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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
Kansas City Star argues John Dillon labels Sinn Fein as assisting Germany and betraying Irish liberty. Dillon urges Irish people to reject Germany tied policy, noting it harms Ireland's image abroad and weakens support for home rule among Americans and democrats.
The fragmentary clipping blends wartime notes on work or fight and home front priorities with remarks on German rationing and political unrest. It references fuel supply, army morale, anti democratic demonstrations, and broad social commentary amid rainy days and public shortages.
A vintage advertisement claims catarrhal deafness results from obstruction of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by canal or topical applications. It touts constitutional remedies and promises money back for a cure, signed by B. S. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
A noisy collage of wartime slogans and quips promotes thrift stamps and funding the war. It mocks critics, praises citizens and leaders, and reflects period attitudes about sacrifice, loyalty, and patriotism amid global conflict.
A piece extols American labor unity against Bolshevist propaganda. It argues labor supports patriotism, rejects class warfare, and resists socialist gas rhetoric led by Nearing Hillquit Meiser. It claims wartime bonds between rich and poor erased class divides and warns against socialist tactics.
The piece urges going without wheat to aid the war effort and frames bread as a convenience to cut. It argues nourishment over habit, ties food choices to national defense, and challenges readers to contribute to war work beyond military service. It also references political debate and public figures in a reflective, editorial tone.
A public wartime call urges every American to contribute to the war effort beyond the army and navy. It stresses that the conflict involves all ages and genders and challenges readers to choose their role in support of victory.
Johnson Bros of Nebraska City lists seed prices for multiple crops. Amber cane $2.25 a bushel, German millet $3.50, White Kaffir $2.90, Sweet Clover $17.50, Alfalfa 09.9 percent pure $12.00, Sudan grass 2c per lb in lots 2%e, Rape Lee bushel $7.00, navy beans 2.25 per pk, sweet corn 33.00 per pk.
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