Roll of Honor members list from Am. Exp. Forces units
Long list of American Expeditionary Forces personnel and units, including names of soldiers, support staff, and attached corps stationed in France, Scotland, and Camp Devens. The roster names ranks, units, and service locations, with many entries tied to specific depots, trains, and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Atleopp
Ant
Webdler'stucaats
Ardgay
Scotlang
Pagan
A. M
Lowell
H. Cram
55Th ‘Artillery
Co. A. C
A. EF
France
Donald H. Currier
Camp Greene
N.C
W. Bryant Currier
12Th U.S. Cavalry
Army Y. M
Columbus
Ralph Gates
Scotland
Glenn Gould
Frank Giannoni
Fort Andrews
Boston
Walter Gilmore
U. S
O’brien
European
Frank‘ Greenough
Arthur T. Goding
Camp Devens
H. Wesley Hall
Devensee
William T.hayes
F. A
Camp Hogan
Houston
Texas
Harry Heath
U. S Inf
Carl Hoar
Hugh Hodgen
Galley A
Newport
Camp
J. Buchanan Nims
Wagoner
80Th
Fort Oglethorpe
Pliny Nims
U. S. Inf
South Carolina
William O’connor
Devens
Oscar Olsen Edward Pendergast
86Th Depot Brigade
Bat
San Antonio
Howard, B. Quimby
53D
Scotlan
Frank Woodward
Raymond E. Wright
Baking Co
John Tine
Dorothy Bradford
N. Y
Fruit pastes recipe steps and drying method
Instructions describe selecting washing and preparing fruit, cooking until soft, sweetening with sugar or substitutes, cooking until thick, spooning onto parchment, drying slowly, turning periodically, and optionally adding nuts or cutting into strips. Also mentions possible paste forms and variations.
Must Do Our Best for Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Edward Bok urges readers to support the Liberty Loan drives and shift spending to bonds. He argues that buying bonds reduces taxes, funds the war, and builds a personal nest egg while stressing daily self denial and patriotism. He calls for immediate, widespread participation, noting the nation’s need for $24 billion this year.
Liberty Loans and Savings Banks Impact on Deposits
Economists note Liberty Loans and War Savings Stamps boosted saving bank deposits. England saw large small-depositor purchases and rising deposits in 1916, a trend echoed in America with about 10 billion in Liberty Bonds and 500 million in War Savings Stamps. New York State reports show only an $8 million 900 thousand decline in deposits last year amid rising depositors, indicating a growing saving habit despite higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
América
Saving& Banks
New York State
War Finance Corporation Aids Farmers in War Effort
In line with Secretary McAdoo directives the War Finance Corporation wires Dallas Kansas City and Minneapolis Federal Reserve banks to alert banks and trust companies and Federal Reserve members that it will advance funds to institutions that loan to farmers and ranchers. Droughts in these districts worsen grain and livestock conditions, and the measure aims to relieve the distress. The secretary stresses that wheat corn and livestock are vital to the war and banks should lend on farmers notes as they contribute to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Dallas
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Hon
Federal Reserve System
Corporation
August Conception of America Across Time
An August conception by Samuel Taylor Coleridge envisioned a United States spanning from Atlantic to Pacific, with free men under shared law and language. The piece notes the nation’s growth to over a hundred million, extending to Hawaii, the Philippines, Alaska, and beyond, praising its moral progress and spread of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
America
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Alaska
Panama Canal
Kubla Khan
Saving and Serving in War Economy
The text discusses citizens economizing consumption to save money for the Government. It notes that labor and materials can be allocated to government use if households reduce their own use. It emphasizes savings translate to resources the Government can deploy for war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mihi
Ioan
Mortagee's Sale Of Real Estate In Bedford
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on J Newton Frost property in Bedford Middlesex County Massachusetts on September 5 1918 at 3 PM The sale includes two adjoining parcels totaling about 99 5 acres with detailed boundary descriptions and access roads The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Mass holds the mortgage with $500 cash due from the purchaser at sale time The treasurer Charles E Brown represents the institution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton Frost
Bedford
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Massachusetts
Mass
Middlesex South District
Said
Barbara Clark
Clark
Shawsheen River
Lexington
Hartwell
Aid
Ledrington
Nathan Fitch
Lincoln
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Charles E. Brown
Time for All Things in Twilight After Hoeing
Fragmentary note suggests a young man should select twilight after finishing fourteen oars of hoeing crops to write about scenes and war poetry. The text appears as a dated, literary reflection with era language and a reference to poetry.
Speedy swimmer. a note on miles per hour
A fragment notes a fast swimmer capable of swimming short distances with a claimed speed of 25 miles per hour. The text mentions fans and a dol but lacks clear names, places, or events.
This War Less Wasteful of Life Than Any Other
The article asserts this war wastes life less than prior conflicts, listing odds: 29 chances of coming home to one killed, 98 chances of recovering from wounds to two of dying, one in 500 losing a limb, five years longer life from physical training, and better medical care at the front. It contrasts disease deaths to bullets, claiming one death from disease per ten from bullets, arguing overall lower life loss despite contrary views.
