Letters bring WWI memories to life at National Museum
At the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City staff pivot to remote work, transcribing letters, diaries, and journals from American soldiers. The project expands access, with 5,000 pages typed by 17 transcribers since March, revealing vivid lives, love, and loss amid the 1918 influenza pandemic and wartime memories.
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Margaret Witzke
Missouri Museum
Witzke
Kansas City
John
Jack
National
Matthew Naylor
Iowa
Atlantic
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France
Savvy Senior Diabetics and Covid 19 Guidance
Diabetic seniors face higher risk of severe Covid 19 complications and are advised to stay home, practice distancing, and wash hands frequently. Keep insulin, testing supplies, and medications stocked for at least a month. Medicare covers telehealth visits. contact doctors by video or phone. Seek urgent care if symptoms worsen or severe shortness of breath or DKA signs appear.
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CDC
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Messages Bring Smiles Garage Spreads Joy in Community
The Glynn family posts daily messages from their garage to brighten neighbors and strangers alike. They have received flowers and kind notes, with many expressing appreciation for the positivity. They plan to continue through month end, then may stop, grateful for the impact.
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Anna Glynn
Lucas Glynn
Robins
Liz Martin
the Gazette
Glynns
Glynn
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