Million-Week Mission of K of C War Relief Chair
William J. Mulligan heads the Knights of Columbus war activities committee overseeing a plan to raise and spend about 50 million dollars for soldiers. A Hartford lawyer and Yale law graduate, Mulligan moralizes organization, and in 60 days abroad organized overseas K of C into a smooth system with huts barracks and tents for troops.
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Dean of War Reporters Frederic Villiers Remembers Global Fronts
Frederic Villiers, famed Illustrated London News war correspondent, recalled his worldwide experiences from 1871 to 1918 and recent return to New York after two and a half years on the western front. He predicted the war would last years and be decided in the air, urging an immense fleet over Berlin.
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Quick in Name and Action Quick in Name and Action
Sergeant Major John Henry Quick of the United States Marines is praised for bravery in Cuba and France. He earned the Medal of Honor for actions at Cuzco, Cuba in 1898 and was later cited by General Pershing for a June 6, 1918 rescue in Bouresches, France under heavy fire.
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New Corps Commander Brigadier General Oman Bundy
Brig. Gen. Oman Bundy takes command of the Fifth American army corps in France. Born in Newcastle Indiana he studied at DePauw before entering West Point in 1878. He gained early fame in the Philippines at Bud-Dajo Mount Dajo leading a force against 1000 Moros with heavy losses but continued the attack. In 1915 he served as adjutant general at San Antonio and oversaw Puerto Pershing era administration. He became brigadier general after war declared in 1927 and went to France. A quiet sociable man and student of military topics, he was also once an infantry instructor at Fort.
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Ohio Victims and Trials Amid Heat Wave and War Efforts
Drownings at Braddock and near Bellaire spark investigations into deaths of youths aged 14 and 15. Mine disaster near Shawnee kills John Kohany. many injured. Ohio figures report heat deaths, accidents, and wartime service notes across Cleveland Columbus and Camp Sherman. governors and officials announce actions on food, nurses, and defense.
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Perry County
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Dayton
Job Shirley
Lakeside
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Canton
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Chardon
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Ohio
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Soldiers' Sword Arm of Nation
Corrugated call to thrift stamps and Liberty Bonds during 1918 war drive. A backwoods farmer's pledge demonstrates national resolve as readers are urged that loans fund soldiers' lives and safeguard the nation, with the punishment of war costs framed as moral obligation.
How to Extinguish a Lamp Fire
Do not dash water on a lamp fire. If a lamp spills burning oil, throw flour meal sand salt or ashes on it to smother the flames.
Quotable Johnson on bite and chew in truth
A compact reflection cites Samuel Johnson noting that people struggle not from overreach but from slow digestion of ideas. The aphorism contrasts earthly words with heavenly ideas, underscoring delayed understanding.
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Nervous Breakdown Relief At Newark From Vegetable Compound
Newark resident Misa F. Kelly reports a three year struggle with nervous breakdowns eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy for improving health and enabling work, endorsing its publication.
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Nose Dive of Tomcat Cited in War Basis Phrase
A terse Ohio State Journal item notes a cat dispatched by a sharp thrust, then a tomcat returned to a fence and dived nose first in a metaphorical war context. No clear dates or locations provided.
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Why Bald So Young Dandruff Remedy Promised
A short promotional note touts Cuticura as a remedy for dandruff and dry scalp. It instructs applying the ointment to the scalp then washing with Cuticura Soap. Free sample offer addressed to Cuticura Dept X Boston. prices Soap 25 and Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
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Yank takes charge of pigeons before battle anecdote
A western bishop recalls a tale from World War I showing American soldiery resolve. A private, repeatedly tasked with carrying carrier pigeons, stamps his defiance by placing the crate before the commanding officer with a note saying he will now go to fight. In New Jersey, Haddonfield reports a man killing ten wild dogs recently.
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