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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
4
Esther studies a be capped be spectacled grandmother figure in a reading lesson while pondering whether grandmothers hold to older times. At a party, Dorothy attends with peers, and a child speaks to her mother about wanting a truly good time and a small pet.
James Swarts's garden at Holter Tow Montana is warmed by a stove placed inside a curtain shield. The seven acre terrace garden rises to ten feet on a frame, with hollow centers and a wind permeable setup intended to extend the growing season.
Renowned comedian Harry Lauder urges Americans to back the next Liberty Loan, urging donations as silver bullets and shareholders in humanity. He ties his war effort to the Injured Soldiers' fund and the general subscription, recounting soldiers marching toward danger and calling on readers to act now.
A home front appeal urges readers to act as the back line trench in World War I. It stresses preparedness, food saving, Red Cross aid, and buying Liberty Bonds to support soldiers overseas. Readers are urged to audit their finances and duty, linking personal action to victory and defeating the Kaiser.
A wartime patriotic verse urging Americans to support liberty bonds. It appeals to duty in bearing arms or planting beans, urging quick debt-free funding to back soldiers facing danger and defend Uncle Samuel. The piece frames America as the world’s hope against tyranny and calls for collective sacrifice through bond purchases.
As spring arrives and roads improve, car owners are urged to limit pleasure trips to save gasoline for the war effort. Government needs and submarines hinge on fuel, so short trips and thrift can convert savings into Liberty Bonds. Victory requires all Americans to work, save, and lend to the Government.
Hindu naming practice described as babies receive their names at age twelve, traditionally chosen by the father and elders, reflecting cultural ritual and family status within the community.
Pacific Coast Manager considers using motor cars to move Sacramento ball club along the Coast League circuit. Bill Rodgers, recently returned to managing, advocates cars for scouting and travel, claiming time savings and access to remote hamlets. He notes driving from Sacramento to Pittsburg for talent, exploring motorized season travel.
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