Stierhelm Bravely Aids Fellows In No Man’s Land Warfare
In brutal shell fire Stierhelm ferried water and munitions to thirsting fighters, built a dugout from a buried log, and repeatedly exposed himself to danger to pull wounded men to safety. He refused escape to avoid endangering comraders and often carried food and water under fire.
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Stterhelm
Stierhelm
No Man's Land
Stierheim
Stlerheim
Bravery on Battle Front in 79th Division
Richard Stierheim of Company D 815th Infantry, a conscientious objector from Ingomar near Pittsburgh, earned praise from his fellow soldiers in France and at Camp Dix for bravery under fire while refusing to bear arms. He deserted briefly, was court-martialed, and later returned to service, with comrades insisting he deserves the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions. He cites religious beliefs and pacifism as reasons, yet remains determined and modest about his exploits.
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New York
Richard Stierheim
Camp Dix
France
Stierheim
815Th Infantry
Ingomar
Pittsburgh
Dick” Stierheim
the World
Sterhein Wis
Stierhelm
Sparrows Point
Tadtimere
Thewis
Camp Meade
Maryland
Stierhedin
United States
Germany
Stlerheim
Spain
D. S.C
Sphagnum Moss Dressings Transform War Medical Care
In an interview Yale professor George S K Nichols explains sphagnum moss surpasses absorbent cotton for surgical dressings. Red Cross adoption in 1918 led to hundreds of thousands of dressings for Italy and U S hospitals, with widespread use in subsequent wars and overseas relief efforts.
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New Haven
George SK. Nichols
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
New Facta
Nichols
American Red Cross
Red Cross
British
War Office
Woghund
Canadian Red Cross
Scotland
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Vancouver Island
Washington
New Jersey
Indiana Weather, News and Public Notices Across State
Wells county wheat crops damaged by weevil as harvests continue in Madison and Bartholomew counties. Indiana transports carry Indiana casual troops to Europe. Cities debate sewage interceptors. doctors raise pricing in Lafayette. Miners warn of winter fuel shortages while rail and port capacities strain transport. Public notices include pensions, real estate deals, and civic appointments across Indianapolis, Evansville, Fort Wayne, and Columbus.
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Fred Wrist
Evansville
Indiana
Vanderburg
Greenfield
Washington
Magnola
St. Nazaire
Boston
Mass
Ancon
Newport News
General Goethals
Hammond
Calumet
Lake Michigan
Langdon Pearce
Chicago
Whiting
Gary
East Chicago
Indianapolis
Benjamin Johnson
Richmond
Renner
Hartford City
I. A. Simpson
Huntingburg
FE. M. Murphy
North Sem
Jethro
Meek
Greensburg
Mr. Meek
Washington, D. C
Mary Theis
Rising Sun
Dmithy C. Stedman
Denver
Martha KE. Imes
Westylle
Elsie Dolman
Kokoma
Lola M. Crist
van Buren
Mary E. Alford
Harriet J. Applegate
Frankfort
Marietta BE
Shrill
Brimfield
Elizabeth Ma
Henninger
Josephine FE. Sears
Pt. Wayne
Clara M. Gearhart
P J. Wayne
Mary W. Trout
Della Allen
Cicero
Clarissa Brechdel
Walton
Amanda
S. John
Clarissa A. Hutton
Mary Groves
Covington
Catharine Brown
Mentone
Mary J. Kelso
Olwell
Maury E. McConnell
Mary E. Conyers
Attia
Peru
Milam County
Rushville
Rush County
Goodrich
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Dan Triplja
Tom and
Albert Batchelor
Ied" Parker
Tolleston State Bank
Herman Uecker
Lee Spiers
BR. Blelich
P. S. Penna
Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association
Vincennes
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
O. F. Gillom
Berne
Mary Roy Thomson
Evan Williams
A. F H. Moore
Tipton
J. W. Lake
Warsaw
Hillis L. Avery
Muncle
Bedford
Indiana Quarries
General Motors Company
Detroit
Mich
Liberty
South Bend
Terre Haute
Christie
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Congress
State Capitol
Marion
Best Medicine for Women Promoted by Patient Testimony
Portsmouth Ohio letter from Mrs Sara Law describes relief from irregularities pains and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It urges other women to try the remedy and offers special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts based on forty years experience.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sara Law
R. No
Direct Shot courtroom exchange echoes in London Tit-Bits
In a witty courtroom dialogue a barrister presses a witness on the appearance of a gentleman. The witness stalls with hesitations and humor as the exchange reveals courtroom tension and the crowd’s amused reaction.
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London
Dead Shot Claim and Theater Ticket Woes
A noisy man misreads ticket lines while praising Dr Peerys Dead Shot for parasite elimination. He asks for center seats to impress his city cousin, showing humorous luck and social mismatch in a mid century theater scene.
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Foster-Milburn CO
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