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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

7

Brazil May Fight Germany With Her Own Naval Craft

Rio de Janeiro May 29 Diplomatic mission of the Chamber of Deputies recommends seizure of German ships and naval measures with the Entente to defend Brazilian navigation. A bill to authorize the president to use German ships in Brazilian ports and revoke neutrality decrees in the Germany United States war is expected to pass after amendment to include Central Powers versus European Allies.

Germany United States

Crocker Land Expedition Safe Near Greenland

The Crocker Land expedition members led by Donald MacMillan are reported safe at Etah on Greenland’s northwest coast. The 1913 Arctic party last heard from in 1916, via a cablegram signed by Dr. H J Hunt arriving in the Faroe Islands en route to Denmark.

Associated Press Banner New York Donald MacMillan Explorer Crocker Land Arctic Etah Greenland American Museum of Natural History H. J. Hunt Faroe Islands Denmark

French Socialists Align with Russian Socialists

Paris May 29 The French Socialist party formally notified the Council of Workmen's and Soldiers' Deputies in Petrograd that it would join the Russian call for a plenary conference of international socialist organizations. The dispatches indicate the party will send delegates to Stockholm for the preliminary conference and plans to cooperate with the proposed International conference.

Russia Associated Press Paris French Socialist Party International Socialet Council of Workmen's and Soldiers’ Deputies Petrograd Stockholm

Senate Finance Committee Rejects General Tariff Increase

The Senate Finance Committee unanimously struck out the 10 percent ad valorem tariff section worth 200 million dollars and proposed direct excise taxes on sugar tea coffee and cocoa instead. It aims to keep overall tariff levels as low as possible while also cutting House terms on soft drinks.

Associated Press Banner Washington Senate Finance Committee

Committee Proposes Tax Based on Gallons of Syrup

A committee tentatively decides to substitute a smaller specific tax tied to gallons of syrup for soft drinks. The move signals a shift in how beverage products are taxed, aiming for a more precise levy based on syrup usage.

Senate panel acts to curb storage of food and fuels

The Senate agricultural committee ordered immediate action on legislation to curb undue storage by dealers. The measure parallels the Lever food bill, with a food census and production boost, and includes Senator Poindexter's amendment to curb storage of fuel and other essentials to limit supplies or raise prices.

Associated Press Washington Dealera Senate Agricultural Committee House Senate Poindexter

Garden hints for early vegetables plant and care

Practical notes urge planting leafy greens by late May and direct sowing of cucumbers squash melons and beans to open ground. Cabbage seed sow now for winter crop while tomatoes should wait until late May to early June. Potatoes require twelve to fifteen bushels per acre when cut evenly and mulch is advised to protect plants. Strawberry beds should be relieved from covering, and peppers eggplants and sweet potatoes should not be set out before May end or June start.

Ander Tréen Silas Chord

Torpedo Boat Destroyers and Their Vulnerability

The article explains torpedo boats lack armor and rely on speed, while destroyers evolved to counter them with small rapid fire guns. It notes nations stopped building true torpedo boats and shifted to destroyers, yet modern destroyers often fight as torpedo boats and lack heavy armor. It highlights capital ships' defenses using four to six inch rapid fire guns, capable of crippling destroyers with a single hit.

Fimiilar Seivice Monthly

Mothers of Men Hymn of Maternal Duty and Faith

A solemn, poetic call to mothers to bear and love, invoking divine purpose and Mary’s word. The verse frames mothers as angels bearing the world’s burden, urging strength, mercy, and sacrifice in a wartime context. It echoes reverent, ritual language with religious imagery and historic tones.

Mary Marton Binith

Czars and Kaisers From Caesar Over Two Millennia

The article traces how czar and kaiser derived from Caesar, noting Charlemagne's crown as caesar, the German empire's 1871 adoption of Kaiser, and eastern rulers adopting czar. It observes the czar of Muskovy becoming dominant and Bulgaria's king also taking czar before ending with Pittsburgh Dispatch’s note.

Caesar Czar Kaiser Julius Caesar Charlemagne Holy Roman Empire William T Constantinople Eastern Empire Muskovy Bulgaria Pittsburgh

Training the Child The Normal Home Essential to Growth

A sociology student argues that a normal home is the key to proper child training. Many homes are abnormal through poverty, crowding, or wealthy servant-filled setups, while the middle class should provide the real normal homes. Life insurance is seen as useless until needed, echoing Kipling’s wartime imagery.

