Fort Des Moines Post D by the Enlisted Person
Fragmentary listing from Fort Des Moines hospital and staff with subscription and pricing notes. Names such as JUENEMANN Jeni, Van Houten, and Donakd C. Krull appear in a damaged telegraphic style. References to rates in dollars and unit designations suggest a military-era publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Fort Moines
Tuwa
Tive Gents
Univer
Juenemann Jeni
van Houten Lient
Donakd C. Krull
Zelter
Flight Across the Atlantic Opens Era of Aerial Travel
The article extols the rapid progress of aviation, noting advancements in engines and navigation. It cites experts praising cross Atlantic flights as evidence of a new age, with machines resembling living creatures and devices resembling fish in their ingenuity. It highlights patience and labor as keys to achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Perle
Erin Potier
Hanes
Snese
Mother's Service Flag Tribute by Indianapolis Star
The piece honors mothers whose sons went to service, praising a mother who has supported and sacrificed through wartime. It reflects on the emotional burden and steadfast faith of mothers as the country fights, celebrating the enduring meaning of motherhood and service during the war. The author notes thousands of mothers share this daily devotion and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowis
Dhay Sim
Frederic Kewl
The
Indianapolis Star
Toyal
Ireland
Carligu
Mothers Power to Express Our Deepest Gratitude
A fragment reflecting on mothers as the greatest bond and the challenge of expressing heartfelt gratitude. The writer notes Mother’s Day celebrations and the enduring strength of maternal influence.
Port Des Melites Soldier Poem and Local Wit
A handwritten Port Des Melites column mixes verse to a mother figure with notes on soldiers and local happenings. It recalls a poem To Mother Carlton and comments on war, a suggested bridge improvement, and various personalities and events from the Fort. The tone blends affectionate tribute with garbled OCR impressions and newsy asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Carlton
Thi
Menory
Port Des Melites
Patient from Ward 7 Named Mother Carlton
Eccentric, unclear lines describe a patient from Ward 7 named Mother Carlton as a likely prominent figure, with references to George Washington and a person named Archir Ott. The snippet suggests a hospital or service context and characterized affection from a community.
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Ani
George Washington
Carlton
Ward 7. Corp
Archir Ott
Double Q on Des Moines News story on station workshops
The Des Moines News features a Sunday report praising local educational workshops at the station and highlights the school as one of the state’s finest. It urges students to value true learning over mere attendance and warns that future wages reflect mental ability, not brute strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines News
Tey State
Buddie the Post
Ine
Army school job chances explained in brief notice
A terse line notes that chances in army school postings are limited and advises against harsh or impulsive choices when assessing job opportunities. The fragment emphasizes caution and prudence in career decisions within military education.
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Fort Des Moines
Mitra
Fostes Moines, Taw
Volcabene
Crtiv
Bort Des Moines
Te University
Krullers
Don Oc, Krull
George Zeller
Henry Levi
Jack
Eoordting
Newt
Kaseus
Usu
Penge
Tangfellow
Portland
Maine
Europe
Kintess
Grorld
Tris
Tee
Musser
Mit
Beth Yous
Jupliq
Paul
China
Siberia
Acca
Germany
East
Agannst
Privile Kada
Real
Zaiger's
Aa ‘Ae
Eae Nees
McNamara- Kenworthy Co
Des Moines
C. Amend & Sons
Wal. St
Third and Grand Ave
Walnut St
Locust St
Wal
Ft. Des Moines
Max Levy
Mer
Union Ave
Hotel
Lloyd
Buddie
John Pricm
Dean Ave
Mission Billiard Club
Genomen
Port Des Moines
Locust Street
Grider’s
Northern Artificial Limb Company
Des Moines, Town
U.S
Circle Hall
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