Great Lakes letters from a serviceman at Paul Jones Camp
Lown Arseld writes from Great Lakes on May 13 1918 describing the expansion of the station with new camps Dewey Perry and others across Reed Lake Michigan. He notes training diversity from first class sailors to entertainers and the strong YMCA and Red Cross support, wishing health and inviting visits. He mentions friends Reed Harold Winsor Jones McTrotter and the Xmas box from home.
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Great Lakes, I
Great Lakes
Paul
Camp Perry Grill Hall
Lake Michigan
Reed
Harold
Camp Perry
Winsor Jones
MclTrotter
Red Cross
German war on us taught through fear and analysis
The speaker argues Germany has waged a covert war within the United States for generations. He cites Delbruck law, German organizations abroad, and the aims of Pan German leagues to keep Germans from becoming Americans, pressing for total defeat of Germany to prevent further world domination.
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Germany
Dewey
Spain
United States
Europe
Verein Fur Das Deutschtum Im Ausland
Union For Germanism In Foreign
German Empire
Alldeutscher Verband
Pan German League
New York
San Francisco
Alldeutsche Blatter
America
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Turkey
India
Orient
Kamerad
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Cough Relief
A reader from Perth Amboy New Jersey reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound eased a sore throat and hoarseness during summer colds. The endorsement notes it helped her throat and that she found nothing better.
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Foley
Mary Segham
Perth Amboy
Neve
Geo Howard
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