War marriages urged as aid to nation by Dr Clara MacNaughton
Dr Clara MacNaughton tells National League of American Penwomen in Washington that Americans should not discourage war marriages. She cites French experience showing war brides bolster morale, link devotion to duty, and may increase population during a prolonged conflict. She cautions against hasty marriages but supports enduring pairs and calls for shared risk with equal rights for women.
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Thirty Three Million in Motor Fees Predicted for 2018
A special congressional committee estimates motorists will pay 33,095,000 dollars in automobile license fees during 2018. A son was born to Capt. and Mrs. Milton Garrigus of Kokomo Indiana. the father is eighty six years old and a Civil War veteran.
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Nostalgic asks of a bygone era in local life
The fragment recalls a youth filled with simple pleasures and social habits from earlier times, hinting at changes in entertainment, volunteering, courtship, daily costs, and public health norms. It contrasts lamplight and gaslight leisure with modern comforts and the era’s social mores. The text juxtaposes memories of theaters, churches, and community life with changes in war awareness and daily living.
Balloon Observer Duty in World War I Front Lines
The article explains balloon observers as vital eyes behind the lines. It details their duties tracking troop movements and artillery, coordinating with ground batteries, and guiding bombardments. It notes risks from aircraft, weather, and enemy activity, and outlines American balloon forces forming in France with officer trainees and skilled enlisted roles.
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Three Old Suits For New One In Berlin
German regulation tightens clothing cards to curb material use. For every suit or outerwear item purchased, three worn articles must be turned in, with exemptions only for wooden shoes and silk items. The rule extends to linen undergarments, stockings, gloves, collars, and house linens, fostering evasion and rising prices.
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