Proclamation by Surgeon General on Health for February 9
The Surgeon General urges churches and ministers nationwide to address the new wartime health needs as demobilization begins. He emphasizes preventing venereal disease and ensuring safe civilian life through community actions, wholesome recreation, and public health measures. He notes the army’s postwar program reduced disease and calls for continued vigilance to protect national vitality and homes.
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Washington
Din
Heo
Rupert Hae
Anata
Mortern
Kinch Wites From The Piave Front Nov 27 1918 From Italy
Paul Beth letters from the Piave front describe American Red Cross hospital comfort and home-like care. The writer thanks Congressman Gard for support and shares experiences of the drive against Germany. Wishing friendly regards to Gard and family.
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Padova
Italy
Kion
Warren Gad
Washington
D.C
Gard
Piave
Avilaians
Yan Song
American Red Cross Hospital
Mia
Veterans of Three Wars Honor Governor Cox Staff
Columbus June 13 names of veterans from three wars honored on Governor Cox staff include Percy Reid of Delaware, Bernard Thatcher of Columbus, Arthur Alanyon of Akron, Philip Kolb of Columbus, Larry Slings of Newark, and others. Attendees included Civil War veterans John Bingam and Adjutant General George Wood. prayers led by Bishop Reese.
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Cox
Columbus
Naméa
Veterana of Thera
Governamong
Trance
Jones M. Cox
Critel Lerm
Roy J. Waylon
Percy B. Reid
Delas
Hainhaw
Sao Mundred
Pasaedt
Vine
Masanrat
Beheiy
Triviate Sal
Tavtiath
Coluaiins
Sheapmen
St. Quentin
Bred A. Mongtawe
Kembusy
Maras
Khoi
Bernard J. Thatcher
Columbia
Garved
Cernan
Trivets Arthur
Alanyon
Akron
Hints
Convas
Camp Sherman
Philip Kolb
Colunting
Mighty
Ainy
Larry B. Slings
Newark
Uarhies
Arm Ve Chitin Thierry
Ain Fuplonch
Joseph Y. Hirsch
Dayton
Atkinson
Caplin
Fort 8
Matthews
Old “Guard
John M. Bingam
George the Wood
Theelors
Treing Reese
Southcen
Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Choel
Vernon Hill Reports Y Work and Thanksgiving Feast
Vernon Hill writes from Paris about Y work with the Montigny unit, detailing setup in a village office, crude living conditions, a bar like store serving chocolate and sugar, electric cinema, a Vietrola, and a grand Thanksgiving dinner with turkey, mashed potatoes, squash, pudding, pies, raisins, nuts, and candy. He notes travel to Nogent, headquarters at Nemont, and the rough but hopeful daily routine.
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Montigny
Frage
Trenton
Wat
Towas
Monsigny
Pirat
Bat Sna Na
Minjor
Nocent
Nogent
Life View
Venturt
Onen
el Etary
Paris
Nue Vietrola
Waldorf Astoria
Vernon Hin Mig
Rue
Ti Aguesteau
Bat France
Harris Expected To Come Home Very Soon
Alws Grace Guslater of 714 Forest Avenue reports a letter from her cousin Corporal Skerritt Harris dated November 17 from New York. The sender describes wartime conditions, family inquiries, and hopes to return home soon, mentioning friends and restrictions on sending a box.
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Harris
Grace Guslater
Forest. Avenue
Sheveitt Haw
Grace
Billy
Sterritt
Skerritt Harris, Co
New York
Ena
Premigres Cleenien to Lead Peace Conference
Jan 18 reports Premig Cléenien named permanent president of the peace conference. The event centers on negotiations and leadership for postwar stability.
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Mlemenceau
Peage Conference Party
Premigr Cléenienson
Pence Sonferdiee
League of Nations First Meeting Question Revealed
Paris report notes Premier Clemen asking whether nine nations will join the Yenon conference for the first meeting. A brief weather pause follows as citizens await formal arrangements.
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League OF Nations
Paris
Clemen
Aca
Bridg Wytha
Lengua of Nations
Liver Cleanser Claims From Hot Water and Limestone
The text promotes hot water and limestone phosphate as a liver cleansing method. It argues the liver stores poisons and wastes, alleging headaches and bad breath from a dirty liver, and claims calomel is dangerous. It prescribes a daily glass of warm water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse and refresh the digestive tract.
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aArdy
Trenton Jar Leads in Llwnamay Caer Trenton Jar
Fragmented local column notes a Trenton Jar event, funeral attendance, visits by Hamilton residents, and community notices. It mentions Red Cross fundraising, war relief sentiments, and enlistment in the navy, with various short social items about residents in Trenton, Middletown, and nearby towns.
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Trenton
Jar
Raymond
Iiy Houne
Tower
Sheley
Greenhush
Liasie Weber
George
West State Street
Workers
The
Red Cross
Lanze
Frontline Letters From a Soldier’s Front Tour Memoir
A wartime letter from a private in Company tf, Slat Engineers, describes travel from Liverpool to Le Mans and Abainville, tough front-line conditions, shelling, and a long march through France. He notes experiences near Verdun, Verdun and Verdin, describes the front line, trains, and a longing to return home.
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Stapt
Slat
Joseph Stap
Central Avenue
Hawat Comphins
Pranes
Dee
Thuntilénn
Verdwn
Tirat
St. Milliel
Verdin
Liverpool
Magland
Mays
Jacky
Sauthnnaor
Aernsd
Ghantel
le Marre
Weit
le Mans
Abainville
Geo. Marling
Thanilton
Eve
Yong
Adainville
Wwe
Miss Gladfelter III Mystery Stuns Local Field
Mise TenlidZelter of 219 Byytin Aree is thrust into a Stewnish event amid unexpected intrigue. The curious entry hints at local society interest and a developing narrative around Gladfelter III.
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Miss Gladfelter
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