Hospitals Mounted on Trucks Prepared for War Wounded
The army plans mobile evacuation hospitals built on motor trucks and trailers to reach within five miles of battle zones. A corps of fifty nurses per unit will operate field clinics with sterilization, X-ray, and kitchen facilities. Nurse corps enrollment may reach 20,000 this year with 2,000 abroad and more at camps and embarkation points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Vobie
Army Medical Devputeant
Mise Bora
Army Nurse Corps
Keoh
Mise Thompson
United States
Washington
Foley's Honey and Tar Charm Remedy Praised
A California note from Mrs. Margaret Smale in Bishop extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a grand remedy for persistent coughs colds sore throat and bronchial troubles. She says it acted like a charm after a lingering cold.
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Foley
Margaret Smale
Bishop
Calif
Depreciation and War Payments Strain Italian Money
Italy faces continuing depreciation of lire in foreign markets despite a National Institute of Exchange. Allies are urged to fix exchange rates. Italy imports war materials and pays high prices, with lire weakening from 8.70 to 9.00 per dollar. Prices for bread and food rise. articles in Popolo Romano analyze causes.
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Rome
National Institute of Exchange
Italy
France
Exchange
Popolo Romano
Germany
Switzerland
Mary
Ron Oxtats
Proper eating urged by Journal of Home Economics editor
Mrs Alice Pelouhet Norton, editor of the Journal of Home Economics, and associated men with the United States Food Administration urge Americans to eat properly. The guidance stresses eating regularly, slowly, and cheerfully as part of patriotic duty.
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Mra
Alice Pelouhet Norton
Journal of Home Rkeonomica
United Atatos Food Administration
Weather Summary From U S Weather Bureau Report
The 6 a m to 5 p m report shows cloudy to rainy conditions with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 69 degrees. The date’s mean temperature is 61 degrees, up 2 degrees from 24 hours prior, with 0.24 inches of rain recorded in the last 24 hours and 8.54 inches since January 1.
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Yestrans
Campaign Packing Boxes At Camp Kearny In San Diego
A June report from Camp Kearny in San Diego notes a conservation campaign now focusing on packing boxes. An official memorandum warns against wasteful opening of boxes and suggests using mall-pullers to open without breaking them, available by requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watorage
Grave
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Camp Camp Kearny
San Diego
Lost dark brown fur offered for reward
A liberal reward is offered for the return of a lost dark brown fur. Please notify Mrs. Jacki Elliott at Box 441 Cheyenne or call 704 with information.
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Jacki Elliott
Cheyenne
Camp Libraries Face Shortage of Women Librarians
Dr. Herbert Pram of the Library of Congress says more women are needed as camp librarians but overnight housing for women in camps is lacking. The peak library activity occurs in the evenings after assistants return to town, with plans for a Junior League house to house two women librarians at Camp Upton. Cornelia Marvin and Miss Marylesen lead library work at Vancouver barracks, while local town librarians cooperate with cantonment libraries nationwide. Camp Kearney shows the strongest service to soldiers.
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Herbert Pram
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
American Library Association
Amp Upton
Long
Canton Ment
Oregon
Mins
Cornelia Marvin
Mixes Marylesen
Vancouver Barracks
Camp Kearney
What a Little Girl Can Do to Crash Kaiser
Dorothy Dow wins a prize in Our Animals for a patriotic letter urging wartime thrift and action. The piece urges meatless and wheatless days, saving papers for thrift stamps, sharing with family, and supporting Red Cross and Liberty Bonds to aid democracy.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Dow
Animals
San Francisco Society For the Prevention of
F. B. Morne
Superior Court
Board of Education
Uncle Sam
Aindy
United States
Food Administration
Red Cross
Liberty
Research and Investment Company Incorporated in Wyoming
The Research and Investment Company is incorporated in Wyoming with articles filed June 18, 1918. It will engage in securities and financial services, with a $25,000 capital stock, 26,000 shares, 81.00 par value, and a 50 year term. Three initial directors are J. Stanley Cline H. W. Jackson and Wa. Orpin, Cheyenne as principal office and Avery Haggard in charge. The firm expects to operate outside Wyoming in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
J. Stanley Cline
H. W. Jackson
Wa. Orpin
Cheyenne
Laramie
Ilming
Avery Haggard
Board of Direc
Golf clubs supplied officers in La Jolla
Golf clubs for officers are being supplied by the division athletic office locally though La Jolla lacks a course. the nearest is about nine miles away.
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Golf Clubs
LA Jolla
Camp Kearny
San Diego
Division Athletic Office
Marie Mullen and Sophia Stephan Charm at Friday Music
Marie Mullen and Sophia Stephan charm a Friday night audience at the Presbyterian church with their wonderful voices. The event drew music lovers for a small concert in a local church setting.
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Marie Mullen
Sophia Stephan
Presbyterian Church
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Civil Service Examiner
Kenols Bldg
A. L
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Way
A. R. Cowan
Palo
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Cadillac
Conway
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Snyder St
Chenstien Grocery
Warren
Secretary of State of the State of
Florine Soapino Telephone
Overland Cheyenne Co
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne Business Directory
Undertakers
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Tedostakine
Plaina Hotel Ee
Ore
W. H. Andrew
Dentiot
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenné
A. A. Baerresen
Carey Ave
Mark Chapman
J. A. Kirmpatrick
Real Matate and Insurance
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Japitel Ave
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