His Driver
Glen Truesdale falls for a mysterious auto driver during a town service run. He learns her name is Margaret Carstairs and pursues her, only to vanish into war duties and shifting memories as his feelings endure amid absence.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
3
French General Bordeaux Honors Three U S Soldiers Buried in Bathelmont
Copy of funeral record details religious ceremony and military honors for Corporal Gresham Private Enright and Private Hay of the Sixteenth Infantry killed in Germanys first trench raid. General Bordeaux addressed troops and American infantry fired volleys. France and United States memories honored with sonorous tribute to sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Iment Bea
Bordeau
Gresham
Enright
Hay
Company F. Sixteenth Infantry
Bathelmont
Bordeaux
Maste
Atta
United States Infantry
Bor
Soldiers of France Honor Dead in Lorraine Battlefield Graveyard
Fragmentary wartime tribute recalling soldiers of the Vested States Republic, the first to fall in France for justice and liberty. A speaker vows tribute from French allies and Amelia to the graves at Lorenttic, naming Corporal Gresham and Privates Enright and Hay. God receive your souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
France
Morley
Cavelers
Amelia
Lorenttic
Gresham
Enright
Hay
Soula Ake
Nurses Needed Enlistment Push Expands to Meet War Demand
Washington reports 37,500 nurses required for the army nurse corps to support a 1.5 million man force. Current strength around 3,800, needing rapid enrollment growth and waivers of prior requirements. National Guard camps still short, with 80,000 to 90,000 registered nurses and 200,000 others in the field. Lakewood Hotel in Lakewood, N J, slated as a general hospital site with 100 nurses in reserve to join permanent hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Nurse Corps
Medical Department
United States
National Guard
National Army
General Medical Board
Council of Nationl Defense
Lakewood
N. JL
War Department
Adidlithon
Howplts
Red Cross trains women for civilian relief work
Washington reports emphasize scientific training and efficient service in civilian relief through home science institutes. The American Red Cross modules outline that trained volunteers will support local welfare, family care, and community services amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Fed
Winnoclel
Wallore
Returns Salute Not Entitled To It
Camp Mills recounts a misaddressed salute when a new recruit saluted a noncommissioned officer on sentry duty. The officer returned the salute, was questioned by a nearby colonel, and the recruit explained I always return everything. The colonel dismissed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeReventhy
Norcom
Dlamiased
Tim
Diatzies Leader Appeals for Community Worker Aid
An unnamed Diatzies head at Columbia Civitan Hellet department of the Ted Cross appeals for help in addressing a widening web of problems affecting local community workers. The statement calls for stronger support and coordinated action to relieve mounting pressures on front line staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee & Altued
Diatzies
Columbia Civitan Hellet
Ted Cross
New Trial Over Feigned Theft Case in Milwaukee Court
The court heard Thad Poltalaks explain he took a pan and was accused of stealing meat from a traveling company. Police found meat in his home, but his defense failed to satisfy the judge leading to a desired resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooverize
Milwaukee
Thad
Iennis Poltalaks
Eaplinmon
Firemen Haul Coal in Wisconsin Incident
A humorous but unclear report notes coal and neon items were hauled by fire department personnel in Wisconsin after a dispute over funds. The event involved a diner, a coat, and attributed money issues.
War era community work and relief efforts urged
Tawillen to be served and bring them Inteloiied with the community re soirees which can help to strengthen fairy life. Tenmed Workers will be required to cope with the abnormal situation to which the war hue played the wives and childen of tu men at the font. The Hed Crome Institutes cousint at WSI weeks cone Which follows a syllable peppered iy Porter Low of the New York Sehawl ae Philanthepy. Particular emphasiy In placed by Mos Uford upon the value of the work outlined in the eyHobus, mat only to relieve the sirens of War discustion, or to sheet the needy of reeunatruc om that de ty follow the war. Only through nelontitic eiort, Mra Utunt believes, can an adequate attempt be intide 1) reidjuet the eonnomic and Hor eful relationshije wWiven dimbled sal ives and waller. Come back from the front,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
WSI
New York
Mos Uford
Mra Utunt
Birthmark Removal Claims Highlight Radium Cure Note
A report notes that birthmarks and other superficial marks once treated with chemicals were reportedly removed using radium by Bugliab Myer. The piece discusses the procedure and its reception amid medical debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugliab Myer
Daddy's Evening Fairy Tale by Mary Graham Bonner
A mother black bear protects and guides her three cubs through early winter lessons. The cubs learn balance, safe behavior, and the dangers of the world as they inch toward independence under their mother's watchful care. A sharp wound from a hunter tests their bond and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy's Evening Fairy Tall Fy
Mary Graham Bonner
Black Bear
Mother Bear
Oslo
Vane
Ciewith
Ian
Glavk Bear
Mock Bear
Julius Cacmar and Henry VII Knot Matching Event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Julius Cacmar and Henry VII in a competition or comparison involving knots and speed. Text is garbled but implies a contest or demonstration where Henry VII surpassed Cacmar, possibly with cutting tools, in a historic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Cacmar
Henry VII
Canary Alights On Woman S Hat In Surprise Incident
Mrs. Loois Brock of 68 Cornell Avenue reports a canary landing on her fur hat and remaining there after weighing down her hand. The bird, later directed to a store cage, escaped and wandered the draperies section before being recaptured. Brock recalls care for Marjorie Delbridge, a white child raised by Mammy Jackson, last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienjo
Don Heuitely
Maison Ntroeta
Dearie, Dewees
Mike
Rival Kingwood man steals girl in wild auto stunt
Lee Brown of Howesville abducted Mina Anna Howard at gunpoint from her auto and forced her into his car after blocking the road near Kingwood West Virginia. Brown was later arrested and charged with carrying concealed weapons. The girl had arranged to drive with Brown but instead left with Hunter Perri and another couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rou
Lily Girl
Brown
AGED MAN DIGS OWN GRAVE IN RISING CITY NEBRASKA
Frank Krenk a seventy five year old man of Able Nebraska reportedly dug his own grave in a national cemetery pit. He lined the grave to depths over ten feet with boards and supports. The accidental collapse caused by the shifting supports left him headfirst in the grave where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krenik
Neb
Krenk
Tle Sedalin
Kent
Kreale
Wes
Yea Bo College for Hoboes Established by Board
Irregular announcement outlines incorporation of the International Hobe College Board to establish a college for hoboes. James Bids Howe of Bt. Lowla, described as the famous wire hobo, linked to the incorporation. Mission cites educational work for the unemployed and development of intellectual moral and spiritual force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Hobe College Board
Ins Corporation
James Bids Howe
Bt. Lowla
Ifiins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred White
Glen
Nevial
Ueelf
Teupéelalo
Lyndenvine
Truesdale
Amile
Ike
Glen Truesdale
Bompch
Pat
Glen Trueadaln
Margaret Carstairs
Triesdale
Curstafra
Valley Tower
Prinsyte
Glen Trinadale
Tiis
Rene
Margaret
U. S
General Pershing
Goldiere
Deaux
Gertan
Buright
Sixteenth Infantry
Europe
William ‘Tritton
United States Army
Bagdad
Mesopotamuia
Magdud-Kadhlinala
Falla
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