American Yanks Prove Superior In European War Fronts
The article extols American forces, noting their rapid overseas deployment and decisive impact. It argues Germany fears American entry and that U S troops are the advancing guard of a growing army, predicting Allied victory as the U S strengthens. The piece portrays Germany as overconfident and unable to match Yankee pluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States‘of America
America
Fritz
Wampien
St Jy
Germany
France
Rumor of Sunk Ships Sparks War News Alarm
A widespread report claimed three large transports were sunk off the American coast, but it was unconfirmed. The piece warns readers against spreading German-made war tales and urges verification of sources to support patriotic duty and morale.
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Journal Office
Kaiser
America
Warform
Jt Patriotic Service
Itu
Last Word: Kaiser Kaiser Wilhelm Responsible for War Outbreak
The article cites Dr Willem Muehlen claiming Emperor Wilhelm provoked the war and forced German leaders to back his policy. It argues earlier blame was misattributed to military men rather than the Kaiser, with Mussolin's disclosures used to debunk pro-German defenses.
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Europe
Kalsar
Krupp
Timta
Willelm Muehlen
Banat
Berlin
Germany
von Hiindanburg
Emperor Wilhelm
Kaiser Lovar
Hohenzolleras
The New Select Men Call to the Colors 1915 Class
The 1515 class has been called to the colors as draft registration surges in Chicago. Youths reaching majority since June are enlisting, with about 16,000 Chicago boys volunteering last year. The piece urges class of 1919 recruits to view service as a historic crusade and a sacrifice that will be remembered in future Memorial Day parades. It compares the coming war effort to historic battles and calls for unity and patriotism.
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Chicago
Wiliam the Conqueror
Arthur
Joan
Rhokas
Pershing
Lexington
Paul Revere
Chicago Herald-Examiner
United States
Great Lakeas
Packie
Theubmarine
Cambden N. J
England
Nd Canwia
Norway
Japan
Stars and Stripes
Marshal
Town Times Republican
Enroll Nurses for Cantonment Work
New York announces Surgeon General Hupert Blue of the Public Health Service has asked the American Red Cross to enroll nurses for overseas duty and for sanitary work in extra cantonment zones at home. Nurses are also needed in trachoma and pellagra programs.
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New York
N. Yu
Hupert Blue
The
Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Ned Cross
Blue
Red Cross
Lieutenant and the Campbells Skating Date Mixup
In 1918, Lieutenant Kenny agrees to meet Fred Campbell’s sister-in-law, Dorothy Bly, after Fred tries to pair him with his attractive wife. Kenny discovers Dorothy is the sister and falls for her, while Fred jokes about Kenny preferring his sister-in-law. The pair plan a skating outing, leading to mutual realization and a budding romance.
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McCiues
Hopaleas
Kenny
Campbell
Freds
Carmp
Malin Street
Beta Thora
Kanny
Fred
Ava
Mred
Tom Kenny
Tyo
Tom
Mia
Shera
Indias
Sister
Lomi
Frad
Slater
Mrs. Campbell
latly'Indy
Silva
Dutt
Warner Caniyhell
Tool
Pheu
Leanor
Eleanor
Dorothy Bly
Dorothy
Lieutenant Campbell
Your House and Home Ideals Echo in Personal Tales
Brargage reflects on home as more than brick and mortar, arguing true homes blend understanding, freedom, and cooperation. Personal recollections reveal how a real home shapes children, privacy, and shared warmth beyond mere rooms and possessions.
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Flo
Reminiscences of Long Ago Items From June Era
A fragmentary archival reminiscence chronicles events from six decades ago including a June wedding at a residence on Wad. py officiated by Rev. Br. L. Beldon, notes on Mississippi River flood history with 1828 high water, and bridge detentions due to recent rain. Also mentions past local sales, lodge elections, travelers, and mayoral and journal staff movements across decades.
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A. C. Dott
BR. L. Beldon
William J Wadleigh
Salinda Schmeltner
Tha
Manissipp
Plooda
St. Louis
Women praise Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
In St Louis Missouri Mrs Brame recalls suffering from fifteen to thirty days monthly pain and weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the remedy, urging other women to try it and seeking confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Ei. Finkham
Jon Frame
St. St. Louis
Brame
Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine, Co
Lynn, Mass
War Kitchen Wheatless Recipes From U S Food Administration
The article presents wheatless tested recipes from the United States Food Administration to save time and labor. It notes measurements are approximate and suggests variations including nuts and dates, with instructions for oat and corn flour bread and other breads. It ends with a stark wartime morale anecdote about two chances for each outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Irontic Kidney? Iron Health Claim Warned?
Brings bold claims of iron for energy and endurance from a Buffalo doctors group. It promotes Irontic tablets at sixty cents a vial with a trial offer of ten cents, urging daily use for vitality and blood fortification.
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Pierca
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Doctor
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I Virginia
Roswar
Wyoming Lodge
PH. Snyder
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Ggl
Tramp
Oscar Grosheim
Kansas
Mra
Winn
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Ohio
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Henry Reinemland
German Lutheran Church
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Fulam
J. M. Gob
Washington
Jynac
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C. I. Schmalzland
Harold
Ralph, Witsworth
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Florence Gould
Oventusy
Tacoma
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Siagle
Moy
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