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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1918

Page

6

Louisa Goes Coed Over the Top in Wartime England

Louisa a German descended school helper in America joins mood and rumor as war looms. She battles discipline and loyalty, supports soldiers and Uncle Sam, and faces Lusitania tragedy debates amid teachers and students.

Louisa Cworan Brooms Palls Bsr Niépé Gettany America Germany Kyle Chermany Faderland Rand Polie Nevni von Hindenburg Louise Hlafest Louisa ‘Ton Bernise Lusitania Frohman Archie Butts Hubbard Khiser Sata Kaiser Loulen Sam

The Test

Poem urging citizens to act in a crisis and shoulder responsibility for freedom. Calls readers to face duty, reject crowd-masked cowardice, and decide if a people will triumph or fall. Describes accountability for the king or people and the costs of failure or glory.

Five Men at Home Stand to Help the Front

A wartime appeal urges citizens to work pray and give sacrifice while remaining at home. It frames support as essential to the soldiers in trenches and links faith to democracy civilization and international law. The piece calls for worship and moral action as core duties of home front volunteers.

Edward A Hermann the Vigilantes Universal Brotherhood Kingdom of God On Earth

Theiselag Speaks By Theodosia Garrison Vigilantes

The fragment presents a dramatic speaking voice claiming strength and loyalty to a nation, invoking youth and age, heritage, and call to freedom. It references a collective force and a pledge to uphold justice through steadfast service and endurance.

Theodosia-Garrison

Aerial Duel Over No Man’s Land Tells of American pilots

A correspondent recalls visiting an American air squadron in service near trenches. Two home trained pilots Campbell and Winslow engage German planes in a rapid dogfight, shooting one down and forcing another to retreat. The scene highlights grit, training, and chivalry amid war.

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Rochester Steamer Sinks Navy Guard Man Rescued

The steamer Rochester sank after an explosion forcing crew to abandon in lifeboats. Navy guard member W F Eisenhardt remained aboard briefly before deciding to leave with others. He is twenty one, from New Orleans, and was later praised by the secretary of the navy.

Rochester W. F. Eisenhardt United Statesf Naval Tremain Eisenhardt Trigh Coast Secretary of the Navy Eisénhardt New Orleans

Farmhands Hustle Demand Readiness As War News

Fragmented OCR text references farmhands, urgency, and wartime news. It hints at demand for workers, hustle, and attention to agricultural tasks amid ongoing conflict. Names, places, and dates are unclear but tone suggests a wartime labor call.

Agricul Ake

Tex star Theee Pays 6¢-Many Lawes

Fragmentary OCR text discusses legal issues and a PTA in dispute. Mentions a Tex star figure and laws, with quoted phrases about bending law and confusion over interpretation. Details are unclear but reflect a discussion of civic or educational policy.

Field of Blood Near Jerusalem Described by Monks

A historical tour notes the Aceldama outside Jerusalem known as the Field of Blood, a barren potter's field bought for thirty pieces of silver. Guides show caves and underground passages, ancient tombs, and a ruined Crusader charnel house.

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Birds and Pecker Savings Highlight Farmer Benefits

An authority argues that if bird numbers were as high as 60 years ago farmers would save millions. Woodpeckers in orchards reportedly perform 96 worm deliveries per hour, totaling about 210 dollars in three weeks, illustrating why farmers should not kill woodpeckers.

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