infantry but built a flying career in the British air service, becoming a captain and flight commander. His journey from sergeant to flyer illustrates extraordinary determination and risk. Capt. E G Lowry recalls Holleran’s bold path from Cobbler to captain in wartime aviation.

Atlanta Dublin Fusileers British Air Service Huns France Owen Cobb Holleran Owen Holleran Bolleran E. G. Lowry London United States Army Captain Lowry Southern Bell Telephone Company Gray New York Scotland Yard Holloran Dublin Fusileers Gallipoli Egypt Halloran Serbia Georgia South Carolina England Cliveden Hospital Air Force Dublin Fusiliers Mander Hal Lowry

Hero of Zeebrugge Vindictive Captain Returns to New York

The Vindictive led the Zeebrugge raid against German submarine posts and returned with scars, its crew praising Captain Carpenter for the ship’s bold role. A visit to Captain Holleran reveals he was captured by the Germans during a daylight bombing run, presumed alive but missing, after a desperate fight as the mission ended.

Captain Carpenter New York

Castor Oil Shipments From Orient Boost U S Airpower

Seattle reports thousands of gallons of castor oil arriving from the Orient, aiding airplane motors as a key lubricant. Despite limited domestic production and failed crop efforts, overseas crops have prospered, and ocean shipments are expected to rise with mail route air service expansion.

Seattle Wash Orient America United States

Judge Freesman With Flu

In criminal court Pat Walter Sanowski appeared as a prisoner and left scot free after a doctor diagnosed influenza. The judge called for treatment, prompting a court-wide rush for the doors. The case was dismissed and Sanowski was taken to a hospital.

Pittsburgh Pat Walter Sanowski Criminal Court Sanowski

Captured Hun Band Plays Our Anthem

Pittsburgh Pa in France a German regimental band of 60 prisoners played The Star Spangled Banner in a surprise attack without a preliminary barrage. Corporal Ewan W Allan of the Three Hundred and Ninetieth Infantry reported the performance to his father, noting the musicians played the air creditably.

Pittsburgh France Ewan W. Allan Three Hundred and Ninetieth Infantry Allan

Why Soldiers Swear Says Reverend Doctor Marsh

Pittsburgh report quotes Rev Dr Daniel L Marsh on why soldiers swear during wartime. Reasons include loss of restraint, childhood habit unchecked in military life, laziness used to seem emphatic, belief it proves truth telling, cowardice bolstering courage, ego seeking attention, plus jealousy anger and liquor as contributing factors.

Pittsburgh Daniel L. Marsh

Portraying Character in Portrayals Observation

A reflective note on how individuals reveal character by how they depict others. The quote suggests a man expresses his own traits most clearly through his portrayal of another person, implying self-knowledge is mirrored in outward depiction.

Richter

Hope in the Ravine Portrait Returns to Love

Jane Rose, long separated from her artist lover Jack Gordon by a decade of care for her invalid mother, travels to the city. There she confronts the man she still loves, buys his painting, and discovers his failure yet rekindles their bond. Their reunion redefines hope and art as they reunite in the old room.

Jane Jane Rose John Allen Gordon Jack Hillcrest Jack Gordon John Gordon

Salute to a runner and a swapped cap mix up

Private Mathews, a battalion runner, carried a message to divisional headquarters and waited. He wore a different cap, saluted a French colonel, and only later learned he had taken the general’s cap. Milk and a bread box ice box tips follow with storage ideas.

Mathews

Ice Box for Sickroom Convenience

A nursery ice box in the sick room serves both patient and nurse, enabling easy access to a bottle of water and other needed items for comfort and care.

Courtesy to Visitors in Office Etiquette

A brief note stresses that strangers entering an office should be greeted politely. It urges nearby employees to offer help or to take a message, noting that a visitor’s impression of the employer hinges on staff courtesy and proactive assistance.

Water safety and proper well placement on a farm

The article urges strategic planning for farm utilities, stressing that well location must consider surface and underground drainage to prevent contamination. It details risks from barnyards, privies, and filth, outlines signs of unsafe water, and highlights the value of wood lots and windbreaks for protection and beauty.

Water quality and safety guidance for farm use

Water for domestic use should be clear odorless colorless and wholesome with about 50 degrees Fahrenheit temperature for farm needs. Yet good taste and appearance do not prove purity, as water can still harbor millions of germs. Reject any suspicious water until tested by competent sanitation authority, usually the state board of health.

Massachusetts State Board of Health

Soy beans suit farm plans with other crops

The text notes soy beans can be grown alongside other crops and that tractors let farmers work during favorable times. It mentions soy beans face few serious enemies and stresses thrift evidenced by a full smokehouse. It advises hauling implements to the machine shed after use and varying barnyard manure management by locality, with best yields from best care.

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