Soldier Letters From Front Close to Home Ties
Percy Lattin writes from the front describing ruined villages, trenches, and war weariness. He shares rough living conditions, nightly battles, and pride in comrades while longing for home meals and family comforts. He recalls church services amid artillery and the contrast between peace at the parish and shelling outside.
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Percy
Jerry
Mer
Rett
Green
Art Johnson
Plac
France
America
General Pershing
To Guard Against Influenza with Y's Honey and Tar
Henry Willis of Sandy Point Tevas, among thousands, praises Y's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. He reports relief after trying multiple remedies and credits one bottle with cure. Sold by Kirchner and others. Contains no opiates.
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Nea
Henry Willis
Sandy Point
Tevas
Kirchner
Chauncey Watson Visibly in Chicago Today
Floyd Still returns from Chicago to spend the weekend with relatives and friends, while Chauncey Watson is in Chicago today.
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Chauncey Watson
Chicago
Floyd
The Golden Rule in Civic Courtesy
A reflective plea asks readers to imagine if a neighbor sent money to a mail order house and whether merchants would care. It urges considerate behavior toward fellow citizens and suggests thinking about others’ needs in everyday actions.
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Tysue
France
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