Tamborine Has Huge Role In War Work
Atlanta dating from February 8 reports Salvation Army women in olive drab at Camp Hickey in France provide aid to soldiers. They perform tasks from washing shirts to writing letters and serving late night coffee, enduring wet weather and long hours for the fighting men. Captain Hickey leads the center assisting troops in need.
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Atlanta
Salvation Army
France
U. S. Army
Army of Religion
Camp
Hickey
Salvationist Captain Hickey Known in the South
For years before becoming a salvationist balloonist and parachute jumper, Captain Hickey is extremely popular with soldiers. He is well known in the south and has spoken with the Salvation Army in several large southern cities.
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Captain Hickey
South
Salvation Army
Roosevelt’s Condition Unchanged After Surgery
A Roosevelt Hospital bulletin reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s condition as unchanged after Tuesday’s fistula and ear abscess surgery. The surgeon Dr Harold Keyes said Roosevelt slept well overnight and his temperature and pulse were normal.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Harold K. Keyes
Roosevelt Hospital
Entente Allied Missions Chased From Petrograd
An unconfirmed report says all allied missions at Petrograd have been driven off by the Bolsheviks and are moving toward the Swedish border. The state department has not heard from American Minister Frances in Petrograd since February.
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Washington
Petrograd
Bosheviks
State Department
Morris
Stockholm
Frances
American Sailors Court Irish Girls in Wave of Marriages
American destroyer crews in the south of Ireland bind to Irish brides in a flood of marriages. Stories highlight Bert Adams and Brigid Y Rourke and others as spouses plan transfers of property and life in the United States. Mary Ridge and Harland Ritchie marry after four months, while Paul Valachovic weds Ada Jones in Cork. Others meet wives on visits to England or at local dances near the naval base. The piece notes a growing trend of American sailors marrying local women and planning future moves to the United States.
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United States
Ireland
Maine
California
Florida
Bert Adams
Brigid Y Rourke
Ritchie
Paul Valachovic
General Electric Company
Schnectady
N. Y
Ada Jones
Cupid
Valachovie
New York
England
Charles Harmon Cobin
Charleston
S.C
Ada Gilbert
Plymouth
Nora Elizabeth Kitt
Joseph W.trighfield
Des Moines
Trish
Doris Francis Phillips
Leo Vincent Flavell
Hanover
Mass
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Thomas A. Balschi
Mount Carmel
Mary O'Keefe
Edward C. Turner
San Jose
Cal
William Spaulding
DeLand
Fla
Ester Allen
Oval F. Cox
Tola
Kan
Phyllis Rose Rogers
Calotabs Claim Quick Cure for Colds and Grippe
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten grippe. One Calotab at bedtime with water purports to act like magic, with no nausea or eating interference. Next morning the cold vanishes and the system feels refreshed. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with money back guarantee.
Post Office Paint Job Offered by J J Farriss
A bid for painting boxes in the post office invites interested applicants to contact J J Farriss of P M for details and involvement in the project.
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J. J. Farriss
P. M
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MN Lands
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Mam
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Russia
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The
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Pensacola, Fla
Harry FE. Holder
Denver, Colo
Michael Della Reco
Tarpon Springs
Vila
Cail
Bliss Venetia Smith
Reynolds
Herrick St. Phipps A
Foelinis, Mann Drug Co
Fok & Mat
the Beity-Taylor & Porters
Sin On Jeans
Welborn Furniture
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