Infantryman in World War I era slang article
Anecdotal piece highlights the infantryman as essential battle support, praising physical grit over formal schooling. It contrasts infantry with other services and hints at mobility across fronts. The prose uses slang to emphasize readiness and unglamorous but vital duty.
War data and enlistment notices from Alliance Neb 1918
Wartime numbers show U boats have sunk American ships totaling 26 thousand tons while ships total 180 642 tons completed. Editor rounds up casualties to June 1918 with 291 killed in action 1052 died of wounds 810 died of disease 892 other causes 4046 wounded and 342 prisoners for a total 7305. Also notes French Blue Devils Alpine Chasseurs tour in US and details on bodies returned to the U S after the war and grave registration in France. Enlistment notices list men for Fort Logan Colorado and various corps with opportunities in medical, engineer and coast artillery fields.
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Berea
Neb
W. R. T. Brabham
A Keene
Arply
Navy
Alliance Hera
Blue Devils
B. M
Lakeside
Ans
Frenéh Blue Devils
Eollors
France
United States
A. & N. Dept
War Department
Washington
J. Hampton Moore
House of Representatives
Mr. Moore
Henry Clair
Frederick David Clair
United States Medical Corps
Navy Department
General Pershing
Quartermaster Corps
Department
Clair
United States Army
Edward Wallace
Alliance
Edward McCall
North Lup
White Cavalry
Regular Army
Peter Larsen
Scottsbluff
United States Guards
Ernest A. Marwalder
Rushville
F. S. White Infantry
Ft. Logan
Colorado
Gering Cassel
Scottabluff
National Army
Major C. Forbes
Crawford
White Engineer Corps
Robert H. McDowell
Gerald F. Cooper
Charles N. Gambreal
Memphis
Tenn
Burton M. Howe
Valentine
Signal Corps
Medical Corps
Coast Artillery
Insular Possessions
Infantry
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Matthew Jones
General Service Infantry
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Alliance Testimony
Mrs Thomas Ackerman of 621 West Second Street Alliance reports kidney disorder symptoms improved by Dean's Kidney Pills. She cites back pain fatigue and irregular kidneys and praises the remedy as effective. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorsement wording preserved.
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Dean
Alliance
Thomas Ackerman
West Second Street
Saya
Doan
Ackerman
Foster-Milburn Co
Mmners
Buffalo
N. Y
Sage Tea for Graying Hair Promises Natural Color
Grandmother used a Sage and Sulphur brew to restore faded or gray hair. A downtown druggist notes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is popular for darkening hair evenly with a simple comb through method. The ad claims hair restores its natural color by morning after a couple of applications.
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Wyeth
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Eamhancers
Boche Co
Toronto
Lifax
Timbuctoo
A & N. Dept
Fort Logan
Colo
Army
Anthony J. Robiella
Antioch
White Coast Artillery
Charles D. Hall
Glenda
Wyo
Edward W. Meckelbey
Seneca
F. S. White Coast Artillery
East Third Street
Alli
Chandler
C. K. Cleveland
M. E. Halloway
Mgr
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Hay Springs
Hemingsford
Durham
THE
RED Cross
M. D. Cravath
Lester Davis
Nebr
H. P. Coursey
AY Dale
Cler