Red Cross Worker Aids Wounded Indian Officer
The illustration shows a Red Cross worker helping a wounded Indian officer from an ambulance. The article notes Red Cross volunteers as angels of mercy before and during the war, highlighting their ongoing humanitarian role.
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Red Cross
Angels of Mercy
Enlistment for Kiddies Love of Liberty Provokes Debate
A pacifist raggedly questions pro war motives while a young recruit explains he fights for the children and liberty rather than money. The piece lauds his vow and contrasts it with critics. Nearby, a head‑on Santa Train collision near Lola Kansas injures four. a dynamite car remains parked amid the wreck.
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Yelper
America
E. E. Harriman
Congress
Tierra del Fuego
Maine
California
New Orleans
Joucny
Lola
Kan
Here
Government urged action to secure farm implements for war effort
The National Implement and Vehicle Association warns that shortages of raw materials and labor threaten U S farm machinery supply in 1918. It urges government priority for farm tools and labor, equal to munitions, to keep American agriculture feeding allies and sustaining war efforts.
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Farmers of America
United States
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Association
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
American Agriculture
Hoard
Dairyman
Charles S. Brantingham
Farimere
Farus
Kansas
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