Equipment For Men Fighting in France Includes Many Articles
A historic list details infantry gear for service in France including bedsack, blankets, coats, drawers, gloves, hats, belts, laces, shoes, stockings, shelter gear, and identification tags. It also covers eating utensils such as canteen, cup, knife, fork, spoon, meat can, haversack, and first aid pouch. Fighting gear comprises rifle, bayonet, cartridge belt with 100 rounds, steel helmet, gas mask, and trench tool.
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France
War era notes and local society in English page
A dense roundup lists residents visiting, traveling, or working in nearby towns from English to New Albany and Louisville. It notes soldiers and families, hospital visits, and veterans, plus farm food policies and rationing measures affecting bran price, flour stocks, and home meat storage during wartime.
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H. E. Barnard
Masonic Gathering at Crawford Lodge 470 Sessions Noted
Crawford Lodge No 470 F and A M held a called meeting with Grand Inspector H A Graham from Kane Lodge 183 present to lecture and instruct. Second degree work was shown by Eckerty Lodge 498 and third degree by Crawford 470. Attendees included thirty three locals and delegates from Eckerty Milltown Georgetown New Harmony lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Lodge
H. A. Graham
Kane Lodge
Fikchart
Eckerty Lodge
Ivan Bobbitt
J. R. Creus
V. C. Derek
C. E. Allstott
A. T. Fields
Webster Ott
Iris Mock
George W. Wilson
P. A. Newton
John Eckerly
Milltown Lodge
R. P. Hoffman
L. O. Lee
John B. Funk
Frank Hammond
J. J. Johnson
Georgetown Lodge
M. L. Fouts
Two Lamb Boys Die in Scarlet Fever Epidemic
Nolan Lamb aged sixteen and his brother Robert aged fourteen died in Crandall from scarlet fever. The boys were sons of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lamb and grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Leasor. Crandall schools closed to curb the outbreak. A local sentiment notes heartbreak over the tragedy.
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Nolan Lamb
Crandal
Robert
Oscar Lamb
Crandall
S. A. Leasor
Bread Price Rules Set by Federal Food Chief
The Food Administration fixes bread prices in Indiana with unwrapped loaves at seven cents and wrapped wholesale at seven and a half. Retail cash end carry loaves run eight to eight and a half cents. Larger units priced accordingly. Premiums or rebates discouraged. Sugar and flour quantity rules outlined. A. T. Turley issues order.
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Food Administration
Indiana
A. T. Turley
Federal
Jad Salts Kidney Health Claim Advised
An ad-style notice warns that regular meat consumption may cause kidney strain and offers Jad Salts as a remedy. It promotes four ounces daily in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, claiming safe use and urinary relief.
Round House Feast at Logan's Camp near Hominy
Clark Brown of Shawnee Oklahoma recounts a Sabbath visiting the Osage Logan's camp near Hominy. He details the round house structure a peyote meeting and noon dinner with singing smoking and ritual blessings by a chief. Indians share food speak and socialize before a concluding religious service.
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Oklahoma
Hominy
Daniel
Hattie Williams
Logan
Ar Idian
Bro.Williams
Indiana
Round House
Jesus
Clark Brown
Death of Mint Brown at Mt Prospect area
Mint Brown aged seventy six died at his home near Mt Prospect Thursday of last week. Funeral was held Friday. He was the father of Andrew Brown Lee Brown and Lewis Brown.
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Ira Gregory
Fargo
Youngs Creek
Elijah Pruett
Mt. Prospect
Ethel
Mint Brown
Andrew, Lee
Lewis Brown
English High School Notes at Alexandria
Summary of school life with Prof Goullette visiting and second semester in progress. Attendance remains strong despite Siberian weather. Miss Bird seeks help for fern pests. D S Gaither of Alton praises the school. quotes from Daniel Webster and a student poem reflect patriotic themes and student activities including skating and Newton's laws demonstrations.
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Prof. Goullette
Alexandria
D. S. Gaither
Alton
Miss Bird
Daniel Webster
Farm For Sale Near English Ohio Township
107 acres in Ohio township ten miles south of English close to pike road. Includes seven room house with well cistern and spring nearby. About 75 acres tillable. Contact Albert Neal Riddle Indiana. 1-11-3w.
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Ohio Township
English
Pike Road
Albert Neal
Riddle
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence Hooten
New Albany
John L. Schreiber
Lois A. Brown
Louisville
Victor Palmer
Dry Run
Joseph Hall
Westfield
Jesse McClure
Indianapolis
John T. Adkins
Ben Goodwin
Elmer Longest
Lamar
N. W. King
Taswell
Earl Stewart
J. E Stewart
Charles Cummins
Depauw
John W. Walls
Georgetown
Alice Hanger
Mae Sloan
Marengo
E.S. Roberson
Harrison Sloan
Jane Stewart
H. Hershman
W. C. Deich
Patoka Township
George W. Cuzzort
Anniston
Ala
Edward J. Cuzzert
E. E. Prince
Riceville
William Moory
Hershell Hamilton
Evansville
Ross Hamilton
Lillie Day
S. C. Patton’s
Albert H. Brown
James Tadlock
C. D. Tadlock
Newport
Rhode Island
mi#ine
Victor Cummins
T. B. Cummins
U. S. Army
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Camp Shelby
Miss
C. C
North
Mississippi
Battery B
Germany
U. S
Uncle Sam
Kiser Bi'l
Ernest Pope
Hoover
Coen Brown
Andrew Brown
Cook Graveyard
Bernard
Barnard
Ewing
Red Cross
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