New Mexico Resolves Against German Language in Schools
The State Board of Education, backed by Governor Lindsey and the New Mexico Council of Defense, endorses Claxton’s plea to retain English as the universal language in the United States. The resolution condemns teaching German in private schools and affirms American language and loyalty.
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New Mexico
America
Americans
State Board of Education
United States
Claxton
Lindsey
New Mexico Council of Defense
Africa
Langetaee Falls
Kansas War Chronicle Debuts Public Defense Bulletin
The Kansas Council of Defense publishes The Council of Defense Chronicle at Topeka as a wartime bulletin for Kansans. Volume one number one promises readers updates on Kansas’ role in the war and how citizens support victory. It notes cultural items and mentions Hearst magazines in the wartime media mix.
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Council of Defense Chronicle
Kansas Council of Defense
Topeka
Failing Our Boys German War Propaganda Crumbles in War Pinions
The piece rails at Germany for deportations in Russia and aggression abroad, condemns German spies and violence, and urges Americans to fight as men. It cites U S Steel bond drives, Liberty Loans, and Prime figures like Hearst and Ford as patriotic stances supporting the war effort, while reprimanding German Prussianism.
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Germany
Russia
Rman
America
Local and national notes mix in spring salients and quotes
An assortment of brief items from newspapers including Gov Lindsey naming a Woman's Committee chair in Albuquerque, wartime recruitment lines urging Liberty Bonds, Clemenceau and Czernin diplomacy remarks via the Providence Journal, and local camp chatter from Camp Devens. Also mentions Regimental sense on tanks, and a Detroit Evening News remark about a repentant swiner.
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Gray Hair Darkening
An old home remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready-to-use hair darkener. The ad claims immediate gray coverage, explaining use by applying a strand at a time with a brush or sponge and promises glossy, youthful results without disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Liberty Bonds War Call Urges Farmers to Buy
A wartime appeal urges farmers and all Americans to invest in Liberty Bonds to fund the war effort. The piece argues patriotism alone isn’t enough and emphasizes supporting England, France, and Allied nations by directing money through bonds. It links bond purchases to national security and the preservation of American farming and industry.
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Joe
Lely
George Matthew Avazoe
Neibor
Washington
England
France
Weather Crop Report for New Mexico Week Ending April 9 1918
Weather Bureau reports a moderate temperature week with partly cloudy skies and mostly dry conditions. Light showers touched extreme east and southeast counties while northern valleys received moisture for plowing and seeding. Winter wheat remains fair to good in eastern counties despite high winds and frosts damaged early fruits in southeast areas. Farm work varies by locale with plowing under way in several towns and increased spring wheat sowing acreage.
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S. Weather Bureau
San Fe
Tres Viedras
Santa Fe
Jemez Springs
Charles E. Linney
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Claim Liver Cleanse
A medical claim promotes drinking hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to wash the liver and bowels of indigestible matter, bile, and toxins. It warns against harsh laxatives and asserts the remedy is harmless, inexpensive, and tasteless for daily use.
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