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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
2
A fragmentary report notes female ducks at Meteorne zoological gardens failing to convey offspring to Europe and America. amid repeated mentions of rainfall, bees, and global weather, the piece links captive animals with weather data and distant regions.
A fashion writer notes Winnie the Mahlon successes and the rise of Chippendale prints in foulard weaves. The piece highlights dice motifs and floral patterns in black, white, blue, brown or gray, praising Billé tricot ridge effects and open foulards endorsed by Paris, while warning silk and foullardy fabrics have surged in price due to labor costs.
The article describes revived flowered toques worn by women across seasons, noting model details such as a full length draped gown with shawl collar, a fitted fugue silhouette, and flower clusters. It discusses trims like small white ties, black velvet, bows, and crowned hats, plus care tips for renovating faded crowns with artificial flowers and foliage.
In light warm weather, feminine pajamas discard sleeves for comfort and use thin flutter crepe de chine. Delicate tucks and fine lace create relief, with a batten ribbon draw under the waist hinting at a slender girdle.
An American aerial squadron near Toul engaged multiple German planes. Lieutenant Edward Buford Jr of Nashville Tenn and Lieutenant Edward Rickenbacker each claimed victories on May 22 with shared combat, while notes mention a German report of three American planes shot down in Lys region.
Levi Dees of Wilmington Delaware is aged twenty one and has served in every one of the six wars in which the unit Beaten has participated. His great grandfather fought in the Revolution, providing his own rifle and clothing. Levi is an expert engineer and was sent to Wilmington for examination after his five years of service.
A Paris notice states the coal allowance or coat is being reduced due to smaller supply. Only limited quantities will be sold in summer for kitchen use and heating of home roots. Public access to purchase will be restricted to permit buying a specified amount.
The Saturday Evening Post quotes Elizabeth Prager detailing Red Cross needs. The list includes hospital machinery, portable sawmills, nitrous oxide plants, building materials, glassware, phonographs, indoor and outdoor games, disinfecting equipment, field kits, and sterilizers. Costs and matching funds are noted, with emphasis on military camps and field needs.
A quirky discussion argues for physical vigor and oxygen intake to build strength. It frames activity like gardening as a controlled explosion of muscle power, emphasizing natural recovery and regular meals to sustain health and stamina.
The article details luminous paint and tape used by soldiers for night signaling. Dials that glow aid darkness, with promises of 100000 marching complexes and luminous Hondice in front line encasements. Soldiers use the painted beacons to mark paths and signals, visible up to about 60 feet, while signals describe letters in the air for communication beyond the glow’s reach.
The London Globe article reviews “With the Wounded” from the Brondesting Park military hospital. It contrasts high spirits with war’s strain, noting deflations in regimental hierarchy and a major’s short temper, using Enid in the Army as a focal point.
Fragmentary Parisian style quotation shows President Hibben condemning waste and urging duty. The text mentions Airmen and a brave readiness to die for country, reflecting wartime rhetoric and campus sentiment.
Secretary Go Mayor of the Chamber of Commerce notes a belief that the address will be opened to the public on Friday evening by Dr Peirge who recently returned from France where he served as a soldier. The meeting aims to share experiences with attendees, with admission free for all. The event is expected to draw many interested locals. The piece also mentions indigestion relief advice suggesting Chamberlain's Tablets for sour stomach after heavy meals.
Sunday gatherings include Me and Mrs Marley Barn and family of Chesterville with Mrs Dora Murr. Clyde Tucken of Mt Liberty with his father Wevcken family. Melvin Zeigler of Palmyra visiting brother. Coral Catt with children visiting Herman Hisiv of Pendulum. George Davin Anon Fault and May Bevan of Mt Vernon with Join Levering of Marion visiting Melvin Zebeler family. Morton Davis birthday party honor of wife birthday. Attendees include Frank Dowie Sparta, Kasene Bronson and Elizabeth Duele Mt Tah.
Mrs Jones Robertson of Genterburg, Mr Avery Che and children of Brandon Me, and Mrs Melvin Mes spent last week with Port Hilteo family. Mr Clyde Coe and family visited Centerhuns. I R Preatay of Ricci Mond Ky praises Chamberlains Tablets for upset stomach or constipation.
A Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Granville Road home of Mr Vernon W C drew a large attendance. Mrs Babba chaired the revival group while Mrs Headington led parliaments. Reports by superintendents, including Mrs Ulery before resignation, were followed by program items on flower missions and infirmary day.
Clipped paper items mention a postponed suffrage vote in Mrs Adrian, a note on a local meeting about a farmer conversion and social gathering. Reviewers complain authors are hard to understand and an author replies that the fault may be theirs.
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