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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
2
Random street talk and nursery wisdom mix in fragmented snippets. A boy corrects another in English while a passerby questions proper riding. A mother explains God made trees. An old man interprets the divine work, and a little boy exclaims. Various aphorisms echo daily thought and virtue.
An article explains how carbon buildup in engines causes knocking misfiring and poor power, urging high quality oil to prevent damage. It notes that inferior oils burn to carbon, clog valves, foul plugs, and raise compression, risking preignition and engine damage. Improved methods and expert cooperation with Italy on tuberculosis are also described.
The American Red Cross sends a medical and lay worker unit to Italy focusing on anti tuberculosis efforts. Leading figures include Dr William Charles White medical director of the Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh and Dr Robert H Bishop chief of the Anti Tuberculosis League of Cleveland and health commissioner. Dr John H Lowman of Cleveland, former National Association president, also participates.
A special feature during the Red Cross Christmas Bell Call will be a four minute men contest on why you should join the Red Cross. The event mirrors earlier division contests and will be held Friday December 20th inviting students, school auxiliaries, friends and parents to attend.
The artist remains a child in fresh feeling and unworldly delight finding inward joy and peace. This ease gives freedom and happiness, a faith that life is greater than works, and the belief that an individual is more important than toil. Mabie reflects on how a race or individual must gain this consciousness before art demands full devotion.
A clipped World War II era style note reflects on fear of a looming fatal tomorrow, with a rueful line attributed to Wilpington Jour. The brief fragment hints at public worry about future danger and a calming perspective.
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