American Raids and Frontline Actions Highlight War Brief
The report notes American raids in Lorraine reaching the second enemy trench line and destroying defenses with artillery support and gas shells. British forces repelled German attempts in Armentieres while fronts from Flanders to Passchendaele see continued activity, with Palestine advances and political shifts shaping the broader wartime picture.
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Lorraine
France
Armentieres
Flanders
Ypres
Passchendaele
St. Quentin
A Nation Calls Its Youth to Service and Hope
A civic appeal urges young people to join in broad wartime efforts and Red Cross drives while keeping harsh realities from impressionable minds. The piece stresses enthusiasm, fidelity, and unity as guiding principles and cautions against exposing children to hatred.
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Red Cross
Parent Teachers Leader to Speak at High School Auditorium
Miss Lida G. Gardner national organizer of the Parent-Teacher Association and state organizer of Community School Leagues will address parents at the High School Auditorium on Thursday March 21 at 3 o clock. If conducting a sale, readers are advised to consult the Advocate for bills.
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Lida G. Gardner
Parent-Teacher’s Association
W. Ss. S
Card of Thanks for C C Schooler
We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness during the sickness and death of our husband and father C C Schooler. Special thanks to Rev Clyde Darsie the pallbearers and flower donors. Wife Son and Daughter.
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C. C. Schooler
Clyde Darsie
Excellent Record Mitt L Kelly Returns Home
Mitt L Kelly son of Mrs Kelly returns to Marion Alabama after months at the Naval Academy entrance examination in Annapolis and honors his mother for services to the country with Sterling pride.
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Mitt. L. Kelly
Mrs Kelly
Marion Tntdy Ala
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kelly
Sterling
Lee Conyers Joins Owingsville Outlook Associated Paper
Mr Lee Conyers longtime figure with Owingsville Outlook has joined this paper and begun duties.
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Lee Conyers
Owingsville Outlook
American Boy Clothes for the American Boy
Bright sales pitch for boy apparel offering Navy and Army styles along with civilian wear. Promotes coats belts pockets long pants sailor suits middy short pants and beach suits in wash goods with January to June seasons. Announces Easter orders cut to March 20 and highlights a wide shoe selection including J. & M. W. L. Douglas Dunlap Eclipse and Johnson Murphy brands under Levi Thompson.
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Pershing
New York
Johnson & Murphy
Dunlap
Eclipse
W. L. Douglas
Levi’ Thompson
Spring Drive on Men’s Fine Suits
Attention is requested to the Stein-Bloch and Kuppenheimer lines. In these days of mixed conditions men must watch. From sheep to finished product naturalized these brands. American Brains, American Industry, at Rochester and Chicago, have made suits for all walks and figures possible. A look today at these all wool hand-tailored garments will prove their superiority.
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Stein-Bloch
Kuppenheimer
Rochester
Chicago
Stetson Spring Hat Showcase at Stetson Headquarters
Preparedness notice invites gentlemen to view the latest Stetson Spring Hats in khaki olive green brown and black shades. Company claims the largest display east of Louisville with a complete showing of all spring styles for real men who dare.
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Rockies
Belgium
Louisville
Stetson
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Palestine
Jericho
Leon Trotzky
Nikolai Lenine
Brest-Litovsk
Trotzky
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Kiev
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Shmrinka-Odessa
Piave
Rheims
Teuton
Naples
Italy
Adriatic
Heney
Walsh Company
Kentucky
The
Army
J. & M., W. L. Douglas and Dunlap Shoes
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