To Our Soldier Sons Editorial From 1917
A 1917 wartime editorial encourages soldiers heading to the front, praising courage and sacrifice, while readers in America express support and vow to aid those at home. The page also includes sketches of local figures and social notes with wartime tone and moral anecdotes.
The New Education in Germany Analyzed in Warned German Motion Pictures
The Greensboro News discusses a German government plan to use educational moving pictures to foster support for submarine warfare. It argues films should educate the public about various war aspects yet suggests selecting subjects to amuse German households, including images of American women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Red Cross
Ger
Fagin
Sweden
Argentina
New York
Peking
Rio Janeiro
Banffok
Havana
Buenos Aires
Diplon
Germany
Greensboro News
Has a Job He Can't Quit From the Toledo News
Jin Garry argues that quitting a job is easy but military service is not. Jim enlisted in the Sixth regiment, served 17 days, received leave then had his uniform returned. A note stating he did not want to be a soldier accompanied the return. He remains in the ranks despite his wish to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
George
John
Winston Lee
Sami
Mr. Lee
Toledo
Jin Garry
Jim
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