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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

2

Give Your Boy a Chance to Rebuild His Life

Capt Arthur H Samuels shares a tale of a derelict whos life turns around after hospital care and artificial limbs He becomes educated and a leading authority in corporate law He marries a Southern girl has two children and a stable career The piece argues for comprehensive veteran rehabilitation programs including curative workshops training and jobs with federal coordination and urges women to support this effort for returning disabled soldiers.

Arthur H. Samuels Surgeon General's Department Hohenzollerns S-Large Samuels Uncle Sam Washington Ramuels Germany

Red Cross League of Love by Edwin Markham

Poem praising the Red Cross and the League of Kindness. The speaker pledges to carry love and mercy as flags that unite humanity. It envisions a future where compassion replaces warfare and all people lift together in brotherhood.

RED Cross League OF Love Edwin ‘Markham Vigilantes League of Kindness

Corn Versus Pork in The War Food Crisis

The writer argues Kellogg’s extreme vegetarian view to cut pork, citing ten pounds of corn per pound of pork and pork waste versus energy used by animals. He discusses German rationing, urges reducing pork, cotton, wool, and raising cattle without exercise to conserve food for allies and the war effort, calling for doubled production and precise use.

Kellogg Combe Bna Kellogg's America North Sea

Automobile survey shows 80 percent use for business

A 1917 survey of car owners finds 80 percent of automobile use for business and 53.1 percent of cars purchased by farmers. Salesmen and professionals show high car ownership, with time saved estimated as an army of 625,000 workers daily.

John N. Willys Uni United States

Automobiles as Nation’s Greatest Transportation Tool

A historical analysis outlines how U S workers in public services and mining own small shares of cars despite high mobility needs. It cites rail and road usage, noting 60 billion annual car miles versus 35 billion rail miles, and urges accelerated transport production to support war needs and supply chains.

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Value of Priming Cups in Cold Starts

The text explains priming cups aid starting on cold mornings and suggests using spark plugs with priming cups. It notes ethhe as the best priming substance. It also observes that the average farm vehicle is a truck and that this applies to both trucks and autos.

Street Talk War Mother Voice in Vigilantes Poem

A dramatic verse piece by Laura E. Richards dramatizes a War Mother and a nalniet speaking of fear and loss as guns echo. The speaker vows loyalty to both son and self with prayers for courage and endurance amid battle.

Laura E. Richards the Vigilantes

Arbitration grants new concessions for London council tramway staff

Scraps report arbitration awards granting about £50,000 yearly to London county council tramway employees. Other notes mention Caithness school boards adopting a $400 minimum for assistant teachers, oyster shells in cement, BC university agronomy courses, cork health debate, patented shoe arches, and coal pile ventilation tips.

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Remembered engagement at Waldorf Astoria dance

A report recalls a New York Waldorf Astoria incident where grease spilled on the floor nearly caused a fall. A hotel guest, later identified as Mr Boldt, cleaned the mess while a younger guest warned him, calling him old but courteous to safety and guests.

Waldorf- Astoria New York Paul Jones Willie Boldt Young Ladies Journal

Several Ways to Pay Debts Faced With Reluctance

The article notes there are multiple methods to settle debts, but most are paid reluctantly. It highlights hesitancy among borrowers and mixed feelings toward settlement options. The focus remains on payment behavior and financial strain.

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