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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1918

Page

8

Local notes and social items from Superior area

News brief covers visits and travel of residents, church, school and club events, Odd Fellows and Rebekah installations, birthday gatherings, hospital treatments, and local notices. Mentions Ed Isgregenee, Mr. Walker ice house, basketball results for eighth graders, and upcoming Lyceum course with Frank Ducrot.

Will Lanning Minnesota Superior Edward Walch Estherville North Superior School Superior School Superior Town School Mueller Cross J. C. Smith Liberty Bonds Spirit A Rev. Wood Arnolds Park Waterloo Culture Club Lew Garland Hot. Springs Arkansas A. A. Holmes Hansen Holmes Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Olsen’s Hall Vice Grand Mart Rush George Weise Frank Leopold W. D. Smith Theo Erickson Sentinel Walt Hamilton Lea

Etiquette of the Flag Policy and Handling Rules

The article outlines proper flag etiquette including height, sunrise and sunset handling, and never letting the flag touch the ground. It requires salutes and attention during formal raises and parades, proper display outdoors on a breeze, and prohibits using the flag as a table cover or wearing it as clothing. It also notes no touching the flag with a gavel and specifies badge use.

Awakening a Nation by Henry Litchfield West

Henry Litchfield West, executive secretary of the National Security League, argues the United States entered war under unclear motives and outlines the League's education campaign. It leverages pamphlets, newspaper articles, and 100 university speakers to reach workers, farmers, and rural communities, coordinating with New York State Defense Councils.

Henry Litchfield West National Recurity League National Security League Pany Tac Uty State Councils of Defense New York

National Security League Leads Patriotic Education Campaign

The National Security League with 105000 members in 280 branches funds and directs a sweeping campaign to explain the war’s meaning and America’s duty. Dr Robert M McElroy leads the effort with a committee of Harvard and Princeton scholars and other notable leaders. Loyalty Weeks and touring speaker teams in New York New Jersey Vermont Kentucky and other states aim to carry the message to every city town and hamlet.

National Security League Nnion League United States Germany Robert M. McElroy Wihison Princeton University Albert Bustwhil Hart Arvard Arehur E. Bestor Clana Thomas F. Moran Pyrite University Crlvin W Rice American Society of Muchanical Fenty J Alvin Wichita Sanwood Menken Shaler Mathews Eternity School Chicaro University Phito North Moore St. ?Gus National Council of Women The Security League New York State Eperkay Stollowerk New Jersey Vermont Kentucky State Councils Defense and State Department Sre Pennsylvania Ohio Town Wisconsin Kansas Ouisiana Virginia Indiana Wing's

Labor plan proposed to ease farming labor shortage

Lloyd Taylor of the National Security League suggests Hoover use a selective draft to mobilize farm labor through state Farm Bureaus. He warned the agricultural labor shortage will worsen next spring and cited his role in the Preparedness Parade and Universal Military Training petition efforts.

Lloyd Taylor National Srrity League Orange’ County New York Hoover Farma Taylor New York City National Security League Congress

Educational Director Leads War Proponents Campaign

A nationwide effort guided by Prof. Robert McNutt McIlrey of Princeton aims to spread patriotic oratory and solid American sentiment. A Chautauqua training camp sparked a twenty four state organization to push readiness for naval service and sacrifice.

New York State Council of Defense Robert McNutt Mc ¥Ilrey Princeton University League Chautauqua Union

Hydrotherapy and Massage Specialist for Hospital and Home Treatments

Hall secured Mian Dw Pauw, R. N., expert in Hydrotherapy and Massage at University Hospital. Treats Rheumatism Nephritis Neuritis stiff joints and relief from overwork or inactivity. Home treatment available by appointment. Phone 115 for dates. Mrs Charles D. Osgood piano teacher Northwestern Conservatory graduate, Phone 295.

Hall Mian Dw Pauw R. N University Hospital Charles D. Osgood Northwestern Conservatory of Music

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