Brief Account of My Life AE op. 42017
Autobiographical sketch of Thy MaCluce from Ogden Utah born 1883 tracing a roving early life through Cheyenne, Virginia, New York and multiple military stints. Describes enlistments in the navy and cavalry, expedition to Jamestown, service on the Mexican border, moonshine policing, detective work, and a sister voyage to join Britain’s army in World War I, ending with a grave injury and return to the U.S. Army.
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Rockies
Ogden
Utah
Checenrte
Wye
Cheyenne
Amond
Virginia
Can
Fork
New York
Manual Training High School
Trost
Jett
Richard Henry Dana
Brooklyn
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Iowis
Ghantanamo Bay
Cubs
Newport News
Pensacola
Gulf of Mexico
Portsmouth
Golome
United States
Jamestown Exposition
Twelfth Cavalry
Norte
Noon
San Antonio
Tex
Ilis
Live Agency
New York Telephone Company
Fourth Regiment
New Jersey
Amt
Levyy-first
France
Frrance
Lusilenia
Canada
Tihen
London
Its Majesty's
Imperial Army
Western Front
U.S. A
Must Tend Own Furnaces Says St Louis Fuel Admin
St Louis fuel administration orders householders to tend their furnaces this winter. Learn to care for furnaces and maximize coal use by keeping them clean and in good repair. A soot film of two hundredths of an inch resists heat as much as ten inches of steel.
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St. Louis
Riveter Earns 64 45 On Sunday at Chicago Shipyard
Chicago riveter Hugh McNalty laments a 64 45 day pay after being compelled to work on a scaffold at a Chicago shipbuilding plant. He says his earnings would have doubled if not for the scaffold constraint.
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Chicago
Hugh McNalty
Chicago” Shipbuilding Company
Plott
Yanks Don't Know How to Retreat at Front Return
Mrs. Vincent Astor and Mrs. Henry Russell, A. D. F. officers, observed American troops marching back from the front in Paris. They noted the soldiers laughed and joked despite wounds, while an impromptu Y M C A canteen offered comfort. They collected souvenirs including a German bell and a captured kriegsmünze.
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Paris
Vincent Astor
Henry Russel
Red Cross
Russell
Astor
Cliva Simmons
Elizabeth Drott
Orit H. Heathorne
Influenza Threat Prompts Public Health Warnings
Influenza likely to linger for months with pneumonia and bronchitis risk. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges masks, fresh air, proper clothing, and avoidance of overheated rooms. Health Service posters explain droplet infection and prevention. free copies available from the Public Health Service in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Biter
Gener
Atres
Bureau of Public Health
Treasury Department
Berry Joan
Washington
Plain Citizen
Mny
Fle
DD. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
The Economics of Retailing and Mail-Order Pitches
Professor Paul Huystrom questions if mail order is cheaper than jobber-retail, noting expenses beyond price. The piece cites a piano mail-order tale of unsatisfactory tone and added freight and tuning costs, contrasting home merchants with distant suppliers. Local ads follow for Lititz merchants, banks, and services.
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Paul Huystrom
Ife
Morat
Slacker Crackdown Tightens in Lower California Ranches
Officials report cooperation from Lower California ranchers to deny refuge to slackers and enemy fugitives. United States authorities receive notice from Collector John B. Elliott that the Lower California Agricultural Association has resolutions requiring caulchers to operate with authorities, with blacklisting for aiding enemy aliens.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Lower
United States
John B. Fliott
Lower California
Judge New Milliner opens millinery shop in Gary Indiana
In Gary Indiana Judge John A Gross, once a justice, leaves the bench after John Bar Jeycorn was dethroned last April. He opens a millinery shop while wine supplies dwindle and drunks disappear. In Newnan Georgia Garland Jones shows his new German hunting license, mispronouncing it with pride.
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New Milliner
Gary
Ind
John Bar Jeycorn
Indiana
John A. Gross
J. P
Newnan
Garland Jones
Gartaad
War Tightens Valet Service Amid War Ban
Valets shut down by wartime measures. Bodo Miller, chief clerk at St Francis hotel, reports only one American has hired a valet since the United States entered the war. Local service industry suffers as manpower and materials shift to war effort.
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Ban Franciscy
Bodo Miller
St. Francis Abief
Wiel
United States
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Thy MaCluce Newapapar Syndicate
Arthur Guy Empey
Mr. Empey
Householder
Health Service
Cammon
Yelic
Wm. M. Amer
R. E. Adams
Walter H. Buch
Gents’ Furnisher
TI. H. Doster
Dissinger Gents’, Ladies and Childrens
Elmer E. Eby
H. P. Gingrich & ‘Co
W.B. Gochnauer
W.M. Grube
S. M. Huber
W. H. Enck Fine Furniture and Undertaker
Geo. L. Hepp Jeweler and
Opthci Eastman Kodaks
Lititz Springs Nail Bank
Hershey-Leaman Co
Farmers National Bank
A. R., Keller Bread and Cakes
S. Spruce St
Lititz Clothing
M. &. Coren
John F
Long & Co
D. A. Long
S. Broad St
Litits
The
Lititz Record
Noah A. Trimmer
Rudy
Lititz
H.R. Wertsch
C.S. Zarimar Groceries and Green Goods
W.H. Muth & Co
Longenecker’s
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Company
Cocoa and Chocolate
S. C. Hassler Model Bread and Cakes
J. B. Young & Son
Siershant
Bill
Bert
Boy MC
Maerker
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