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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
11
An OCR read shows jagged prose lamenting Long Agi and Prussianism while naming T. S. Schenck and Alice Dutton among scattered local references. It glances at Freedman's Bureau Kentucky, housing moves, and a vague note about an increase in fruit and a local brand in a park.
In Bishopstown Justine Flanders opens a Red Cross drive amid delays and misdirections. President Taylor Holmes praises her as the ideal fundraiser, then confesses love during a country ride, revealing their paths as actress and college head may never join.
Fern Howard urges readers to labor to keep friends, arguing the universal soul expresses itself through intimate connections. She cautions that self sufficiency leads to unhappiness and that eliminating friends harms one’s heart. She emphasizes appreciating and nurturing cherished relationships.
The Y M C A outlines a July Fourth program for American Expeditionary Forces troops in France. Activities include athletics dramatic and musical entertainments readings and distribution of Wilson speeches and poems. Field days and baseball games will reach soldiers across locations with large crowds expected in the Paris area.
Thisticles by Miss Feil explains canning press acid fruits and making jelly for home demonstrators. It outlines clear steps for packing fruit, filling with hot syrup, and cooking times. Future columns promise more demonstrations and sale buttons.
Delegates from eleven townships attended the county board meeting at the office of County Superintendent E D Brad. They discussed upcoming agenda items and supported a ten dollar raise in teachers salaries due to rising living costs. P F Carroll Milton spoke on school war issues and E A All Fulton township read a poem on teaching patriotism while Gibbs Lake township addressed the school library.
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