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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
2
A wartime appeal by Gelett Burgess urging citizens to support relief efforts for Belgium and refugees. The piece calls on women and men to spare resources, fund thrift and liberty loans, and unite for the country’s future.
A fragmented historical-essay style piece cites Benjamin Franklin's line on unity and frames it within a broader discussion of teamwork versus individual effort. It references Imperial Germany, President Wilson, and a bow to collective national strength while weaving in odd lines about gestures and daily thought.
In a perilous chase, Donald and Davies battle monstrous sea beings aboard a submarine. Clouts saves Ida from danger as the queen the sea collapses into mist and sacrifices herself to save the crew, while MacBeard and Ida's fates intertwine with the wrecked vessel.
In a perilous pursuit, MacBeard tries to flee by motorboat with Ida as Davies and Clouts close in. Davies lunges into the sea as MacBeard uses Ida as a shield, then the pursuer fights exhaustion while the boat pulls away toward the line of shore and danger.
A call goes out for dogs and cats to be sent to the Bureau of Mines to participate in gas mask experiments aiding American soldiers. Government shipping will cover all animals, with Yale Medical School also seeking canines and felines for gue mark studies. The plea notes many animals could be used and stresses the potential life-saving impact.
An assortment of conversational snippets, jokes, and ad blurbs including lines about courtship, stock talk, hair care products, castor oil, dry humor about wealth and poverty, a note on a new baby, and a quip on intelligence versus folly amid a collage of period advertisements.
A fractured dialogue references Africa and a tribe accused of harming animals, with exclamations about fear and moral judgments. Miss Knox is questioned about caring and going to Africa as the exchange shifts between disbelief and admonition.
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