War Record of the Home Front and Armament Efforts
Complete returns from 48 states show 12 006 000 men aged eighteen to forty two registered on September 12 under the selective draft. Army observers praise air and naval support in firefighting and disaster response while the Ordnance Department reports total production of small arms ammunition. Navy aviators fight fires at Morgan plant rescue missions receive high praise. Red Cross volunteers and U S food administration rules reshape sugar, meat, and vegetable service to support wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Ordnance Department
Prom Committee of Public Information
Washington
Intex
Jocw
Alaska
Porto Reo
Hawaii
TK Bragg
United Rhaten
War Department
United States
Food Administration Gratin, Corporation
Intield Artillery
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Stunt, Jr
John. Thompson
Miseums
Morwun
Nod
Del
Contiagen Ton
Camp Alfred Woll
Jersey
Lieut
Cyrus F. Smythe
HL. Armstrong
Smythe
Major Armstrong
Horning
Hebria
Mm Concern
Boston
Vicinity
United War
United States Food Administration
Fim
Food Administration
The
Ugat
Views of His Reply Vary Armistice Terms Debate Amid World War I News
Edward W. Pickard reports on German war posture and Allied armistice hopes as Vienna and Berlin signal political shifts. Germany retreats in Belgium and northern France while public opinion in the United States questions Wilson’s note and the pace toward peace. The piece covers Allied advances, German setbacks, and shifting plans for a broader settlement.
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Edward W. Pickard
Kinny
Teauporth
United States
Sini Tts
Germany
Iemand
Wile
Berlin
Washington
Qumitrles
Nurvisers
Bertin
Wilson
Betsun
Northern Prince
Sliteh
Wny Pence
Kaiser
Great Britain
France
FIM
Austria-Hungrey
Wilson Li
Vientis
Mate
United
Austin
Hungary
Vienn
Lesson for November 3 from Genesis Golden Tent
Oddly garbled text presents a biblical lesson on Genesis 25 focusing on Isaac, Esau, Jacob, and birthright themes. It discusses parental favoritism, their temperaments, and the moral warning against profane haste for earthly gain. It emphasizes that God directs divine plans despite human scheming and warns that evil means cannot justify good ends.
Refused to Enter Dugouts by Wounded Soldiers in Bombing Raid
Red Cross nurses Margery Sawyer and Mabel Butler found American wounded in a hospital near Rarecourt calm amid German bombing. Soldiers refused to leave beds or enter dugouts until urged by alarm, then chaos and debris filled the room as smoke and dust swirled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross
France
Rarecourt
Margery Sawyer
Buffalo
N. Yo
Mabel Butler
New Haven
Conn
Pines
Pantie
Mine Sawyer
Rocka
Understanding the Bible and Moody on Humility
A fragment discusses plain meaning of scripture and vanity of worldliness. It cites Daniel Web ster and Moody on madness for faith and humility, noting humility means not thinking of oneself. It quotes Moody on humility and the light of life exposing hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Web
Danderine promises hair growth after dandruff cure
An old advertisement claims Danderine cures dandruff and prevents hair loss within minutes. It touts new hair growth, added shine, and a fuller look after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores or counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Adv
Nurse Disciplined After Ringing Officers Quarters Bell
In base hospital discipline case a nurse rang the officers quarters bell early one morning. When asked what she wanted she said the nurses’ villa was on fire. After the blaze was put out she asked why she did not warn others instead of calling. She claimed nurses were not allowed to speak to enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quadera
Infantry
Digestive Relief Ad Copy From Classified Space
An advertising snippet describes fast relief for indigestion gas upset stomach and heartburn. It emphasizes immediate relief and includes mentions of pain distress and headaches as symptoms addressed by the product. The copy targets readers seeking prompt tummy comfort.
Papes Diapepsin Relief Sale Aids Ailing Stomachs
An ad touts Papes Diapepsin as fast relief for digestion and dyspepsia. The pill promises instant comfort, claiming users feel better within moments after taking the tablet sold at drug stores. A humorous patient exchange in a hospital ward follows, featuring soldiers exchanging blurred banter about outfits and company designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Alek
Get New Kidneve Shows Early Warning Signs
Fragmented text describes early warning signs of kidney or toxin exposure and the body's reaction to filtering poisons. Mentions urine changes and invitation or loss as potential symptoms, suggesting warnings that may lead to further medical concerns.
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America
Quartermaster Corps of the Art Aire
Central Powers
Turkey
Bulgaria
Finance Division
Quartermaster Corps
al Jotteck
Africa
Asia
South America
Australia
Central America
Iceland
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Palmer
Bureau ‘of Navigation
Navy Department
Megelaries
Wir
Wien
Treasury Department
Giuseppe Frascara
Red Crom
Delia Somagna
Italy
Seaator Francara
Arma
Warlimment
Columbia
Georgia
Mansachunella Fish
Ian Ay
Montana
New York
Anon
North Carolina
North Pakota
Ae Kr
Winconathan
Wyoming
St. Miles Autient
Bruges
Belgium
Vanke
Verdun
Ashurst
Arizona
Hell
Muel
Belilin
Delag
Jen
Fae
Argonny
Meuse
Ludendorff
Belgia
Reigt Pome
Holland
Haig
Gians
Cloxes
Valenciennes
Maubeuge
Mons
de Fon
Schelde
Scheldt Cunt
Fire of Sons
Maubeu
Elden
Ardennes
le Cateau
Armerlcans
Ghent
Hrmges
Laon
Uwe Champagne
Enr
Deriaus
Heer
Champaucne Ind Meuse
Rene
Amer
Near East
Roummulan
Turekey
Grsova
Austria
Montenegeo
AC Krishevnis
Serbia
Germin B
Belgeade
Constantinople
Syria
Balestine
Haron van der Lancken
Hrudels
Edith Cavell
Brand Whitlock
Genesin
Ken
Ncot
Esa
Jacob
Ike Fsau
Esau
Tanne
Esau Becmne
Hils
Isane
Rebeorn
Bik Einning
Fann
Patri Rirehul
God
Pliny
Josepb
Pbritzwater
Bible Institute of Chicago
Paul
Moody
Moses
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