Build While We Fight War Message From North Dakota
An editorial urges Americans to act, support national efforts, and not abandon work as World War I unfolds. It stresses preparing for a global conflict, maintaining construction and industry at home, and ensuring transportation and materials flow to sustain prosperity and war effort. It cites England’s wartime business, banking outlook, and calls for continued public and private building across states.
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France
America
North
England
B. C. Forbes
London
Frank A. Vanderlip
Europe
Vacation no retreat for nation's war effort says editor
The piece argues rest and recreation are essential for a capable wartime workforce. It cites Secretary Lane on parks and urges Americans to seek healthful refreshment while maintaining productivity. It rebuts claims that 55 percent of U S women are flappers, praising women in homes, farms, offices, and factories for their crucial wartime contributions and resilience.
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Lane
Alway
United States
Raymond Robins
Woman’s Committee
National Council of Defense
Houston Post
America
Infant care and sanitation guidance from the State Board of Health
Public health notice advising mothers to breastfeed and carefully prepare bottles, control feeding intervals by infant age, ensure clean water and equipment, and keep homes sanitary to prevent infant illness and disease. It warns of July infant deaths and emphasizes fly control and garbage removal under state health authority.
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State Board of Health
William Langer
A. M. Call
J. McCurren
M. D
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