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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

3

Haig Retreat Seen Through Pettit’s Frontline Letter

First Lieutenant Roswell T. Pettit of Ottawa Illinois recounts nine days of brutal fighting during the British Fifth Army retreat from St. Quentin in Picardy. He logs artillery barrages, tank action, gas threats, and a harrowing advance then withdrawal, ending with his relief from duty and return to the American theater.

Pettit Ottawa Picardy Roswell T. Pettit J. W. Pettit Chicago Tribune Fifth Army St. Quentin Verdun Ostend Zeebrugge North Sea Lord Thyme Doc Paris Roswell

Army and Navy Needs Trained Men for War Effort

The civilian branches of the army and navy require thousands of skilled workers to rise by 1918 end. The civil service commission says the services must grow by at least 20,000, with the ordnance department seeking mechanical engineers draftsmen chemists and metallurgists. Navy needs many draftsmen and other technical workers, while the army seeks inspectors clerks statisticians and examiners across supply chains from stockyards to mess halls.

Committee On Public Information Washington Army and Navy Civil Service Commission Ordnance Department Army Quartermaster Corps Signal Corps Navy United States Bureau of Animal Industry

If Money Is The Root Of Evil Give Us Plenty Of It

This excerpt argues money embodies work and production, linking it to arts, services, education, safety, justice, and daily life. It states money enables both good and bad outcomes, urging ample money to support culture, institutions, and societal needs. It echoes a Physical Culture quip praising abundance of the root.

How the Cats Went In Dinner Time

A short humorous vignette about Little Frank imitating cats at dinner. When asked how the cats went, he quips On their feet, revealing a playful, unexpected joke that entertains the company. The moment centers on a child’s quick wit and simple humor.

Fritz Frank

Wise missionary seeks audience among vegetarian times heathen

A cautious missionary pursues an appointment within a regime described as vegetarian and heathen. The tone implies outreach amid a nontraditional cultural context with potential religious exchange.

Little Sins Are Eggs of Sorrows, Warns Publisher

A compact proverb-like line warns that small faults can grow into major woes, reflecting caution on moral behavior and consequences.

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