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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 89, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 April 1918

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HONOR FLAG AWARDED WOMEN

WRITES ENTERTAININGLY OF LIFE IN WAR ZONE.

COUNTY AGENTS IN SESSION

TUESDAY HOSPITAL NOTES.

J. SCOTT.

SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE

SATURDAY IS GETAWAY DAY

ABUNDANCE OF MONEY

WAR SUMMARY.

BRITISH HAVE NO RESERVE ARMY, OFFICER SAYS

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Demand for War Nurse Brings Problem

PHOTOGRAPHS OF LIGHTNING.

INDEED, YES.

AS IN SHAKESPEARE’S TIME

War as a Leveler.

Sugar Beet Pulp for Cattle.

War and the Churches.

New Light on Anarchism.

DO WELL TO SPEND

Music a War Horror.

Women to Prove Their Heroism.

Gulls as Submarine Detectors.

Afternoon Frocks of Taffeta and Crepe

Types in Millinery Styles

Alluring New Voiles.

Uses for Old-Waists.

POSTSCRIPTS

SHOTS FROM THE MAGAZINE

DO KNOW THAT—

ABOUT PERSONS

THE CYNIC SAYS

WILLIE HOPPE HELD UP AS MODEL AMERICAN BY WASHINGTON PASTOR

TIMME ONLY PAID $750 FOR A. RANKIN JOHNSON

BOXING IS VERY POPULAR WITH ALL SOLDIER BOYS

Joe Kelly in Class A1.

Wesleyan Leader Enlists.

INTERESTING SPORT PARAGRAPHS

BIG TITLE HOLDERS. ARE AT CAMP DODGE

OLD-TIME BALL PLAYERS FAST FADING FROM GAME

JEFF SMITH, BOXING INSTRUCTOR. AT DIX

COL. HEALEY MAKES ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS

COUNCIL MEETING.

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.

ANOTHER RENSSELAER BOY GOES TO THE NAVY.

THOMAS COX GOING TO HELP BRITON

ASK FOR SKILLED MEN IN VARIOUS UNITS

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