Sugar Backbones of Americans in War Time Rationing
Yet nation-wide effort cut sugar use by over half a million tons in July through October, preserving supplies and averting famine. Public discipline under Food Administration guidance reduced monthly consumption to about 200,000 tons at times, totaling about 1,000,000 tons for the quarter. The piece lauds public sacrifice, warns against disobedience, and notes potential return to normal intake if Allies and government demands continue.
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United States
Eugue
Louisiana
New York City
Framingham
Mass
Blue
Avenes
Huggeoe
American Spirit Proclaimed Amid Strikes and Resolve
Fragmentary wartime prose recalls American resilience and unity as leaders insist democracy will endure. The text asserts confidence in American strength, urging steadfastness despite threats to the republic and wartime upheaval.
Loyalty in Little Things Last Proof of Patriotism
Fragmentary notes reflect a historic call for steadfast loyalty in daily life. The text references a disruption of sugar allowances and duties, hinting at wartime rationing and moral exhortation. Read as a period plea, it evokes civic virtue through small personal acts amid scarcity.
Food Will Win the World Declaration and Hope
The message argues that sharing food and peace can earn global gratitude. It praises American generosity as a path to goodwill and stability, suggesting aid and nourishment as tools for international harmony.
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America
German School System and Its Autocratic Emphasis
The article analyzes how Germany structures education to embed autocratic ideals in the masses. It describes six year olds entering the People’s School, focusing on arithmetic geography grammar and religion while praising Germany’s achievements and discouraging independent thought. It notes limited access to secondary schools due to high tuition and cites a system that molds obedient citizens.
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Germany
Esmeralda in a North Carolina Farmland Comic Play
A four act comedy by Burnette and Gillette features Elbert and Lydia Rogers as the North Carolina farmers and Esmeralda, Dave Hardy, and Paris intrigues. The plot follows a schemer’s bid on the Rogers farm for iron rich ore, Esmeralda’s forced betrothal, and Dave’s pursuit to recover his land and love, ending in a cottage in Nei Carolina.
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Dave
Esmeralda
Paris
Ihro Estabrook
George Drew
Jack Desmond
Nora
Kate Desmond
Nei Carolina
Elbert Rogers
North Carolina
Lydia Ann Rogers
Esmeralda Rogers
Dave Hardy
North
German Education System and Noted Personalads
Excerpt discusses German schooling from elementary to university, detailing nine years of study and class differentiation including Realschule and gymnasium paths, plus implications on autocracy and civic obedience. The text shifts to brief notices listing Jack Desmond and others, a property ad in St. Johns, and local services offered by Miller & Tracey, with miscellaneous fragmented lines.
St Johns Honor Roll Names Enlistees in Uncle Sam's Service
A long list from St Johns records individuals who have joined the U S military. Readers are asked to report any omissions to the office. The names include Whitmore Irvine Knowles Bugbee Poff Galloway Haskell Clark Swan Martin Sorber Strickland Anderson Willett Thompson Lear Davis Trowbridge Larson Rutherford Plaskett Brandenberg Welsh Bowe Heath Semalling Bouns Johnson Eutinger Simmons Toole Hiatt Walker Jensen Meyer Elmer Maples Lester D. Smith Bellinger Rice Moulton Hawkins Ward Satterlee Wilbur Rice Leslie Moulton Reed Chamberlain Vanderbeek Shringer Verdegan Brown Cannard Bowley Vanderbeek Shringer etc.
