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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
9
A Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial urges Americans to continue strict wheat and food conservation to support Pershing’s line in Europe. It argues price controls will help, insists the home front must hold the line, and warns against complacency as war shortages persist.
The Springfield Republican notes US merchant tonnage now leads at the war’s start with 26 742 ships and 9 343 000 gross tons, rising by January 1. Great Britain once held vast tonnage but has lost sea control as war consumes much for military use. US shipbuilding gains promise a stronger seafaring future and more opportunities for young sailors.
Ta's game with Brook is injured and the feud will be out of the Reds. The report notes an ongoing dispute affecting team lineup and upcoming matches. Brook's status is uncertain, with no hopeful timeline for return.
Report details how eds of Sphagnum Moss were used for medical dressings in Allied hospitals. It covers wartime demand since 1915, Canada’s pivotal role, McGill University Women’s Union support, and a notable donor, Harry James Smith, whose death underscored the project. It notes extensive fieldwork in Nova Scotia and coast regions, and describes the McGill quota of over 2,200.
Col Harvey condemns a wealthy socialist pacifist as dangerous and mischievous, comparing her to Emma Goldman. He argues her influence outside mainstream reach harms the American government during the crisis and asserts she aided former oppression.
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