Famous First Marches With American Victory Parade
A detailed account of the first American division's homecoming parade through a city street, showcasing artillery, infantry brigades, and support units. It notes Major General Edward F. McGlachlin and former division commanders among the escort, plus the vast display of weapons and vehicles seen by thousands of onlookers and home-front workers. The piece also cites the division's wartime record: 93 days on active fronts, 51 kilometers advanced, 163 officers and 6,304 men captured, 119 guns, 62 trench mortars, 413 machine guns, 4,411 killed or died, 17,201 wounded or gassed, and 356 awarded Distinguished Service Crosses.
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France
Sixth Field Artillery
Edward F. McGlachlin
William L. Sibert
Robert L. Bullard
16Th Infantry
Cantigny
America
Seventh Field Artillery
War Department
Mabel McKinley promotes Nuxated Iron for strength
Miss McKinley testifies after weeks of strain from army encampments and social duties, noting renewed energy and strength from Nuxated Iron. Physicians including Ferdinand King and Dr. George T. Baker endorse iron supplements as a major blood builder improving vitality, tone, and appearance in women.
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Mabel McKinley
United States
Mises McKinley
Miss McKinley
Pam
Miss “eKinter
Ferdinand King
New York
Tam
George T. Baker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
New Jersey
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Canada Offers Open Door to Soldiers
London dispatch reports Canada welcomes demobilized British soldiers back to civilian life and suggests North American migration as a solution to resettlement pressures. Canada especially invites professional men, with Canadian professional societies said to be prepared to assist.
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London
Canada
England
C. and Y. Railway Co Schedule Fiied July 10 1917
The schedule lists times for train arrivals and departures at various stations but notes that specified times are not guaranteed.
Northbound Train Schedule Fragments from Denton to Thomasville
Reading shows scattered times for a daily northbound service with intermediate stops including Denton and Thomasville. Times listed include 1:20 p.m., 1:56 p.m., 2:14 p.m., 3:28 p.m., and 4:95 p.m with a 12:45 p.m reference.
Southbound Schedule Fragment From High Point and High Rock
Rail timetable fragment lists daily southbound departures from High Point at 9 00 a m and 11 00 a m with intermediate stop at Thomasville 9 35 a m and arrival at High Rock 12 10 p m. The text is garbled with unreadable segments.
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Queen City
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Uneoeda Biscuit
Arbuckie
Brookdale Sal
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Maxwell Hous
Sutane
SIZCS
BGO
Tun Ieather
Carson Burns
Charles Kephart
High Point Ins
A. Sherrod
W. R. Morrow
Sec
Treas
C. M. Whepharts
W. Carson Burns
Dalton Livery and Transfer CO
Dalton
Rankin
Max Bones
MOTT
Weliams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
Wart Drug Co
L & MI
Longman & Martinez
Lilliar Sisiy
Matton Drug CO
American Expeditionary Forces
Pitals
D. George HH. Baker
C. & Y. R. Railway CO
Bieh Rock
Denton
Gordontown
Thomasville
Thomasvills
High Point Transfer Company
Dor
Erick Florman
Peacock - Sherrod Building
Ofice
Ford Commercial Studio
East Russell Street
Drs. Staley
Stanton Welch
Gillette
E. B. Parks
Winston, N. C
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Bank OF Commerce
O. E. Kearns
A. M. Rankin
H. A. Millis
Cashier
J. H. Adams
Pres
C. A. Pollock
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