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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

9

King George and Queen Mary Win Hearts of Workers

London dispatch recounts the royal tour of King George and Queen Mary through war factories and hospitals. The King and Queen display heartfelt care for wounded, bereaved, and workers, earning broad popular support and boosting morale among troops and civilians alike.

London George Queen Mary Edward Queen Alexandra Prince Princess of Wales Mother Egypt France Mary Royal Welsh Gallipoli

Older Britons Defers Enlisting as Service Call Feels Vague

The article notes that older Britons between forty one and fifty are reluctant to volunteer for military service. It questions whether recruits would serve on the fighting line or in auxiliary roles. It contrasts England's stance with France and Germany and mentions France's front line strength versus German forces.

London England Germany France Paris

Household Economy Device Wins Servant Cooperation

A correspondent describes a family plan to post quarterly household expense accounts in the kitchen showing gas, electric light, coal, soap and polishes. Savings are divided two thirds to maids and one third to the family, based on material use rather than cost.

London

Religious Strife Stirs Germany in War Time

In wartime Germany internal strife grows as religious tensions reshape policy. The Reichstag repeals Jesuit laws from Bismarck era, prompted by Reform movements and pressure from Catholic and Lutheran voices. The Bundesrat’s ratification sparks debates on religious liberty and the role of the state.

Germany Lasbon Russia England Constitution Committee Prussia Bundesrath Federal Council Reichstag Erich Dombrowski Empire Saxony Armel Dearny Berlin Meformitio Treland

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