Hospitals Mounted on Trucks Bring Care to Wounded
Washington June 19 The army medical unit organizes hospitals on motor trucks with trailers and nurse staffs of fifty to reach within five miles of fighting lines. The plan envisions mobile evacuation facilities with sterilization, X ray, and kitchen units. Nurse corps enrollment is 10,000 now, expected to top 20,000 this year. 2,000 serving abroad and others at camps and dispensaries in the United States.
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Washington, D. C
Vobie
Army Medical Devputeant
Mise Bora
Army Nurse Corps
Keoh
Mise Thompson
United States
Washington
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted as Cure
Mrs. Margaret Smale of Bishop California praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a grand remedy for lingering coughs and bronchial troubles. The ad touts the product as acting like a charm during a lingering cold season.
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Foley
Margaret Smale
Bishop
Calif
Depreciation of Italian money sparks calls for rate fix
Italian money continues to weaken in foreign markets despite the National Institute of Exchange. Allies may fix rates to ease war material imports and high costs. Prices rise. bread and meat costs surge as Italy struggles to fund the war.
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Rome
National Institute of Exchange
Italy
France
Exchange
Popolo Romano
Germany
Switzerland
Mary
Ron Oxtats
Proper eating urged by home economist editor
Mrs Alice Pelouhet Norton, editor of the Journal of Home Economics, and allied figures with the United States Food Administration urge Americans to eat properly as a patriotic duty. They emphasize regularity, moderation, and cheerful meals as essential.
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America
Wilson
Mra
Alice Pelouhet Norton
Journal of Home Rkeonomica
United Atatos Food Administration
Weather report from the U S department of agriculture
At 6 a m and 5 p m the Weather Bureau records show a cloudy day with rain. Temperature 62 to 67, humidity 64 to 67 percent, wind NW at 8 mph. Highest 82 degrees at 1:45 pm and lowest 69 degrees at 1:30 am. Precipitation since January 1 totals 8.54 inches, with 0.24 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Yestrans
Campaign for Conservation Extends to Packing Boxes at Camp Kearny
In San Diego on June 10, the conservation drive reaches supply depots. An official memorandum notes waste from opening hollow boxes with great force and awkward handling, proposing mall-pullers to open boxes without damage on demand.
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Camp Camp Kearny
San Diego
Lost dark brown fur sought with reward
A lost dark brown fur item is described with a liberal reward offered. Notify Mrs. Jacki Elliott at Box 441 Cheyenne or call 704 to assist.
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Jacki Elliott
Cheyenne
Women Librarians Needed for Camp Libraries
Dr. Herbert Pram of the Library of Congress notes that more women are needed as camp librarians but lack of overnight housing in camps makes employment impractical. The camp library rush peaks after evening shifts, with efforts like a Junior League house planned at Camp Upton to house two women librarians. Cornelia Marvin and Mary Ellen are assigned as special military post librarians at Vancouver barracks, while local town libraries cooperate with cantonment libraries nationwide. Camp Kearney shows the largest engagement among 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
A San Francisco contest winner Dorothy Dow in Our Animals argues a wartime ethic. The letter urges meatless and wheatless days, thrift stamps, recycling papers, and supporting Liberty Bonds and the Red Cross. It exhorts patriotism and daily acts 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 Incorporation in Wyoming
Notice states The Research and Investment Company is incorporated in Wyoming Cheyenne on June 18 1918. It will engage in securities mortgages stocks bonds and other ownership evidences and provide investment analysis and information services. Capital stock at $25 000 with 26 000 shares of $1 each. Directors for first year are J Stanley Cline H W Jackson and Wa Orpin. Principal office in Cheyenne with Avery Haggard in charge. Company may operate outside Wyoming.
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Secretary of State of the State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
J. Stanley Cline
H. W. Jackson
Wa. Orpin
Laramie
Ilming
Avery Haggard
Board of Direc
Golf clubs supplied for officers in La Jolla
Golf clubs for the use of officers are being supplied by the division athletic office here. La Jolla, nine miles away, has no golf course nearby.
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Camp Kearny
San Diego
Division Athletic Office
la Jolla
Marie Mullen and Sophia Stephan Sing Friday Night
Marie Mullen and Sophia Stephan charm the audience with their voices at a Friday night performance in the Presbyterian church.
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Marie Mullen
Sophia Stephan
Presbyterian Church
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