17 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1917
Page
1
A townwide call urges business and professional people to publicly explain how they earn money to counter rumors of crooked deals. It notes the need for transparency to prevent rumors and mentions a plan involving the Crow-Elkhart roadster and a Women’s Nursing Corps, promising further details and rapid wartime readiness.
Hall Caine argues peace would reign if governments listened to the voiceless millions and stopped pursuing egoistic stateman aims. He contends Europe fights not from the people’s will but from bullheaded rulers and misguided leaders who ignore national welfare.
L A Marg son, representing Crow Elkhart Motor Co, announces plans to organize a Woman's Nursing Corps in Chicago to aid the government in war emergencies. Mrs. Roy Durham, leader in the Chicago Political Equality League, spearheads the drive, offering to equip volunteers with Crow-Elkhart motor cars for rapid nursing service.
Citizens urged to back war as German submarine activity threatens American ships and lives. President pledges war to protect rights at sea if throttled by submarines. Festival of losses underscores urgency while trustees push public support through letters to congress and the war department. A Wakefield Pharmacist advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for women's appearance.
Judd Lewis laments forgotten fathers as he recalls toil and family life. Next Wednesday marks Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent with Catholic services and blessed ashes. Local church notices promise more details and spring drapery arrivals at Skud Goldman Co. Also rooms for rent at Perry House and cord wood for sale by Frank Kanieski.
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