Returning wounded soldiers greet dockside parade at Hoboken pier
The Maui docked with 2,265 American troopers aboard after World War I combat in France. Veterans recount St Mihiel and Argonne fighting with the 69th and other divisions, praising officers, sharing tours, and celebrating the Salvation Army doughnuts as troops disembark.
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United States
Maui
Camp Merrit
Folnd
Hoboken Piersy
Camp Dix
H Geier
Salvation Army
Hoboken
Salvaa
Johnson
Cap‘k
Reehters
Salny Home
John Webb
Miamilton Avenue
North Bergen
N. J
St. Mihiel
69Th
Webb
William J. Moore
First Avenue
Mexicali
Luneville
Moore
Normand
George McAdle
New York
Charles Burke
Congress Avenue
Flushing
L. 1
Argonne Forest
Joseph O'Neill
Chateau Thierry
Peter Murray
Herold
Henry Botz
the Mall
Royal C.johnson
Aberdeen
House of Representatives
Myles McDermott
Yorkville
Argonne
Alfred M. Bergsten
Pottsville
Oliver L. White
319Th Infantry
Verdun
J. R. Harden
5Th Marines
Mount Prospect Avenue
Newark
Marne
Soissons
E. E. Brook
Trevent
Tenn
6Th Marines
Wilson Denies Endorsement of League Plan
Paris dispatch notes President Wilson rejected claims he endorsed the League to Enforce Peace. He reaffirmed support for a league of nations but said he never met or endorsed the specific plan. The same page notes federal bill to ban the red flag as sacrilege to fallen soldiers. Moose Minstrels ad announces show on January 23 1919.
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Wilson
Chicago Tribune
Washington
France
League
League of Nations
United States
New
Indiana
Read This Letter On Joining Red Cross Christmas Drive
The Red Cross Christmas campaign urges joining and shares Captain Frank M. Fuller’s letters from base hospital in France. He describes tobacco and care sent to soldiers, praises Red Cross directors, and notes the nurses’ dedication, sacrifice, and the soldiers’ gratitude amid war conditions.
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Red Cross
Frank M. Fuller
Base Hospital
France
American Red Cross
Great Red Cross
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Cure
Catarrh viewed as constitutional. remedy taken internally acts through blood on mucous surfaces. Claims to destroy disease foundation, strengthen the patient, aid nature. Promises $100 for any case not cured. Testimonials and free booklet offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Genesas
Nature
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Bliss Native Herbs Tablets Endorsed by Jennie Smith
Jennie Smith evangelist, famed among railroad men, recommends Bliss Native Herbs Tablets for constipation and related kidney and liver trouble. She promotes the product as effective for over thirty years, with a 200 tablet box priced at $1.00 and sold by druggists nationwide.
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Jennie Smith
BLISS
Alonzo O. Bliss
Silent Words To Loved Ones From The Front
A wartime note voices respect for those at home and abroad. The speaker honors brave women who support soldiers and pledges to return and show gratitude, acknowledging sacrifice and devotion that enables men to serve.
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