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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
3
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A pamphlet by the committee on information cites German and American sources to detail atrocities in Belgium. Diaries from German soldiers describe villages burned, civilians killed, and inhabitants expelled as military operations advance toward Dinant and Liege, with accounts from multiple regiments and witnesses.
The minister of national service responds to inquiries about the rising number of indoor servants in British homes. He states that no person should employ more than absolutely necessary and urges households to act in the national interest, warning that notices will reinforce this stance.
In The Rural New Yorker Myrtle DeGraff inspires her struggling family to craft a Christmas for Uncle John. With no money they repurpose a duck dinner and home made preserves, turning scarcity into a creative gift effort and uniting the household.
A historical note on the lifeboat invented by Joseph Francis and his daring 1847 rescue off the New Jersey coast contrasts with a long family Christmas box story. The box, packed with cakes, cheese, bread, apples, and photos, rekindles Uncle John’s memory of Myrtle and prompts him to vow giving her a chance.
Dr. James Naismith urges mothers to send cheerful items to boys in military camp. He advises candy and home papers, small musical instruments, baseball gear, and avoid sob letters or nightgowns. He stresses regular letters, and avoiding clothing or medicines, noting Uncle Sam provides basics.
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