Fragmentary Patent Description and Miscellany Noted
A brief OCR fragment covers a submarine torpedo description and a discussion of union sentiments. It also cites a Latin maxim about unity and a local Somerset Kentucky exhibit featuring a light yellow ear with red grains arranged as a cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Sudbury's Roll of Honor Names War Dead and Veterans
A fragmented list from Sudbury memorializes numerous World War I service members with ages, ranks, units, and hometowns. Entries include Bradshaw Forest Dean aged 23 in Balloon Corps, Morrison Harold Chandler 24 in Naval Reserves, Chauncey Edward Maton 20 in Naval Reserves studying at Harvard, and Frank Herbert Perkins 23 in Naval Reserves at New London, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw
Forest Dean
Balloon Corps
Morrison
Butterfield
Harold Chandler
Naval
Ensign
U. S
Henderson
Clarke
Vincent
Packard
Hampton Roads
de Mancino
Antonio
Camp Devens
Maton
Chauncey Edward
Seaman
Harvard College
Eaton
Roland Hurlburt
Army
37Th Engineers
Myers
Elser
Frederick Joseph
Sejit
Motor Truck ‘Co
Devens
Oo Fisher
Frank Stanley
Telephone Signal Corps
France
Garfield
Shérold
Oviston
Navy
U. 8
Naval Machine _ Corps
New London
Goodnow
Charles Frederick
104Th U. 9. Inf
Co. G
Frank Sidney
Commonwealth Pier
South
Bostah
Haynes
Hiram Gilbert
Corp
Marthe’ Corps
Philippine Islands
Joseph McAlens
Fort Upton
N. Y
Naga Aes Johnson
Carl Axel
Quartermaster Corps
Lowell
Warren
Auto
Kelley Field
San Antonio
Texas
Neal
Clarence Wiles
Orono
Nelson
Carl Arvid
5Th Co
Camp Lee
Serancos Zocola
Slocim
N . Saunders
Everett
Morton
4Th Co
Tulis
George Edward
Mortgagee Sale Of Real Estate In Middlesex County
Pursuant to the power in a 1916 mortgage from Frederick W Leyland of Concord to Julia Ferrin of Boston the property on Cambridge Turnpike is to be sold at public auction on Friday September 20 1918 at 3 o clock. The premises described extend along the easterly side of Cambridge Turnpike and include boundaries defined by stone bounds and a wall. The sale is subject to unpaid taxes. Terms: $100 down and balance in ten years. Julian Ferris Mortgagee William J Barry Attorney Barristers Hall Mass. ag2g-s4-11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Leyland
Concord
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Julia
Ferrin
Boston
Suffolk County
Middlesex ‘South
District Registry of Deeds
Cambridge Turnpike
Wilmdt
R. Jones
Jonés
Mill Brook
Middlesex South District
Yale
Tennys
JAMS AND BUTTERS
Step by step jam and preserve method with guidance on cooking fruit with water to prevent sticking and burning. It advises sugar reduction, use of syrups or honey, small spice additions, and crystallized ginger to enhance flavor. Cook to desired consistency then seal in hot jars and sterilize.
Massachusetts Probate Court Notice in Maynard and Concord
Heirs and creditors warned of estate of Edward Rantanien in Maynard and of George H Hopkins in Concord. Citations require appearance September eighteenth and public notice runs three weeks in Maynard Enterprise. Executive appointment details include Nelson B Todd as agent and bond filing.
Worry Over Unraised Wages Mentioned in Memphis Commer
The Memphis Commer reports a long running concern that wages have not been raised. The note reflects persistent worry about ongoing wage stagnation.
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Bragan Farm Town Farm
Acton Centre
Maynard Upholstery CO
Nason St
Maynard
W. C. Grosby
South Actondér
Howard Hawblen
M. D
Maynard Block
Goulding South
Sudbury
Mada
Milton. C. Bean
Optometrist
Tremont. St
Garland
Maynard, Mass
Concord ST
Telephone
L. P. Goulding
Mal Os
Planos
Sudhury
S “Ty
Board of Selectman
Acton
Edward Bok
The
Ladies’ Home’ Journal
Liberty
Joan
Dorng
Dvi
United Sts
Liberty Loan and Savings Banks
Finance Corporation
Mortagee
Bes
Rery Nalt
Simpson Spring Co
South Easton, Mass
Julian, Ferris
William J. Barry
Hall
Middlesex
Edward
Ran‘ Tanen
Woerai Carlson
Cambridge
Foresta
Pitas
Maynard Enterprise
Ion
Charles J. Meintire
Ms Quire
George H. Hopkins
Nelson B. Todd
Lincoln Street
George W. Hopkins
Woolworth
New York, N. Y. Ae
Memphis
Nike Wee
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