04 Jul 1918
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
1
A wartime exhortation urges the nation to carry the spirit of success into every action. It argues that unwavering effort in all acts is essential to win the war and emerge stronger for future progress.
Hays community inserts cover farm loans, schooling shifts, travel, and local visits. Mentions C W Miller loans, Misses Agnew Pestana, Miss Freese enrolling California university, and soldiers training at Fort Hays. Reports on Red Cross drives, weather, harvests, and regional ties amid wartime expectations.
An insurance offer targets farmers promising coverage for grain losses by fire in the field shocks stock barns or granaries. It guarantees indemnity for all fire losses with a quick premium adjustment and asserts affordability and peace of mind for insured farmers.
City of Hays declares Thursday July 4 1918 a day of observance to support war needs. proclamation urges farmers and business to release workers for harvest, closing stores at ten o clock. mayor Geo Philip Jr signs with city officials noting wartime production and food supply urgency. Local items mention Ellis visitors and a high school teaching appointment and a humorous anecdote about a visiting celebrity.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses two types of noble old age with warnings about decrepitude and dangerous hidden structure. The passage critiques a faulty moral text as it contrasts degraded resilience with a concealed sound constitution. The Atlantic Monthly reference signals a broader critique of interpretation.
Vincent in Farm Lite muses on cracking butternuts and the strength gained from hammering. He reflects on what lies ahead and anticipates what will be produced, whether meat or shucks, as effort yields muscle and resilience.
A fragment notes August marked the high point in a student’s yearly studies and hints at a father figure involved in the narration. The text remains unclear about events, names, places, or concrete outcomes.
The text describes natural plant defenses where sticky secretions trap creeping insects while allowing bees and other insects to land and access pollen and nectar. It notes these protections often shield plant parts from damage while enabling pollination.
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