Truth About German Propaganda in American War Effort
The piece warns against German agents fueling religious, racial and economic tensions to undermine U S unity. It cites false Catholic and Protestant accusations, anti Catholic and anti Protestant slanders, and attempts to pit farmers and workers against government controls. It urges citizens to reject such propaganda and report disloyal activity.
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Mie Committee On Public Information
Ashington
D. C
Harvey O’higgins
Mr. O'Higgins
Italy
Knights of Columbus
Red Cross
Wilson
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Congressional Record
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Kaiser
Spain
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Austria
England
France
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Belgium
Poland
America
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Ireland
Quebec
Rudyard Kipling
Cardinal Mercier
Europe
Prussia
Palandts
Reghins
South
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Eee Eee
New York
Theis
Allie
Chicago
Food Administration
Chienze
Fond
Congress
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Kaiserites
Tesling
Inhor
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Jord
The Parson Chicken Story at Ashland Avenue
An Indianapolis News note recalls a family naming a black rooster The Parson and hosting a dinner where child Margaret exclaims they killed and ate the Parson earlier, prompting a swift parental explanation about the cannibalistic misstatement.
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Ashland Avenue
Margaret
Moth‘én
Mamma
Arler
Indianapolis News
Knights of Health Crusade enrolls half a million youths
Across the United States half a million children aged five to sixteen are enrolled in a program under a Crusader cross banner promising a year of hygienic duties to improve health conditions at home and in communities. The initiative emphasizes health and mental discipline through regular duties.
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Knights of Health
United States
Influenza Outbreak Described As Not Spanish Origin
Surgeon General Rupert Blue explains Spanish flu is not proven to come from Spain. The disease resembles a contagious cold with fever and pale appearance but varies in severity across regions. Researchers study causative germs and transmission from person to person via droplets and air in ways that may spread illness.
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Blue
Washington, D. C
Alfonso
Spain
United States
Pfetzfer
Europé
Jime
How Spanish influenza spread and prevention advised
A health article explains symptoms of influenza, its spread potential, and the uncertain origin of the so called Spanish flu. It stresses rest at home, isolation, handling discharges safely, hygiene, air quality, and following doctor and health officer guidance to curb transmission.
Public Health Nurse Pamphlet Aids Baby Survival Efforts
Paris Garage notes the U S Department of Labor pamphlet The Public Health Nurse How She Helps to Keep Our Babies Well prepared by Dr C E Winslow Yale. The drive aims to save 100000 babies during the Children's Year campaign with state councils urged to appoint nurse supervisors and coordinate with emergency camp activities. Fresh milk support to 1000 cows loaned by France will fund a model dairy at the main American army hospital in France with a $5000 appropriation for setup and convalescent soldier operated maintenance.
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Bureau
United States Department of Labor
C. EB. A Winslow
Yale University
Council of Mrther Defense
National Organization For Public Health Nurses
State Councils of National Defense
France
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Official Health Bulletin
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Public Health Service
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Valencia
Orient
Russia
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