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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
7
A wartime relief discussion outlines federal and Red Cross support for blinded and injured soldiers. The piece notes government efforts, Home Service aid, and ongoing care for veterans and families, with references to medical and educational help and postwar recovery plans.
The American Red Cross set up a portable kitchen at the exact spot where Joan of Arc was captured to serve tea, coffee and other refreshments to 10,000 soldiers and civilians daily.
A wounded soldier recounts a heavy October attack near the lines. He describes a six inch shell explosion that mortally wounded some, injuring him with shrapnel to his leg and arm and neck injuries. He was evacuated by Red Cross train to a base hospital where he expects two months of recovery. He doubts he will return to fighting the Dutch.
The article lists officers elected for the coming year at Cucy Temple No toy Pyth jan Siste, naming Dame and several named electees and successors. It notes a later recount of votes with names such as Jay Bhaechbw and Jesse Sambhwue and mentions a discussion of insect life linked to Calverniae and queen activity.
The article discusses postwar rehabilitation for veterans, stressing ongoing sacrifices and future care. It highlights medical and vocational training, including prosthetics and mechanical arm use enabling work in fields like chemical laboratories.
Nine counties in the Fourth Federal District are declared proud for reaching the Liberty Loan quota. Counties listed include Bland, Witon, Franklin, Herron Ow Plain, Kentus, Martin, Creery, Derry, and Myrtle Campbell areas. Local officials honor these communities for meeting the campaign target.
A partially readable note argues that funding peace will be needed as long as funding war, noting many seeds and troops require sustenance. It mentions shipping personnel to the United States at a high monthly rate and the long period before they return, signaling extended postwar needs for the army.
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