The Boys of 1917 1919 Military Records
A compiled list of service entries for Merrill Graydon Perry William M Perry William H Pettijohn Frank J Pinder Edward M Pinkins Roland Pinkins James Norman Pitts James Oscar Plummer Samuel C Plummer Clayton F Porter Fred H Prettyman and others. It notes enlistment dates ranks units and honorable discharges with locations such as Vancouver Barracks Dover Del Meuse Argonne and Meuse Argonne sectors with details like 153rd Depot Brigade 313th Infantry 72nd Infantry and 811th Pioneer Infantry. The entry ends with To be continued next week.
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Merrill Graydon Perry
Goldsboro
134Th
Signal Corps
2Nd
Provisional Regiment
Air Service
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
William M. Perry
Preston
L 72Nd Infantry
William H. Pettijohn
Col. Denton
153Rd
Frank J. Pinder
Greensboro
National Guard
Maryland Infantry
115Th Infantry
Edward M. Pinkins
154Th
Roland Pinkins
Federalsburg
Avocourt
Meuse-Argonne
Troyon
James Oscar Plummer
Denton
313Th Infantry
Samuel C. Plummer
Co. I 1St Maryland Infantry
Center
Clayton F. Porter
Fred H. Prettyman
Dover
Del
153Rd Depot Brigade
The Case for National Planning and Economic Unity
The text argues that prosperity and decent living require countrywide planning not tied to communism. It asserts Russia’s five year plan as one model among others and contends the nation must plan based on traditional traits. Key facts: no region stands alone. people as a whole are most capable of planning. The aim is one stable national unit to spread stability nationwide.
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Russia
Maryland School Health Reminder On Smallpox Diphtheria Vaccination
Maryland schools note only one smallpox case in five years, a 1931 report. With 6000 U S cases in 1933, unvaccinated children should also be protected against diphtheria. Officials credit toxoid use for simpler treatment and urge doctors’ guidance.
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Maryland
United States
T Clayton Horsey for Clerk of Caroline Co Circuit Court
Citizens of Caroline County are urged to reelect T Clayton Horsey as Clerk of the Circuit Court. The ad extols his honesty impartiality and long experience managing records and court documents, asserting his proven capable administration deserves overwhelming endorsement at the polls.
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Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
Horsey
A Philosopher Of The Big Hills Portrays 1920s Mood
Four men on a summer porch discuss the era as the Great North Mountain and Blue Ridge loom nearby. They recall ex President Coolidge’s anniversary service, 1872 memories, and the Gilded Age while noting a recall of 1928 style panic and market upheaval.
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Great North Mountain
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah Valley
North Mountain
Alleghenies
LaVigne
Coolidge
Plymouth
Massachusetts
I. Grant
Victoria
England
Germany
France
The March of Progress on Our Mountain Side
A group on the mountain reflects on change from past to present from 1872 to the modern era. They discuss publishing, industry, travel, and daily life, noting roads bridges and steam to autos, lamps to electricity, and food and goods from distant places. The speaker Lyss ties heritage to progress as new generations prepare to lead.
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Philadelphia
Lyss
Jones
LaVigne
Sam
Quak
Washington
George Washington
Coolidge
Flotida
Cuba
Ohio
Detroit
Oak
America
Hoover
Roosevelt
Hill Hill Country
Back to School Ready While Vaccination Remains Required
The article urges parents to enroll over 40,000 first graders in Maryland schools and warns that children must be vaccinated against smallpox before enrollment. Dr. Riley stresses pre enrollment medical and dental checkups to prevent headaches and toothaches and to ensure children are in peak condition for the new academic year.
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Doris
David
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Children Under Sixteen Must Attend Public School
The State School Law requires every child aged seven to sixteen in the county to attend public school regularly. Those in control of such children must ensure compliance, with attendance officers empowered to enforce the law. Violators face up to a five dollar fine for each offense, and school funding partly hinges on attendance.
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Farmers Supply CO
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