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St. Johns
Uncle Sam
Ees
Eugene Hiatt
Dave Walker
August Jensen
Ray Meyer
van Corn Elmer Maples
Rey Lester D
Basil B. Smith
Bryant Kilkenney
Paul Rude
Emory Gillmore
Lewis Wirth
Harold Meredith
Hawkins
Hugh Ward
Kindle C
Satterlee
Gordon
Wilbur Bellinger
Zelta Rice
Leslie B. Moulton
Harry Truman
Frank Green
Walter Rickson
Frank Whitney
Thomas Reynolds
Carlyle
Richard Barley
Cecil Mungone
Frank Bugbee
Ivan Faber
Bert Sandstrom
Gail Perrine
Norman Nelson
Grover Barron
Harry J. Simmona
Thos
Robert
Max Witters
A. Tall- W. Stevens
Ne Thad
William E Gallow
Geo W. Fi
Jack Douglas
Joy Milton Carnahan
Elmer Flynn
J. Elmer Thomas
Eugene Small
Howard
Asil Holcomb
Carl
George J. Letson
Merie Andrew Teeling
Guy Edwin Jesling
Albert Wrinkle
Eneas Small
Raymond Sprouls
Roy Andrews
Leonard H. Gagen
Frank Carlson
John B. White
Donald M. Flynn
Raymond Smith
Tony Hulicki
Fred Marlett
Albert ¥. Marcy
John Balke
Ae Crosson
Anton Picklip
F. B. Wright
Vernon C. Scott
K. Hessinger
Harry Alen
George H. Royer
William Hughes
Clyde Thayer
Leo Sterns
Edward Hanson
Casper Hanson
Sam Dewey Peterson
Theo
Fred Muller
Viking Larson
Gardner M
Whipsi
William M. Kooeter
Gilbert Olson
Bar Keliher
Ernest Jensen
Clyde Hein
Melvin A. Butts
Raymond PF. Bueermann
Allen F. Sterritt
Delbert Edward Howard
Randph Howard
Louis Dunsmore
Russell Smith
Wm. Schroeder
Remond Miller
Joseph Toole
Merea Whitmore
Samuel P. Maples
Wayne
Coville
Leroy F. Coville
Marshall T. Shaw
Walter Bek
Traes
Rey
Mon Thompsone Peterson
Wesley Went
Clifford Luce
Hobart Theis
Advice to Flu Convalescents Warns on Tuberculosis
U S Public Health Service cautions the public against tuberculosis dangers amid flu recovery. Contains guidance for convalescents to seek lung examinations, notes cold symptoms that linger may signal TB, and warns against trusting patent medicines. Emphasizes early recognition and medical advice over unverified remedies. Public health notice stresses TB risks in the United States with millions affected and practitioners urging vigilance.
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U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Health warning on tuberculosis risks from influenza
Washington reports a United States Public Health Service alert linking influenza to higher tuberculosis deaths. Surgeons urge precautions, prompt lung exams, and avoidance of patent medicines. Emphasizes testing, proper living, nutrition, and fresh air as best defenses.
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Royal Academy
London
Hodge St
Greed second hand Semashion Nee wer Cane
A fragmented note recalls a local concern over second hand goods in Semashion Nee and a cane linked to a disputed trade. The sparse text hints at a community issue but lacks clear names or dates for fuller context.
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Rosebud
Central School
Robt
Anderson
Joseph McChesney
M. D
Ren.ove
Thorolovhk
Philadelphia Street
Empire Investment Co
Knights and Ladies of Security
Johns Council
Ting Het al Hors
Metubere
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Johns
Oegon
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O Charetill
Buide Grand Burroughe
W. Davis Real Estate
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Woodlawn
Justce
Doric Lodge
Alt
A. My
Tickeer's Hall
Vieltons
N. N Killefeen
W. Davin
Modern Woodmen of America
Marcy, Geo, Mubin
Smith Avenue
Holmes Lodge
Anights OF Pythias
Bickner
WOR, Evens, Co
Woodmen of the World
B. Hall
Leavitt
Jersey Streets
L.L, Theling
CC W
Coon
JR. Weimer
Pace of
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Viw Expressers
ES Pelata Ac Pocstotaia
Mendy
Eitopte Ko Bet SC
Jtle & Walter
Giark
Portland
W. W. Rogers the Raincoat Man
N. Jersey
Eee
Real Gymnasium
Realschule
Elf
Nora Desmond
Marquis de Monteasin
Sophie
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Eral
Gladys Coon
Saie
Willamette Boulevard
Any
St.Johns Bank
Peninsula
H. Henderson
Jersey Street
Miller& Tracey
Spain
England
Georgia
Sie North
Kellogg Street
Col
Sor
Gabriel Pullin
Diaphram Hreathing
Lombard St
Phete Columbia
Frank A
Rice Thacher
Alice E. Potter
Church
Teta
HA. Ithen
Bertha C. Burdick
Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Arthur Newshola
Boglink Public Health Service
Rupert Bue
United States Police Health Service
Sulesse
John Oliver
Bow Ag
Helen M. Harper
Frank G. Eichenlaub
Sellwood
Gilarap
M.D
H.R. Seely
Mld
Drs. Gilstrap & Seely
Swadeys
Ewart P. Borden
Ae Oy
A. B. Calder
H. F. Jones
North Jersey Street
J. Vinton Scott
Sanday
Fontmaia Monk Wily
Columbia Iq
Lewis Caldwell
Childlgen
Burlington Street
Davis
W. Daves
Philadelphia St
St. Johnsee
Mother's New Home
S. Jersey St
Shipbuildee’s
St. Judes
Mks
J. R. Chauncey
North Jersey St. ST. Johns
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Jorsey Street
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