Kipling Tommy Atkins Tommy

Fragments Hint at Change and Waiting for a New Ad

A jumble of phrases suggests talk of a change of scene and expectations for a new advertisement. The dialogue mentions billboards, appetite, and waiting for a second helping, with names and partial lines lingering from an older text.

Pectant Bbrmillegham Age-Ferald

Sioux Volunteers Readied for War Effort Across South Dakota

Sioux Indians from Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations join Rapid City and Pierre units as ready volunteers for Europe. Reports say Bronx warriors stand prepared to form full cavalry or infantry regiments if government calls. Government previously recruited Sioux into Troop L, Third Cavalry, showing proven fighting spirit.

South Dakota Europe Wil Bronx Bioux South Carvin Third Cavalry

Who Must Register On June 5 Under Draft Law

The proclamation requires all men who are twenty one on or before June 5 to register except those turning thirty one before June 5. National guardsmen in US service on June 5 and reserve corps members in service on June 6 must also register. Imprisonment and penalties apply for failure to register or for false statements.

Navy Regular Army United States Marine Corps Reserve Corps National Guard Naval Militia Aseir

Raise Fish Urges Farmers to Add Ponds Nationwide

Secretary Redfeld advocates farmers dedicate pond space on diverse farms to boost food supply. With basic fresh water and modest area, ponds can yield multiple fish per year, including bass and sunfish, reaching half a pound within 12 months and larger in the second year. He insists pond setup is not lengthy or expensive and the results justify the effort.

Secretary of Commerce Redfeld United States

Bila Couple Married in Onela Ceremony

L McChnbe and Suste Page of Onela wed in a ceremony officiated by Justice Baird. Clint "wellnemes" served as page, with Tylone Cannell Bluita and others listed among attendees.

L. McChnbe Suste Page Onela Clint “Wellnemes Cannell Bluita Justice Baird

Agricultural Expert Favors Food Control Policy Shift

Agricultural official Cart Vination criticizes food speculators and calls for executive power over distribution. Missouri native Mr. Vrooman, a Harvard trained agronomist with European studies, has directed scientific farming and manages thousands of acres in Illinois near Bloomington.

Vrooman Missouri Washburn College Kansas Flarvard University Harvard Oxford England Europe Illinois Bloomington

Save Bottles to Use In Putting Up Fruits

The Tilted States Department of Agriculture urges households to save bottles especially wide necked ones for jelly jams and fruit juices. Jars and corks with paraffin can preserve fruit products. Paper and paraffin can allow ordinary glasses to hold preserves. Vegetables soups and meats require jars or tin can packing. Canning clubs should also dry and evaporate apples pumpkins and squash. Use scarce containers for high nutritive perishables.

Department of Agriculture

May and Her Doll Baby In A Garden Dream

A three year old girl named May, from a wealthy family, loved a doll baby that resembled her. She wheeled the doll in a carriage, wearing fine dresses, yet longed to take the doll into the garden despite the risk of soiling her attire. Camp Fire Girls push to enlistment and home duties training are noted as women prepare for men’s wartime roles.

May Lke May Plasea May Campfire Girls United States Jourehold Syork

Births in Leverett and Surrounding Townships

A fragmentary local notice reports births and family movements. Mr and Mrs Kinney welcomed a child in Myiford township while Nelsie Musineot left for Wer home in Hetpott. Jatin Williaws visited Gambier for Mer, and Mery Elinor Wie Horne arrived in Heandon. Troile Gulla, spending winter in Bhrevepark, La, plans a summer return.

Jatin Williaws Gambier Mer Mery Elinor Wie Horne Troile Gulla Bhrevepark

Nipping rheumatism in its early stages with 8 8 8 remedy

An ad-like warning claims rheumatism stems from uric acid and blood impurity. It urges readers to restore blood with 8 8 8 from Swift Co. and warns against reliance on liniments as symptoms worsen. Includes address 803 Swift Building Atlanta Ga.

Moe Havel Indi Swift Swift Building Atlanta, Ga

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brazil Entente U. 5 Crocker Land Expedition Res Neem Eve Czar and Kaiser Wille Redfield Win Americas Caml Vrooman Devanier Lara Harry Kinney Myiford Township Mra Nelsie Musineot Hetpott, Miah MO. R. Doelf Mt. Vernon, Ohio Mendenhall & Cramer West High Street el ¢ Wd Rs and Sons the Franklin Coffee Co
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