Armenians And Relief Drive Urge Bond Support
A speech emphasizes Armenian relief during the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. He notes Armenians in the East have suffered under historic persecution and urges Americans to buy bonds to fund $30,000,000 for Armenians, Syrians, and other Eastern peoples, praising Armenian contributions to the Allied cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Iberty
Rourt
East
Bagdad
Berlin
Christian Kaiser
Sultan
Jated
Ates
Letters From War Front Birds Echo Peace Hope In France
The November 24 1918 letters from Reyburn Whecer in France describe Thanksgiving and Christmas in wartime. He and comrades face uncertain prospects for home, reflect on battles from the Marne to Argonne, attend scarce services, and note a looming return home. He recalls officers in Beaumont and St Georges, the Fighting Engineers, and a glimpse of grateful French civilians.
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Richard W. Watson
France
Stars and Stripes
Post Office Department
Dad
Parrigonel
Turkey
Marne
Argonne
Toul
Reyburn
Uncle el
Jerry
A. Marine Col
St. Georges
Tony
Keeler
Qaid
Beaumont
Beaomont
Co. Pets
Wasy
St. Disters
Chatillon
Dwight Ray
Annie
Delos
Dutch
Largest Medicine Sold Everywhere Promises Winter Relief
An odd advertisement promotes a medicine described as the largest state of any medicine in the world and sold everywhere with prices listed. It notes Christmas greetings from Tow Reyburn Keeler and references Hollis' Rocky Mountain Tea by Daugherty Bros as a remedy for winter constipation, urging trust in its natural blend.
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Bosas
Hollis
Rocky Mountain
Daugherty Bros
Casualty Lists Continue From Page One
War casualty notes list Mechanic James McNamara of Philadelphia Wagoner Walter Humphrey Buck from Slippery Rock Private William ed Meyers of Philadelphia Private William W. Spratt of Pittsburgh wounded degree undetermined Corporal Eyed Newell of Canton Missing in Action Lieutenants William F. Marer Lansdale Harvey B. Mauger of Philadelphia Private John Kovalaski of Wilkes-Barre. Continued from first page describing desert wanderings and moral reflections on war.
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James McNamara
Phila
Wagoner
Walter Humphrey Buck
Slippery Rock
William Ed. Meyers
William W. Spratt
Pittsburgh
Eyed Newell
Canton
Wiliam
Marer Lansdale
Harvey B. Mauger
John /. Kovalaski
Wilks Barre
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ikWet
Iodltor
Moitor Vartising
Bret
Advanon
Armenia
United States
Amere
THER
Associated War Workers Societies
A. BE. PF
Steves ‘Gas Ranges
E P.reed &Co
Boot Shop
Ana Anel
Practiealv News Inquire Gazette
Chestnut Street
Willan Kisainger & Son
Loesl
Aera
MRO Salw
Acme
Indiana
Imitcadam
Inquire
Church Street
Inelija
Gaz
Gurrittreet
Cull Central Hotel
Consule i Faamlea
Indiana Candy Works
Ay Rene
Giselle
Tatiwsckeeper
Inquire Et Gusettee
Gene Cashhouse
Big Wast
Walker
Woolsworth
Ted
POR
Lee
Bodiam
Wales
Chloe
Vinod
Pesci! Tome
Hildebrand
ES Hasan
Irvin S. Glasser
Fla. St
Indiana, PA
Jimmie Hodges
Beauty
Hall Book Store
Strand Theatre
Mary Miles Minter
Kives
Metro Picture
Barbara Frietchie
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