The Long Pull War Outlook and German Strategy
A compact war era column analyzes the perceived timeline of World War I, contrasting optimism for a quick end with warnings that the war will endure. It cites German aims in France, naval threats, conscription, and media manipulation, urging perseverance to win peace.
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Waterloo
Germany
America
Teuton
Teuton Press Agency
Postdam
Michel
Potsdam
Picardy
Flanders
Rheims
Marne
Boche
Paris
Seine
Foch
France
Teutons
Calais
Russia
Ludendorff
Frederick
Red Cross Williston Branch Discusses Work Time Pledge
A Williston Red Cross meeting considered a worker time pledge and future hours for Red Cross service. The group also addressed permission to hold entertainments under Red Cross auspices and passed a resolution requiring written authorization for fund raising where proceeds do not go to the Red Cross.
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RED Cross
Williston
E. C. Carney
American Red Cross Association
Sage Tea and Sulphur Color for Graying Hair Claim
An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It asserts the mixture restores a glossy, even shade by daily application with a sponge or brush, claiming hair looks darker and more lustrous by morning and after repeated use.
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Kaiser Sid
Ivan S. Rossiter
Schweinhand
Rossiter
Germany
Alwayt
Bismarck
Sybody
Wyeth
Williston Citizens Urged to Verify Authorization Cards
In a legitimate fundraising effort, residents of Williston are advised to request the authorization card when in doubt. The guidance emphasizes confirming the issued authority before contributing or engaging with collectors to protect the public.
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Williston
Dagmar Red Cross Sale A Blu Success
A Red Cross auction in Dagmar last Friday drew a large turnout and strong bidding. Proceeds support relief efforts as organizers report a successful event with broad community participation.
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Dagmar Red Cross Sale
Blu
Red Cross
Dagmar
Dagmar Leads Neighboring Communities in Patriotic Donations
The Grenora Examiner notes Dagmar setting a fast pace in patriotic work and donations. the audience is urged that if all communities matched this effort, Uncle Sam would not have to ask twice for money. The report also mentions the Kaiser’s goat selling for $50 bought by Lars Linn and A Th Larsen and the treasury swelling to about $800.
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Kaiser
Lars Linn
A. Th. Larsen
Dagmar
Uncle Sam
Grenora Examiner
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Bowie
Mary Roberts Rinehart
McAdoo
Robert Cecil
Napoleon
the Food Administration
William S. Hart
Wom.s Hart
The
Lyric Theatre