Godmother of the Polish Army welcomed back by troops
Augusta Haring of New York, who helped organize YMCA work for Polish troops in the United States, returns to the front with the unit she aided. Officers and soldiers greet her warmly as she resumes her wartime duties praised as the "Godmother of the Polish Army."
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Tie
M.O. A
Augusta Haring
New York City
Myrtle Stinson
Greenfield, O
M,c. A
United States
Gatmother
Associated Press News Style Note
The notice declares AP exclusive rights to republication of dispatches and local news in this paper. It asserts ownership of news content credited to AP or not and establishes distribution rights for the publication.
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Associated Press
Associatedress
Secretai Lane presents plan for vast land reclamation
Secreta Lane outlined to the president a comprehensive study on reclaiming unused lands. The plan targets irrigation for about 15 million acres of arid land, drainage of 70 to 80 million swamp acres, and clearing around 200 million acres of cut over or logged-off land to provide homes for returned soldiers through government agencies.
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Secreta Lane
Congress
College Training in War Era Induction and Education
Only one in twenty of the three million registrants will be sent to college. The War Department warns many will be drafted into military service rather than schooling. Even college attendance may be temporary and tied to ongoing cantonment supervision, with replacements if a student falters. The aim is to keep essential industry and national effort moving during wartime.
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Army
War Department
Courge
Ane
Happy Celicky College
Onoda
Hay Waking on the Plains See Strong Ranch Activity
The plains area near Fallon sees haying rush as Hull Anderson and surrounding ranchers cut and stack grass amid high prices for cake and grain. Wet weather last week boosted winter grass growth, with plains improving, stock fatter than past winters, and baying already reported ahead of a spring demand. Save with War Saving Stamps.
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Oto
Hull Anderson
Tatum
Lovington
Five aeroplanes coming watch for the date
Five aircraft are noted in a brief item urging readers to watch for an announced flight date. The note emphasizes upcoming arrivals and the need to stay alert for scheduling details.
New York Visitors Note Washington Square Sights and Comforts
In a crowded vignette a traveler admires New York scenes from Trafalgar to Washington Square. He imagines benches for shade and a shoeshine ready for a picker, as a mother plans calm for her children and a visitor seeks directions from the Washington Arch to Cooper Union.
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New York
Trafalgar Square
Place de la Concorde
Rio Fa
Washington
Mike
Washington Arch
Cooper Union
To Lend the Way They Fight World War I Poster
A Central Liberty Loan poster extols lending as sacrifice by civilians for soldiers abroad. It praises brave service, homeward dreams, and duty while imagery notes shells, smoke, and distant victory. The piece ties lending to national resolve and the soldiers’ courage.
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Rigg
U S Judge Edward Meek Urges Citizens to Support War Bonds
Judge Edward Meek delivers a patriotic appeal stressing self government as the issue and urging civilians at home to loan rather than donate, funding the war through Liberty Bonds to sustain the Allied fight and back the brave soldiers overseas. He calls for abstemious living and full financial commitment to the national cause.
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Berlin
France
United States
Dward R, Mebk
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