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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1918

Page

4

Victory we want amid war talk in German siege burnout

A Spanish statesman argues the Allies must force a decisive victory rather than merely tire Germany through attrition. The piece rails against Germany’s warfare and urges sustained Allied offensives led by Wilkins, with calls to end hunger at home by restricting meat and grain exports. It notes Baden politik, bombing raids, and shifting German public opinion.

Germany Cerny Vitor Wilkins Corman Hin

Caring for Undesirables in Early Society Reform Efforts

The article discusses a program in Ohio aiming to separate degenerates from the community for study and care. It describes experts evaluating delinquent and mentally ill children, proposing experiments and treatments to improve humanity and provide relief from societal burdens.

Holtor Boxee Ohle Ehttiron Whildeen Cha Niecan Dellamient Jantiveronaries Dineneey

National Hymn to Be Reality

The United States may adopt The Star Spangled Banner as the official national anthem after a Pennsylvania representative's resolution in the House. While military code designates The Star Spangled Banner, the public has long favored it for patriotic occasions, though debate persists about suitability and alternatives.

Washington United States Republic McFadden Pennsylvania Howes Army Navy The Union U. S Indue Piri France Sols Hugland Germany Helgium Garibaldi Seoteh Scott Key Hillivh fHyeate Wort Metfenvy Willy Amorion

Seven Seniors to Graduate From Centerburg High

Centerburg high school will graduate eleven seniors on May 28 at the Methodist church. Class members listed include Cooningham, Frye, Huffman, Hulse, Lyon, Mitchell, Price, Swartwood, Taylor, Darling, and Owen.

Centerburg May S- Eleven Centerburg High School Methodiat Church The Chins Doris Cooningham Juby M. Frye Mabel Huffman Lauehiie Hulse Mather Lyon Pearl Mitchell Phyllis Price No Swartwood Goldin Taylor Lester Darling Lamotl Owen

Mechanics to Be Called Ten Colors Mechanics to Be Called Ten Colors

Mechanics are requested to enlist in the military by reporting to local exemption boards. The local board received notice Saturday and orders to induct mechanics if they fail to respond in adequate numbers. The quota for the county is expected to be small, with five or fewer men likely, though no firm figures have been received.

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French aviators escape from prison by clever ruse

Reported exploits recount how five celebrated French airmen, tied to Capitaine Koeppeniek lore, escaped a wintery prison with deception. They dressed as German officers, walked out of camp, and traveled to the frontier by rail, aided by town figures and soldiers.

Paris Goemum Wintery Telia GrGarras Lewton Antoine Marchi Hie Fumdie Gorman Koepeniek Garroy Marechal Canetain Koeponiek Sollives Tollind

Quo Scheme Revived In Publication Of Casualty Lists

Washington May Pullen and others were cited today in a renewed controversy over a government scheme to publish casualty lists. The War Department faced pressure as critics argued the process tied to official duties and public interest. President Wilson was urged to intervene as debates centered on the value and release of the casualty information and the impact on families seeking identification of the dead.

Washington Pullen Foyny Wien Witson Wit Imiowslon

Quiet Fourth of July Fireworks Limit Set

Government explosives licensing agent C G Taylor announces a statewide limit of fireworks at ten cents per package or piece. The rule aims for a safe sane celebration and powder conservation for the war effort against the Huns.

Oto Celelrate C. G. Taylor

War Saviors Stamps Offer Savings to Public

The article highlights War Saviors Stamps and Thrift Stamps as premier saving opportunities for the nation the article urges citizens to participate and invest early ensuring broad public engagement and financial prudence.

Hearty Response to President's Bond Plan in Knox County

Chatman Ackerman of the local Liberty Loan committee said Knox county is rallying to support the President's bond drive. He noted uncertainty about response figures but believes overall participation will be large under the down payment and five dollar monthly plan.

Republic Pipiens Wellton Tomer Meavsborough Maryland Hotelier Tanel Tle Mare Samuel Arnold Annereon Greece Wik Knox County Chatman Ackerman Tocal Liberty Loan Committee Ackerman

Chicago Women Arrange Treats for Army Men

Chicago chapter of the American Red Cross operates a canteen service for traveling soldiers. Mothers of servicemen in France provide steaming coffee, sandwiches, chocolates, cookies, magazines, books, and tobacco to troops passing through the city, a program run under secret orders.

Associated Ross Bauer Chicago United States American Trad Cross France Red Cross

Volunteers Aid Troop Train Arrival Efforts

In advance of troop movements, unit members in Khalid coordinate food, tobacco, and reading matter for soldiers at the depot. Women of social note assist with postcards, messages, and friendly calls, while autos deliver baskets to the awaiting troops. The service aims to boost morale as trains arrive.

Khalid Chien- BO Mont

Will Aid Wounded Soldiers Learn New Occupations

Miss Marriot Swetland daughter of H C Swetland of Ashland will complete her course at the National Training camp at Georgetown about mid May. She will be taught intensive reconstruction work and will train crippled soldiers to perform tasks aided by support as needed, enabling them to work.

Miss Marriot Swetland H.C. Swetland Ashland Georgetown de Cy Junt Washington

Thrive by Thrift Me Me a Ma Ra

Ra Pe Re PR Pe Re Ma O Thrive by Thrift appears as a fragmentary line. The readable text hints at a promotional slogan or playful chant in a regional thrift context. Names, places, or clear events are not discernible from the fragment.

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