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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
3
The National Security League launches a broad campaign to teach loyalty and patriotism in schools nationwide. Letters to state superintendents urge integrating war reasons, duties, and support into daily lessons to build home and community backing for America's war effort.
Mrs Philip North Moore president of the National Council of Women urges women to join the war effort through the Woman's Committee of National Defense and the National Security League. She argues for inspiration and action, highlighting women entering industries and the shift toward industrial and economic roles as essential to victory and world peace.
National Capital News and Views reports on a Senate sub-committee inquiry into coal shortages and railroad control during wartime. Witnesses discuss transport bottlenecks, government seizure of railroads, and patriotic profiteering while contrasting Hamiltonian centralization with Jeffersonian ideals. McAdoo is noted as Wilson’s son in law and potential successor.
An exhortation urging Americans to reject myths about war aims and to mobilize fully. It warns that victory requires strengthening at home and defeating enemies abroad, or else facing humiliation, poverty, and the ruin of foreign trade, with vivid images of German aggression.
Fragmentary note claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications of a certain remedy. It recommends systemic treatment and cautions against self medications. The text references the term disease term terh and a vague medical instruction.
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