A Word to the Spies Prompts Cautions on Disclosure
A brief admonition urges secrecy in intelligence work with directive to withhold full knowledge. The message emphasizes strategic restraint and careful sharing of sensitive information.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1918
Page
4
A brief admonition urges secrecy in intelligence work with directive to withhold full knowledge. The message emphasizes strategic restraint and careful sharing of sensitive information.
A compact collection of vivid quotes by Lloyd George Hall Caine James Douglas and Amy Lowell. The assertions critique British leadership German raiders and existential views on humanity and nature with brisk, quotable lines.
In Coppock, families report mumps cases as Lillian Lois Dave and Orvie fall ill. The community debates plural or singular forms and ponders contagiousness while recalling childhood memories of the season and its mild risks.
Abe Martin ponders how people who never visit towns with meals will recognize national holidays once the saloon fades from the scene. He notes changing customs and the shift in how communities observe special days without the familiar social hub.
The excerpt lists financial figures including total loans amounts and capital stock paid in. It shows loan figures around 25,000 to 24,500 with related balances, plus surplus funds and various reserves totaling approximately 2.46 million in assets or equity, alongside specific cash and reserve line items.
J L Brookhart announces candidacy for state senate as a Republican in the June primary, subject to voters in the tenth senatorial district.
The candidate declares his bid for the Washington county county attorney post on the Republican ticket in the June Primary, subject to Republican voters' will.
Harry McCall announces candidacy for the county treasurer nomination in Washington County. He seeks Republican voters support at the June primaries and asks for favorable consideration.
One candidate Mike mid tf AL Cocklin seeks the board of supervisors term starting January 1, 1919. He runs in the June primary subject to Republican voters will in Washington.
One candidate, Samuel Anderson, files for re election to the County Board of Supervisors for the term starting 1919, subject to Republican voters at the June primaries.
A candidate announces intent to run for county attorney in June primaries subject to Republican voter will. He asks friends for support and cites prior ties to Wool and Butterfield as part of his background.
Poem excerpt from The Thinker by Berton Braley in I Heave Together from The Northwest Steel Co highlights the thinker behind steelwork. It contrasts backshop labor with the scheming thinker who drives progress turning dreams into reality.
George F. Morrison confirms plan to run again for Poe County Attorney subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. Morrison emphasizes experience and commitment to county legal work while positioning to win the nomination.
A candidate for county sheriff is James S. Stevenson, seeking the Republican primary nomination in June. The report notes the race hinges on voter support at the June primaries.
Nao sits in a small first grade chair and tells the teacher that her feet have gone to bed after stretching them. The light scene captures a child's simple observation during rest time.
Arthur Guy Empey recounts his journey from Jersey to England to enlist in the British army, detailing frontline life in France, trench warfare, and his troupe’s improvised wartime theatre. The narrative covers training, combat, camaraderie, and a successful dramatic performance staged in a makeshift barn theatre for troops.
The chapter describes Tommy characters who gamble in rest billets. It details the Canfield game with a canvas board and three dice, the banker’s edge, and payouts for crown and anchor. It also explains the popular House game with numbered cards, estaminets operating hours, and the selling of cards as a school.
Players use numbered cardboard squares from nine to brim the bag. The caller announces numbers and players cover matching squares. The first to complete a card shouts House and is paid by the backer, then sells a card for the next school. The process repeats as a collection scheme.
The fragment lists No. 3 Passenger and No. 9% Passenger figures, suggesting a rail timetable or capacity note. No additional context or locations are provided.
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