Called to the Colors in Local Draft Plans
The article explains the first WWI draft call, with about 264 men needed from the county. It details how numbers are drawn, how notices are sent, and the path from examination to possible exemptions. It notes grounds for exemption and processes at local and district boards.
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America
American Congress
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Adjutant General
Death of a Little One
Death notices the passing of Hermon Plyler, nine months old, who died July 16, 1917 after a brief illness. The infant was laid to rest at Bethlehem cemetery on Tuesday morning. The message expresses family sorrow and thanks for condolence from friends.
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Harrison Plyler
Bethlehem
Hermon
Mirror Reflects Humility in Man’s View of Humanity
A reflective note on how increasing exposure to humanity leads men to show greater deference. The quote suggests repeated scrutiny of others fosters humility, symbolized by removing hats and bowing to the mirror as a metaphor for self-respect.
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