Grave of Unknown American Aviator Identified
Graves Registration from Murvaux reports an unknown aviator killed on September 28, 1918, with details of the burial and requests help to identify the body. It cites eyewitness affidavits from Murvaux villagers and notes Lieutenant Frank Luke Jr.’s heroism and confirmation of his death near Marvaux Meuse, with the wrist watch sent to Paris for ID.
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Cmeer
Neufehaten
Chief
Air Service
Murvaux
Meune
Chester E. Staten
G. KR
Omecr
Mur
Meuse
Liny
Dirters Farm
Doulton
Milly
Atrenam
Ameri Fean
Porton
Rene Colin
Auguste Cuny
Henry Guastave
Eugene Coltne
Odie Puatoche
Richard Vietor
Valentin Garrna
Gustave Garrna
Leonappt Cordlne Delbart
Gabriel Didier
Camille Th
Themnaelven
Aviater
Corylal Delbart
Volmner Nicholas
Marvaux
Auguste Garre
Luke
Rembercourt
Wehner
Staten
Germians
Paris
I. W. Zinn
Home demonstration agents praised for vast community aid
The United States Department of Agriculture notes about 1700 home demonstration agents work nationwide aiding housewives. Their tasks range from baking bread and canning vegetables to sewing hats and improving kitchens. They adapt to war needs by teaching substitutes, thrift, and storage, while forming community laundries and canneries and training volunteers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
State Relations Service
Farm Bureau
Horseradish Sauce for Boiled Beef or Steak
A palatable sauce is made by adding grated horseradish and a little vinegar to whipped cream. Another method thickens milk with cracker crumbs then horseradish and butter with salt, or uses butter and flour with meat-water to create a horseradish sauce served with meat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Practical garment care and storage tips from a past era
Wear practicable wash aprons while at work. Boots and shoes hardened by water are softened by kerosene. When making bisque ice cream add the crumbs when nearly frozen. Whiteen your clothes by boiling a tablespoonful of turpentine with them. Sponging with hot vinegar will make the shiny part of any garment less noticeable. When not in use hang outside garments well brushed on suitable hangers away from dust. While shoes are not in use keep shoe trees in them to preserve their shape or stuff with tissue paper.
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Mexico
Utah
Nevada
California
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Montana
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Frank Luke
Mhoenixlas
Frank Lake, Jr
Arizona State Capitol
Phoenix
H. R. Hickok
Campbell
Luke
National Guards
National Army
J. Loy Maloney
Chicago Tribune
Ife
94Th Aero Squadron
Eddie Rickenbacker
Maloney
Ifrank
Luke, Jr
Ariz
Germany
Rick
Jake
Harold J. Haartley
Air Service
Ake
University of Arizona
Colorado
New
Los Angeles
Tie
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