Letter From J. 8. Major Beodelyn N Y 1917
Letter from J 8 Major Beodelyn Beodelyn New York December 20 1917 describes a busy post holiday mood and school duties at the end of the second week in camp He jokes about his drill and parade tasks and mentions being appointed to Boyle and Drom Borps He laments missing home and Christmas dinner with a lady friend and asks for money letters and supplies He notes not hearing from Clara since arrival and hopes a friend Geo Markley receives a gift He questions troop movements near Waco and ends with love to family and plans to return to school upon request
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Tam
Broadway
Inter
Amy Anlary
Clara
Red Cross
Geo
Markley
Mise Gilbert
Waco
Coyote
Mr. Kane
Senoot
Four loving brothers advertise Baldard's Hore Hound and remedies
Fragmented ad style notice touts Baldard's Hore Hound line and HERRIGK'S red pepper plaster with health claims. It mentions a janitor as a superintendent and references Herb ine as a remedy. Price hints and boldface claims appear throughout the surviving text.
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Baldard
Herrigk
American war pledge echoes in rallying cry
Fragmented wartime screed urges unity and sacrifice to support American expeditionary forces. It extols the Red Army and civilian backing, appeals to families, and rails against prolonging the war while calling for broader enlistment and charitable efforts through the Red Cross and allied units.
Infant Clothing Drive by Red Cross Earns Rural Help
The Red Cross chapter organizes a clothing drive to prepare infant wear for charity. Women work in a central workroom while rural district volunteers, including grammar grade girls, donate baby clothes to aid families during Christmas and beyond.
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Swoon
Funds for Relief in Alaska Appeal for Red Cross Aid
Fragmentary plea from a worker in Alaska describing pending money orders for Red Cross relief. The message cites a wartime context, mentions a long absence and a missing person, and requests support through a money order to aid a son or family member amid hardship.
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Alaska
Special War Gifts From Teen Initiative Report
A fragmentary note details a wartime charity effort led by teen volunteers to provide goods and honor fallen servicemen. The item references merchandising and a coordinated drive to supply materials and treat the troops with recognitions and care.
Meershep at the Tapevatiotsn Wars Aid Rally
Readers are urged to support the war effort through charity drives and organization campaigns. The piece emphasizes national unity, materials, money, and mercy as keys to victory, praising the Red Cross and volunteer efforts while urging continued sacrifice by civilians.
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Oliver
Comfort
Beye
Fark
Aira
Ameria
Fata
Wytrem
Tod Croan
Sonal Parpoan
Crosub
Atv
Semen
Sur Coktis
Only a Volunteer and Wartime Anecdotes
A fragmentary poem about volunteering for military service and feeling overlooked by those drafted. It contrasts the singer’s status with others who received feasts and cheers, then shifts to health ads and a brief note about two deserters from the army arriving as stowaways in a later column.
15 000 Enrolled for Red Cross Duties
15000 enrollment for Red Cross duties reported with partial text referencing wards and ongoing training. fragments mention Pitta thowmand nurace, Crom Dbondquat, and monthly warefare actions, suggesting a wartime relief effort and medical support roles for volunteers.
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Hurape
Aid Increase Grants For Wear East Relief Effort
The War Council requests an additional 900000 to fund Wear East relief. The approval follows a prior 8000 disbursement for refugee relief projects and ongoing aid aims.
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Mt Cruse
Amariona Red
Pers
France
Ax Bare
Ned Cross
Bare
Gross
Union
Sumer
Niles
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Catal
War Council of the
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Setarte Saaken
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State Bank
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