American Red Cross Food Aid Reaches Serbia Amid War
Dispatch describes an American Red Cross station at Pirat Serbia supplying rice and other foodstuffs to a typical Serbian peasant woman. The article notes daily shipments to avert famine as war disrupts normal life across the country.
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Americary
Serbia
1060 Service Men Back From War
More than 4,000 soldiers sailors or marines who were in service during the war have returned to their homes here. There are some who have not yet registered.
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Serae
Child Saved From Worms No. 6 Laxative Elixir Story
A Massachusetts mother of six touts Dr True’s iWorm Elixir as her family’s remedy. She reports her baby’s illness cleared after use and lists common worm symptoms such as deranged stomach, swollen abdomen, pale face, itching, coughing, and teeth grinding. The ad urges immediate use when symptoms appear.
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Dr. True
B. M. Gite
West Newbury
Mass
Star
Hair Care Notice Adverts on Shampoo Usage
An advertisement warns against harsh soaps and alkali in shampoos. It promotes Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, explains simple usage and benefits, and claims it cleanses hair and scalp, leaves hair silky, and is inexpensive for family use.
Dead yet has sad home coming for Private Bromley
Bethel June 9 A tragedy during the war deepens as Private Henry Bromley of the 227th wranly returns home after being officially reported dead for October 16 1918 His mother Mrs Henry Bromley Sr drank poison upon receiving the telegram and died hours later Bromley appears dazed unable to explain his experiences and may have misidentified himself upon return Some comrades say he visited a grave in France bearing his name and he recalls possible German prison confinement
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Bethel
Connecticut
Henry Bromley
Bromley
France
Boar
Ben
New York
Stamford
Reddy
Derby Boy 18 Cited for Bravery in WWI Action
Private Stephen O Shaughnessey, home from France, recalled for gallantry during the Meuse Argonne offensive on October 8 1918. With five comrades he advanced under heavy fire, engaged a German 7mm piece, and continued despite serious wounds, earning a citation from Brigadier General Lindsey.
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Derby
Stephen O'Shaughnessey
France
87Th Infantry
O’shaughnessey
Meuse Argonne
O'Shaughnessey
Lindsey
Negroes to Get Dancing Pavilion Twice a Month
Pierce V. Gahan announced that dances for negroes will be held in the municipal dancing pavilion at Seaside Park beginning June 19. Plans call for dances every other Thursday with the possibility of weekly sessions if popular.
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Pierce V. Gahan
Gahan
Seaside Park
Fashion items and fabrics highlight summer shop collection
A catalog of colors and styles features tan navy Copenhagen and black wrapovers for summer frocks, silks and cotton crepe kimonos with embroidered designs, straw hats from New York and Boston, Knox sailor hats, Vogue hats, and various bags and leather accessories. It notes airy fabrics, Paisley patterns, decorative scrolls, and a range of sizes and prices.
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