Public concern over war profiteering and Austrian food crisis
The article argues against profiteering during wartime, urging that profits undermine patriotism and public welfare. It cites FTC disclosures and broad condemnations of profiteers, then shifts to Austria-Hungary detailing rationed meals, poor quality food, and hunger influencing morale, before noting a celebration at the Court House for Miss Danelia A. Wilder’s 25 years as Deputy Recorder.
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Picion
Court House
Danelia A. Wilder
WWI Opinion Clippings Question War Views
Quotations from Philadelphia Star Dallas News and Memphis Commercial Appeal depict public opinion on the war effort. Authorities cite belief in victory and critique Senator Chamberlain while noting grim casualty frames and German losses.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Fatherless Children of France drive support drive
Jacques watches the north for his father while France and America unite in a plea to help fatherless children. The Fatherless Children of France society seeks ten cents a day to keep boys at home with mothers, detailing a national HQ in New York and a Warren Committee chaired by Mrs. A F Kottcamp with a roster of assistants.
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Jacques
Papa
Paris
Mama
Jacquee
France
America
Independence Hall
Fifth Ave
New York
Warren Committee
Woman’s Club
A. F Kottcamp
E. H. Lampe
J C. Crary
Treasuer
H. P. Stone
Paul Stewart
A. G. Eldred
Aurtley Hutching
Lillian Bairstow
Leona Lesser
Ethel Morrison
Helen Prints
Army and Marine Casualties in American Expeditionary Forces
War department reports eighty five U S troops killed in action died of wounds disease and accidents six others died in action and thirty six missing in action Forty Marines attached to A E F report thirty three killed in action four died of wounds and three wounded severely Officers killed include Lieutenants Boyd Crawford Curry and others Died of wounds Lieut Howard L Smith Severely wounded Capt Henry D Cormerais and Lieutenants Godfrey Child Elwyn Briggsville Missing in action Lieut Alvard Holbrook Previously reported killed in action Lieut Richard Mortimer Marine Lieut Vernon L Summers Killed in action Army list includes sergeants Captains and many privates Died of disease Corporal Ernest Curth and several privates listed Missing in action include Mitchell Barton Jack Breskin and many others Severely wounded include Sergeant Joseph H Smith and multiple privates Marine list shows killed in action Sergeants Corporals Privates with several wounded or missing Additionally Bugler Herbert R Newton reported missing then slightly wounded
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War Department
Nive
Marine Corps
Army
Boyd
Crawford
Tarentum
John V. Curry
Plains
Howard L. Smith
Oshkosh
Wis
Alvah Crocker, Jr
Fitchburg
Mass
Henry D. Cormerais
Alleston
Godfrey Child
Pocomoke City
Elwyn
Gay
Ernest F. Curth
Yonkers
N. Y
Jos. Francois
Scott
Henry Hoffman
Beattie
Marshall County
Kas
Russell D. Wentzeil
Tellford
Ross T. Hadley
Texarkana
Ark
Denver Smith
Sugar Tree Ridge
Ohio
Joe Bloodough
Sailsbury
Walter H. T. Breish
Allentown
Lloyd. Person
Brooklyn
Joseph H. Smith
Ralph N. Blue
Stewardson
Ill
Charles L. Carlson
Coffeyville
Geo. Clement
Harrison
N. J
Glen M. Libhart
French Camp
Cal
Rudolph A. Magruder
Waterbury
Conn
Joseph Norton
Caiisteo
Thomas Lovin Sanborn
Donald C. Waite
Davenport
Iowa
Mitchell Barton
Victory Mills
N.Y
Jack Breskin
New York
George D. Hughey
Leigh
Okla
Edward J. McGrath
New Bedford
Joe BE. Pitts
Blanton
Ala
Osborn Bell
Picton
Nova Scotia
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Troy
Charles L. Burkett
Thayer
Joseph A. Downey
Shamokin
Ralph E. Ellinwood
Ariz
Roy Fisk
Russell
St. Lawrence County
George Franklin
Pekin
Harry C. Harter
Marshalltown
George Jorgenson
Waukesha
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Dennis Kelleher
New Rochelle
N. Y.Y
Thomas Kennedy
Newark
Frank Kotava
Christopher
Jos. Kowaleski
Meriden
Allen Lager
Sulpher
Eugene A. la Jeunessee
Lowell
Kenneth Ritchie Moore
Los Angeles
Thomas Morgan
Lansing
Harry Burns O'Conner
Frank V. Reitzell
Riverton
Wm. A. Roberts
Ind
Herbert R. Newton
Hartford
Joseph A. Sissler
Clifford L. Brockway
Utica
Harold Carman
Jamacia
Peter Conway
Chicago
Arthur F. Ware
Fort Scott
Harry W. Elliott
Minneapolis
Oxford Mass
Arthur McBride
Clarendon
Walter A. May
St Louis
Raymond, Nesen
Milwaukee
Wiss
Henry Pankow
Fred W. Schulte
Quincy
Morris T. Tuttles
San Marcos
Tep
David Tartikoff
Malden
Alfred Weisbaker
The Star Spangled Banner Excerpt in Verse Form
A poetic excerpt presents the flag, battle imagery, and national devotion. It references dawn light, rockets, and the flag over fortifications with calls to victory and providence, ending with a motto of faith and resilience.
Miss Dix Teaches Canning and Drying at Fourth Ward
Miss Dix of State College gave a thorough lesson on canning and drying to about twenty five housekeepers at the Fourth Ward school. A follow up session covered substitute flours with corn starch cake and corn meal bread, Spanish rice on wafers delighted attendees who asked many questions and praised the inspiring instruction.
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Dix
State College
Fourth Ward
Miss Dix
Lord Rhonda dies British food controller aged 62
London July 3 Lord Rhonda Britain’s food controller died this morning after a long illness. He was 62. Before his title in 1916 he was known as David Alfred Thomas the coal king of Wales and a multi millionaire. No heir to the title is listed. Names of several wounded and missing soldiers are given in a brief casualty list including William Hoffman and Robert Hess among others.
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London
Lord RhOnda
David Alfred Thomas
Wales
Letter Home From Soldiers At Sea And In France
A wartime letter from John Hanna written aboard a transport on the Atlantic crossing to France in 1918 describes sea life, health, and hopes for home. Another note from Chas E. Olson in France mentions France’s scenery, language, and his plan to join the band, alongside local meeting notices and a county newspaper boast.
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Warren Dboys
John 0. Hanna
Company G. Infantry
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Nick Richlin
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Arbuckle
Sergi
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Robert B. Hess
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Mian
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North Woodstock
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Thor A. Rylander
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Harry E. Clausen
Cheago
OUR Boys
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John
Corp
Hanna
Atlantic Ocean
Bristol
Camp Lee
Father
Sergt. Bugler
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Company C. 205
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