Review of Y M C A Year of War Service Record
A New York report details the Y M C A war work council’s year in review, defending criticisms of canteen prices, noting overseas operations in 105 states, and outlining programs in France Italy and in demobilization camps. It highlights financial growth, casualty figures, and the expansion of leave areas and educational services for soldiers.
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New York
Young Men's Association
Association
War Work Council
War Department
John R. Mott
The
Entre
Inspector General
France
England
America
Teo
St. Mihhiel
Marne
Argonne Forest
Ted Triargie
Raye
John Sherman Hoyt
Y. M. C. A. War Work Council
Red Cros
Red Cross
Campa
Oher
United States
Y. MG
Army Educational Commission
Italy
Kidney trouble remedy advertised in local ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmers Hwamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims rapid, effective relief in thousands of cases and offers a tested bottle for ten cents from Dea Co in Binghamton New York, with Cheyenne State-het noted.
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Dea Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Cheyenne State
Sister St John Welcomes Allied Troops at Le Quesnoy
An American press report recounts Sister St John at a shell battered hospital in Le Quesnoy greeting English soldiers. She speaks with calm resolve and shares a wounded Irish prisoner Doyle’s family connection as she shows a French English grammar booklet and a wartime memorandum bearing Private Michael Doyle’s address.
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Amerisan Press
British Front
Sister
J. John
le Quesnoy
Sister St. John
Dublin
Doyle
Ireland
St. John
Michael Doyle
Albert Terrace
Concord artist donates over 10000 to war relief funds
Elizabeth Wedtworth Roberts of Concord Massachusetts has given all proceeds from her paintings to war relief causes since 1914. With the war’s end she reports contributions totaling more than ten thousand dollars.
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Mies Eizabeth Wedtworth Roberts
Concord
Mass
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Canada’s Postwar Drive to Yield Food for World’s Cupboard
The article outlines Canada’s expansion of farm output in 1918, detailing broad programs by public and private entities to raise grain and dairy production, and noting sizeable estimates of national production and per capita food availability amid wartime pressures.
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Canada
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Frederick P. Keppel
Young Men's Christian Association
Jta
General Pershing
Raymond B. Fosdick
Commission On
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KNOX
Stratford
Carey
George T. Bye
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Lernay
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