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The Potter Review in Potter, Nebraska

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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

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Soldier Reintegration and Family Support During Rehabilitation

Disabled veterans returning from the front face challenges in reentering civilian life. The Red Cross, under Smith-Sears guidelines, assigns a tutor to help each man who seeks work. Family backing is crucial to sustain resolve and prevent loss of self respect as men adjust to postwar duties and opportunities.

Red Cross

No One Suffered Here in Food Saving Marvel

The piece extols voluntary food saving, claiming no hardship occurred and health and spirit improved. It credits American food control with steady bread prices, curbing speculation and extortion while maintaining domestic tranquility through friendly self-denial.

America

Proved Spirit of Democracy and Food Effort Highlight War Message

The text extols the voluntary mobilization of Americans to support Allied Europe, arguing democracy proves its strength. It cites doubling exports and shipping twenty million tons of food to Europe, crediting Hoover and the Food Administration for guiding voluntary action and national resilience in wartime.

Europe Itas Agnerica Germany Food Administration United States America

Red Cross Women Cited for Bravery in Epernay Canteen

American women at Epernay south of Rheims are cited in an order of the day for remaining at their posts in a Red Cross canteen under bombardment for six days. They fed and cared for wounded throughout the battle and endured heavy shelling.

Epernay Rheims Red Cross

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E. G Thornburg Mars General Merchandise Russel Sage the Potter Lumber Co Clarence W. Ditto Potter, Nebraska Heart of America Potter Langmann Bros
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