Wanted stenographer position or hourly work
A person seeks a stenographer role or hourly employment. Contact by phone 82 or visit 153 Cherry Street for details.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
A person seeks a stenographer role or hourly employment. Contact by phone 82 or visit 153 Cherry Street for details.
Prothero proposes Church of England surrender glebe and tithe lands to the government to fund farms and homes for crippled veterans. Article contrasts feudal church wealth with disestablishment, and notes Uncle Sam runs a nationwide baby farm via the children's bureau to reduce infant mortality and boost national health.
London evangelist Gipsy Smith addressed about twenty thousand in Convention Hall praising soldiers and American support for the war effort. He argued military life preserves character, shared songs, spoke of YMCA material aid, and urged citizens to back government war measures and supply efforts.
Survivors aboard the raiders report two U boats in American waters U-37 and U-151 with stores for three months. Officials debate size and sea keeping while captains claim cruiser tonnage. Crews of 76 aboard one boat conflict with other reports. The raids continue to threaten coastwise shipping as Congress and Secretary Daniels urge expansion of wartime efforts in France.
The Fuel Administration urges residents to file coal delivery cards during the week of June 3 to ensure proper requisition. Many cards request later delivery, but warnings say coal supply depends on mine prices and government orders. Dealers warn that prices vary by mine and will rise after June 25. filing does not guarantee coal or fixed price.
Report states hostile ships may still be advancing south along the coast with New Jersey as their earlier targets. Naval authorities warn seas are warm and a misstep could bring destruction, while coastwise shipping tracks indicate ongoing radio reports and patrol efforts. Includes a local notice to see Mrs. Compton at 237 Oak Street for shorthand and typing services.
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