Wounded, Missing in Action in Mystery War Memoir
The report lists names such as Lt Warren Jo Miller from Osford and Privates Russe TD Anderson Saltburn James A Barkley Livermore and Hiram J Clark from Philadelphia as wounded or missing in action. A narrative follows a farmer recalling a ghostly vision of German invasion, urging duty and urging strong support for the Liberty Loan to defeat the Hun.
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Earl Lorie Bro al Arown
Arthur Vandervoort Savige Viola
Harry R. Foel
Philadephia Bugier
Jamnes L. Ballentine
Phils
James P. M.aherns
Phila
Clarence L. Knupp
Pottstown
John 8. Lukston
Sharpsburg
Joseph Tybrake
Nanticoke
Charles Mackay Waterhouse
Germantown
Philadelphia
Metro Reidside
Coaldale
Oscar Dale Eckman
Providence
Charles F. Evans
Pottsville
William Fate
Boynton
William Hoyt Pelmear
Warren Jo Miller
Osford
Russe
TD Anderson
Saltburn
James A Barkley
Livermore
Hiram J. Clark
Mieald
C Man
Leghbure
Crag
Apollo Hiarry Fairley
Woneier
Therding
Mary OF
Delaware
Springscold
Moore
Cowbe
Pbo
Marysville
Moorow
Mehantsburg
Springfield Pike
Betsy
Mel
America
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial claims nine years of stomach and liver trouble improved after starting Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The advertiser asserts prior medicines failed, while one dose convinces and a money refund is offered. Sold by Siegfried's and leading druggists.
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Mayr
Siegfried
Census Figures Show Rise In Farm Provisions And Labor Strain
Agricultural census from 80,000 farms across 51 counties records increases in dairy and beef cattle sheep hogs and work horses plus rising farm labor totals and ongoing draft enlistment. About 2 340 acres potatoes 7 000 hay and 4 000 corn harvested in 1917 amid labor shortages. German newspapers report General Unverzagt killed in battle signaling shaken German morale.
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U. S. and
State Departments of Agricultural
Pennsylvania Council of National Defense
March on all hearts resolved on victory or death
The passage urges rebellion against tyrannical rulers who crave power and wealth. It portrays despot rulers as beasts and gods, calls for arming the people, and orders a march toward victory or death with resolute, martial language. The speaker emphasizes collective courage and defiance.
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