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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
3
An old Muscatine newspaper fragment outlines publication details, staffing, and imprint lines including publisher names, editing staff, and Associated Press affiliation. It notes subscription terms, delivery, and ad-rep offices, plus a patriotic poem reflecting on heritage and national colors.
The collapse of the Austrian advance into Italy signals a potential turning point in the war. German and Austrian forces face renewed pressure as Italian tactics and Allied support threaten the central powers. Observers note possible troop shifts from the Western Front to Italy, while hunger and war weariness press on the dual monarchy.
In the current German line in France uncertainty surrounds Foch s reserve strength and whether it is enough to prevent the enemy from an objective. Observers say the next two months are vital as the world could witness decisive offensive actions and the future course of civilization may be shaped by these developments.
A reader’s reflection notes that cross Atlantic air travel, once a circus stunt, could become a reality with Liberty motors and improved aircraft. The piece compares early car skepticism to aviation progress, suggests seaplanes beating storms, and highlights military implications of long range flight and German vulnerability.
The Chicago Tribune urges universal military training to forge capable citizens for future defense. It argues the pioneer farmer and craftsman gave way to a trained populace, needing a new program that blends vocational education with military discipline to form a civilian force as skilled as soldiers, echoing the historical frontier partnership of ax and rifle.
Chicago June 21 officials of the Illinois war savings stamp campaign announced a stamp day to sell at least one stamp to every man woman and child in the state on Friday. They said more than six million stamps must be sold to reach the goal.
Readable ad claims a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh and associated constitution ailments. It asserts internal action through the blood, strengthens the patient and treats the disease systemically. Endorsed by the proprietors with widespread availability through druggists.
Cassandra Andrews, a shy literature student, defeats social rivals in a campus tennis match with Professor English, who first mocks her then praises her. A playful court romance follows as he teases calling her Andy while she resists yet is drawn to him, ending with a kiss and uncertain feelings. The tale blends ambition, affection, and self-definition on campus.
Senators A B Cumming and W Kenyon expect to attend the Iowa Republican convention in Des Moines on July 10. Delegates are set at 1,681, with Charles A Rawson delivering calls as chairman. Governor Thadding to preside as temporary chairman and Horace Carter of Corydon named permanent chairman.
A reflective column argues that hate harms character and destroys good in people and creeds. It condemns derogatory criticism and urges focus on constructive ideals, noting hate corrupts thoughts and actions and undermines the universal plan of humanity.
The piece argues that wartime costs and durations hinge on civilian thrift. It urges Americans to adopt frugal habits, save money, and buy Liberty bonds to support the government, noting how thrift can speed peace and strengthen the economy for postwar growth. It frames saving as patriotic duty for all citizens and entertainment of the nation’s future.
A compact chronicle notes on various recalls from 50 to 0 years ago including church preaching by Rev. Woodhouse, the farmer road board formation, Grinwold College anniversary events, hunting at Nye's Island, visits by Rev. W A Swain, Buffalo J P lodge observances, a marriage amid Civic Roots and Nellie M Jones, and the Benjamin Hershey Memorial hospital training school commencement with graduates named.
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