Our Debt to Italians and the Italian Front
The Italian front is active from border to sea and Italians have reorganized and strengthened their armies. They have harried the enemy and won two offensives that toppled Austrian control on mountain peaks. The President asks Americans to focus on Italy, praising Italians as allies and worthy of gratitude in a war effort that also serves the United States.
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profiteers prey on the hungry amid wartime cries
A column recalls profiteering abuses hurting sick babies and the needy, then shifts to a Denton Record reader’s note on mudslinging and a humorous reminiscence of a 1896 town barbecue fundraiser. It highlights community humor, charity efforts, and wary caution about collective actions.
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Ree Bailey
Houston
List of white men called for June 1918 Camp Travis entrainment
The document lists dozens of white men names and addresses from Bonham, Honey Grove, Dodd City, Ravenna, Leonard, Wolfe City, and surrounding towns as the pool to be entrained for Camp Travis Texas starting June 24, 1918. Alternates are also named in separate sections. The list includes full names and home locations across multiple counties and states, reflecting a draft-like mobilization.
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Augusta Chesser
Bonham
John Fowler
Leonard Charlie Stroud
Dodd City
Arthur E. Martin
Honey Grove
Sulphur Springs
Henry P. Henderson
Ravenna
Jesse King
Ladonia
Lonnie Bennett
Monkstown
Raleigh E. Shaddon
Arlie M. Lewis
Wolfe City
Silas Carter
Wade
Ohio
John C. Sheppard
Oscar J. Weaver
Buford G. Davis
Leonard Thos
J. Owen
Kent
Washington
Earl P. Price
Thos
W. Brown
Trenton
Charlie
Moodie Hatcher
Wm. A. Smith
Athens
Ark
George W. Russell
Savoy
Vernon E. Karr
Leonard Thos. E. Leonard
Lamasco
O. Caldwell
Whitewright
Homer Leslie
Leonard R
E. Walker
Jno
F. Roach
Presley O. Windle
Will E. Walker
Bonham R
Jake Mills
Joseph T. Wilkinson
David W. Lowe
Ardmore
Okla
Jas. E. Smith
Wm. E. Bailey
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F. Swearingin
Willie S. Chapman
Mendendale
Mias
Henderson Gentry
Olie McKinney
Theodore A. Mayo
C. Gunn
Calvin T. Barnes
Willard O. Provine
Earl Ward
Lawton
Jas. A. Green
Hardy N. Feltz
Berry H. McLarry
Blue Ridge
Claud A. Swatzell
Ivanhoe
Willie R. Morris
Tom Tarrant
Albert M. Price
Dee Brooks
Frank Dupree
Vaughn McElrath
John Purnell
Ben
Greve's Tasteless Chill Tonic Story of Malaria Cure
An 1900s style ad recounts Greve's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to destroy malaria germs. It includes testimonials about headaches and energy loss, praising the tonic as a cure and listing other products like Martin's Blue Bug Killer and Fly Spray. A separate note reports Neel Briley breaking both bones in his left arm after a fall.
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Taylor Grocer Co
Neel
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