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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1918

Page

16

Yankees Eager to Strike Germans in France Letter

Letter from Robert Crozier written in France describes U S troops training in Camp Green North Carolina to France. He praises French people and country, notes under fire experiences, and expresses optimism about facing front line trenches and Fritz. He mentions billets, equipment, and longing for home and travel after the war.

Fritz Robert Bob) Crozier France States Fritz Mon

Rye Bread Featured as Rye Week Prompts War-Era Dining

Muscatine area bakers and restaurants participate in a United States Food Administration rye bread campaign July 1 through 7. Chas R Warner, county sub-chairman for hotels and restaurants, urges local food dispensaries to serve rye bread to cut wheat use and stockpiles. Baker shops display rye bread signage and wagons carry the message to patrons.

Muscatine Warner United States Food Administration Food Administration Chas. R. Warner States Food Administration Weatine

Fourth of July Observances by Allied Troops

The Stars and Stripes reports a detachment of American soldiers will go to Rome to participate in the Fourth of July celebration. President Wilson receives the freedom of the city in Florence by unanimous vote, with a parchment scroll to be sent by the mayor and aldermen.

Paris the Stars and Stripes Rome Wilson Florence Italy

Stomach Troubles Brought Relief from Chamberlain’s Tablets

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick remedy for stomach distress from overeating and a torpid liver. It claims the medicine promotes free bowels, liver tone, and stronger digestion, with noticeable improvement in one or two days.

Sioux City Building Collapse Kills Forty. Dozens Injured

Sixty plus bodies recovered after Ruff Drug building collapse at Fourth and Douglas in Sioux City Iowa. Fire and rescue teams say most victims burned in the aftermath. Investigation into cause begun. dozens remain missing including three named individuals.

Sioux City Iowa Ruff Drug Company Fourth and Douglas Street Chinn Grocery Company Beaumont W. J. Becker

Iowan to Play in National Tourney

Matches in the national clay court tennis tournament at the South Shore Tennis Club continued with rain postponements from yesterday. Today features several men's singles matches including Oessner versus Passmore and Beyer versus McKnight, with further pairings listed and draws for doubles and women's events to be made tonight.

Associated Press Chicago South Shore Tennis Club Edward Oessner George Passmore St. Louis H. L. Beyer Grinnell Iowa J. R. McKnight Henry Botton Detroit R. G. England F. C. Josties R. L. James Saratoga N. Y R. H. Harrison Birmingham Ala T. Davies W. T. Tilden Philadelphia R. J. Hubbell Evanston J. B. Adone, Jr Dallas Texas H. B. Warner Charles S. Garrard Pittsburgh A.S. Merrigold Paul Bennet Winnipeg Man H. C. Wicks Cleveland

Helmets Defective Rescue Team Fatal in Mine

Three rescue crew members from O'Gara mine No 1 are believed killed by defective helmets. William G. Taylor Loren Whitter and Robert Kennedy entered a sealed room after a four week fire and were overcome by black damp. All were married and from Eldorado Illinois.

Associated Press Harrisburg Illinois O'Gara Mine No. 1 William G. Taylor Loren Whitter Robert Kennedy Eldorado

City Work Starts Today on Toll Project

Local officials announce the toll project begins today with construction crews moving in. City departments coordinate traffic plans and public notices as the project advances.

McNutt Leads City Work To Restore Badly Worn Highway

Mayor McNutt authorized city workers to start graveling and grading the road to Muscatine. The effort uses a city grader and farm teams aided by a committee from the Greater Muscatine association and the Muscatine Bridge company to stabilize the highway and prevent a return to its deep potholes. Work began with street workers and the street commissioner overseeing the project. Horse shortages may slow progress, but the mayor emphasizes finishing when the road is in proper shape.

Muscatine Association of Co Greater Muscatine Muscatine Bridge Company McNutt Deep Pool Road Higonor

Sprayers and War Garden Book Offer Cited

A wartime message urges readers to request the National War Garden Commission’s free Garden Book. It teases a discovery about what “the huge do not like” and mentions wheeling the sprayer into the trenches.

Maryland Washington D.C National Commission National War Garden Commission

Five Stars Added to Cedar Street Methodist Service Flag

Five new stars representing Albert Froehner Alfred Lemkau George Bahr Wesley Ruthenberg and Fred Diercks were added to the Cedar Street Methodist church service flag after Muscatine men left for military service. H F Giesler delivered a patriotic address praising the churchs patriotism and commitment to its members welfare during service.

Albert Froehner Alfred Lemkau George Bahr Wesley Ruthenberg Fred Diercks Muscatine Cedar Street Methodist Church H. F. Giesler

Alliance push in Tokio to form American-British Society

London reports a strong movement in Tokio toward creating an American British Society there. The group would promote cooperation between the two nations and advance mutual interests and ideals in the Allied effort.

Tokio London

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