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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
4
A wartime editorial urges cheerful spirit as a duty for families and communities. It stresses the impact of optimism on the younger generation and calls Americans to honor the dead by serving the living and supporting those facing immense wartime tasks.
The article argues that America must win the war as Allied forces lack sufficient reserves and munitions. It suggests General Foch will hold the line until American reinforcements arrive, then drive a sustained offensive to crush the German idea and bring the world to peace.
An essay argues war changes attitude toward large corporations and trust laws. It notes former penalties for cooperation while praising wartime unity. It cites Texas Grain Dealers Association backing corn bread rationing until September as patriotic, while stressing grain producers move wheat to wartime needs.
Roy Johnston of Wichita Park spent Sunday afternoon with J. O. Wright, sharing a quiet visit in the park and enjoying a pleasant day outdoors.
Whathran $2.55 a hundred pounds, Lrownn''s Cash Grocery le Mrs. WP. L. Carpenter left Saturday to visit in San Antonio and Beeville. Mre. C. DD. Green went to Mineral Wells Saturday to visit with relatives. Ko. Dallew returned yesterday from Chillress, where he was called to see an uncle Who is very sick, Miss Tsorn Johnson returned last week from Okunigee, Okla, where she has been teaching.
1D L Smnith secretary of the Retail Merchants Association traveled to Mineral Wells on Sunday. Mrs Smith has stayed there for some time and intends to return home with her husband.
A 1920s advisory warns women about corn pain from high heels and promotes Freezone as a quick cure. A physician notes infection risks, and the ad claims a few drops remove the corn or callus with no pain.
In Dallas the North Texas Maru Loan Association endorses amending Texas Homestead provisions to allow a mortgage on homestead land for Farm Loan Act purposes with both spouses signing at six percent or less for twenty years or more. The group argues it would protect homes and extend lender safeguards while expanding access to Farm Loan Act benefits.
German aims for world trade dominance through war and made in Germany goods faced growing rejection. Canada debates German trade signs after the war, and Philadelphia schools bar German from high school curricula, signaling broad postwar sentiment against German-made articles and language instruction.
The editorial notes a rising unpopularity of all things German as Americans suffer casualties and sabotage. It argues sympathy fades with German brutality and Germany cannot recover business or sentiment soon. Mentions wartime action spreading to other cities and a change in public sentiment. Miss Leta Blackwood departs for Eldorado Oklahoma for a two week visit. Alfalfa day in transit at Brown's Cash Grocery Ady Ite.
Exterior work on the new Federal building at Cumberland and Texas streets is nearly finished. The seat folding has been removed, but windows and doors are not yet installed and interior finishing will start soon.
A fragment suggests dining crowds at least two per table, with all pairs or groups contributing voices and evidence of shared meals. The note hints no table remains quiet, implying lively dining dynamics among guests.
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