Ayer Girls Soldiers Hostesses
Camp Devens October 18 35 000 soldiers play a lively game of Bid or Got the Button as the cantonment buzzes with the popular pastime Bid means invitation and the game hooks the crowd as the soldiers mingle and compete for fun and social time
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Camp Devens
Women organize wartime entertainment for national army
In towns near the cantonment women form clubs under the Women's Patriotic League to host dances and receptions for 75 soldiers each night. Plans include home lodging lists and room registries to assist visiting mothers and sisters, with local volunteers aiding in coordinating the efforts. Psychology tests for soldiers begin at the base hospital, with H Company first to be tested under Lt. W. S. Foster.
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Ayer
Girls’ Club
Women’s Patriotic League of Massachusetts
Leominster
Agnes Bristol
Agnes R. Gould
Braintree
Cora Nelson
Girl Scouts
Girls' Patriotic League
Charles Gibson
Boston
Charles A. Joslin
Richard Galliday
Murray Damon
Alfred Litell
Cornell
Cantonment
Liberty Loan
Massee
Trench Labor by 1524 Brigade Along No Man's Land
The 1524 Brigade, with 808d and 304th Infantry Regiments, works with pick and shovel as trenches rise in series from fighting line to enemy positions. Final quota soldiers won’t depart for Camp Gordon until Oct 29 at earliest, date tentative per War Department. Food shortages persist with fats and animal protein scarce despite Romanian and neutral imports.
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No Man's Land
Camp Gordon
Maor J. M. Wainwright
War Department
Washington
Germany Not Much Relieved by Harvest
Reports to the State Department indicate that the German harvests this year have not re. Don’t put off buying a bond. By buying early you encourage others. Holding off will imperil the success of the Liberty Loan.
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Germany
Washington
State Department
Our boys will take care of the submarines
A fundraising appeal urges readers to support Liberty Bonds to fund submarine defense. The message frames bonds as aiding the troops and national security, urging purchase as a duty and patriotic contribution.
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