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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1918

Page

2

Crumbling Walls of Caste in the British Army

A reflective account contrasts class barriers in the British forces with frontline camaraderie. It praises King George and veterans, notes officers servants known as O S, and depicts Irish, Scottish, English troops and colonial troops amid trench life and jokes.

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New Mexico News Focuses War, Politics, and Canning Efforts

The Albuquerque and Gallup regions report military and public notices, troop quotas, and a Fort Wingate cantonment. Officials discuss labor needs, tax roll increases in Lea county, court actions, and community canning programs amid drought relief and state sales plans.

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Empey Questions German Prisoner in New York Interview

The Interesting Interview recounts Empey questioning a German prisoner and discovering his origins in New York. The piece teases a related installment to follow.

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Theory on primitive migration to America via land bridge

A theory suggests early humans crossed a Asia to Americas land bridge from Asian tablelands in pursuit of hunting grounds. Professor Wisaler notes it is not inferred that Native Americans are direct descendants of present Asiatic populations.

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Red Cross Aid for French War Victims Detailed

The American Red Cross reports substantial aid to France including 5.65 million francs for sick and reforming soldiers families and repatriated children. Thousands of children examined and treated, with extensive medical and hospital support near Lyon and Toul. Rehabilitative efforts supply furniture, clothing, fuel, and food through 74,872 ducies of slothing, infant layettes, and large quantities of goods distributed to refugees and wounded.

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Early training for girls emphasizes sports and music

The article urges girls’ early instruction in riding swimming tennis walking music and languages to build confidence and joy in life. It notes that warmth for swimming and riding helps girls excel, discusses fashion habits, fabrics, and accessories, and mentions revived Roman belts and jewelry trends.

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