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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
6
In 1917 groups in New York and Boston feared Western apathy as they formed an oratorical commission led by Rudiger to spur the Middle West to meet draft quotas. He traveled giving speeches before business groups and gatherings, while Western states were already filling their quotas.
The author argues Americans aroused and united after war fears, rejecting slacker labels and hyphenated German American identity. He recalls Rudiger style scolding, emphasizes WH US OUR pronouns, and cites a 40,000-strong Liberty Loan parade in Indianapolis showing national solidarity and resolve against militarism.
Fragmentary notes describe a gasoline engine driven dynamo as fully automatic and drawing attention in England. Other stray items mention Great Britain coffee imports at 80 million pounds and Wisconsin wheat acreage at eighty percent to meet 1918 production shares.
The New England Red Cross review outlines its duty to protect U S soldiers in France and cooperate with the government. It details rest stations at ports and inland camps, nursing support, and medical supply efforts. It notes 2300 Red Cross nurses in base and French hospitals and extensive hospital networks, plus reeducation, homes for refugees, and aid to families of French soldiers.
Women take on new duties to support industry and free men for front line service. Uniforms emphasize practicality with tailored service outfits in khaki Warren Jean material. Caps and hats match the ensembles as women drive, usher, nurse, and staff canteens, proud badges of duty.
The readable text references Waikato Hamilton New Zealand beds and a price of 487 dollars per center with mentions of clothing and a dentist. It presents disjointed phrases about seeds, women, pain, and a likely inquiry into horticultural or textile items, but no clear narrative or event emerges. The fragmentary source lacks coherent facts to summarize a single item.
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