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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1918
Page
3
An Amurrican veteran recalls a trench raid near Gommemourt wood. In No Man's Land a Scottie dog dies beside a wounded comrade while the narrator survives after severe injuries. He cites 17 killed in the raiding party and notes no prisoners captured.
A wounded correspondent recalls from a first aid post to an ambulance voyage under shell fire toward a temporary hospital. He shares the trek, the doctor’s care, a brief ale reprieve, and the chilling aftermath as stretcher bearers move the wounded toward safety.
A wounded American recounts escape from death, transport by ambulance and hospital ship, Red Cross nurses, and a Munsey Ward stay. He recalls the eye injury, bandage fixes, and caring British and American staff, plus ward rivalries and visiting days.
The article argues that mothers bear a central role in defending and shaping the future during wartime. It urges care for children, supports for families, and collective action through bonds, savings, and youth groups to sustain a hopeful postwar country. It emphasizes sacrifice, memory for those who suffered, and the enduring link between child welfare and national strength.
French geometer Maurice Sauger linked shell velocity to the earth’s age problem, estimating a 20 minute 84 second round trip for a stone through the earth. Other scholars like Gassendoll and Mersenne offered differing times, and Sauger’s view explains sinking and rising forces within the planet.
A bank cashier speaks with a madam about a cash withdrawal, noting the form does not state how much money is needed and asking to fill in the missing details. The dialogue is presented as a humorous exchange from an old issue of In Person's Weekly.
A harsh editorial advocates violent suppression of the Industrial Workers of the World and allied liberals. It calls for execution or confinement of leaders, deportation or punishment for adherents, and labels liberal defenders as German agents or pacifists, predicting social upheaval without reform.
Prepared by the Agriculture Department the article explains parcel post marketing hinges on appearance and uniformity of high value produce. It stresses strict rules against ground-picked fruit, professional packing, and clear producer consumer relations including remittance terms and prompt correspondence.
The passage argues that a record system is needed to detect loafers in dairy herds and to assess each cow’s milk and butter output relative to feed. It highlights the cow testing association as a tool to reveal eye opening production facts.
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