War Thrift drive on June 28 urged for Uncle Sam
The notice promotes the War Thrift campaign with emphasis that every day is a suitable day to support thrift for the nation and to aid Uncle Sam.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
6
The notice promotes the War Thrift campaign with emphasis that every day is a suitable day to support thrift for the nation and to aid Uncle Sam.
A proposed federal revenue bill should tax all by income, replacing the excess profits plan. Lawmakers must craft a fair system lasting beyond the war, with rates rising and falling by need, mirroring state and local taxes to avoid loopholes and ensure steady collections.
The piece argues the United States failed to sustain its melting pot spirit before and during the war. It calls for a unified American soul bought at great cost, praising France's morale while urging national unity. It notes Michigan Republicans refused a joint nomination with Henry Ford amid Wilson's push and Democrats aligning with that plan.
Bill Connor former speaker of the legislature travels to Everett to join shipbuilding after more than a year on Draft Board No. 6. Connor praised for intelligence and industry aiding government. Berlin residents flee by airplane. US plans humanitarian airlift. Ohio candidate Speake announces bid. Ford asserts common sense and populism in politics.
The text classifies bacteria into three families bacilli cocci and spirilia. It details cocci as spherical, forming clusters called staphylococci or chain like streptococci. Streptococci are aggressive invaders causing many illnesses and complicating other diseases. Weak immune systems allow them to trigger sore throat and tonsillitis.
George Randolph Chester and wife Lillian Chester, after six months in France reporting for The Star, describe returning to New York to a bustling city, Broadway, newspapers, a bakery, ice cream, and the contrast with war front life. They recount Paris nights, moonlight, and an air raid siren recalling Europe’s dangers.
Hove, charged for a second time as a deserter, has been taken to Camp Lewis in Everett, Washington, for military processing. The case centers on his alleged desertion and related offenses as he is transferred to the U.S. Army post for confinement and handling.
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