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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1917

Page

9

Letters to the editor contends for steadfast national resolve

Washington writer Locis R. Memlinger denounces ongoing aggression and insults to American prosperity, peace, and security. He urges the nation to awake and prove its courage, defending liberty, justice, and the rightful due for all, warning against treachery and complacency in perilous times.

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Drillmaster at 74 Offers Service in Washington

A reader, A J Macfarren of Builders Exchange Washington DC, says a 74 year old veteran of three Civil War years is willing to serve as drillmaster in default of a better option. He requests communication to arrange service and notes his age until October. The letter reflects public interest in community duty.

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Washington Post rebukes pacifist advertising during wartime

A Washington Post front page editorial defends patriotic unity, rejects pacifist and antiwar ads, and pledges to bar content deemed supportive of enemies. Andrew Jordan Green from The Cecil, Washington, frames the call to suppress opposition as essential to national resolve amid war with Germany.

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No Surprise He Says That Colored Men Leave South

Editor Post argues readers should understand the exodus of working colored men from the South to the North. He states wages, education, and political rights drive migration, condemns lynching and denial of justice, and urges fair treatment and lawful avenues to seek better living while preserving rights.

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Recalling Bribes Offered for Enlistments in Past Wars

A meeting of the District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution discussed how volunteers in early wars received inducements or bounties. From 1776 to Civil War times, Congress offered land, money, and installments to attract volunteers for longer service terms. The piece traces bounty land grants, monetary sums, and timing of payments across revolutions, including 1847 Mexican War and Spanish War contexts. It notes state shortfalls and extra recruitment efforts, ending with a correction about a prior Philadelphia newspaper anecdote.

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Help Wanted Male Young Men for Mission House

Job notice seeking young Catholic men capable of earning 20 dollars per week. Apply Apostolic Mission House, Catholic Curvature between 8 and 4? Mix and Druk Bienes Degen hie 2.

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Numerous Help Wanted Classified Items Across DC Area

A dense list of help wanted notices across Washington DC areas. Messengers required with pay over 2.50 daily, for Western Union at 1401 F Street NW. Hotel and office staff positions including night clerk at Hotel Richmond and office assistant, plus several waitstaff and trades roles. Positions for coatmakers, dressers, bus boys, counters, and sales staff, with contact methods at multiple downtown addresses such as 826 Conn NW, 1104 14th St NW, 417 11th St, Pa Ave locations, and Dupont Drug Store.

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Help Wanted Female Workers in Various Trades

A crowded help wanted page lists positions for waitresses chambermaids and general housework, including experienced waitresses and waitresses with American service. Other ads seek seamstresses nurses and a telephone operator trainee with two permanent positions for young women. Several entries note wages and hours and require references or residency. Local addresses in Washington DC area appear with job postings in multiple households and institutions.

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Situations Wanted Classified Fragments

Mixed help wanted notices list colored and white applicants for private families. Roles include carpenters chauffeurs cooks housekeepers maids janitors and laundry workers with varying locations and references. The fragmentary items indicate individuals seeking day or contract work and private positions in households.

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