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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

7

Soldiers Describe Transatlantic Voyage And Early Europe Stay

A serviceman recalls boarding the Leviathan with about 20 000 men, guarding duties, meals, drills and camaraderie with colored troops. After docking in Liverpool and traveling to a Winchester area camp, he notes vivid English towns, barracks, and a hoped front line. armistice futures shift plans and a tank camp in France follows with reflections on Paris and language.

Liverpool Red Cross Austria Gettysburg City of Winchester Davis France Camp Winnall U. S Germany Temple Lovett Paris England

Obituary of Homer Herring Dies of Pneumonia in 1918

Homer Harold Herring born near Indianapolis November 23 1880 died near Dennison December 8 1918 from pneumonia while foreman in Effingham railroad yards. He married Olive Edmundson in 1912 and had four children Herbert Arnold Isabelle Walter. Olive died January 14 1910. He leaves one sister Bertha of Vancouver and three brothers Chas Farrell Ivan and Guy in France.

Homer Harold Herring Benjamin Mary Herring Indianapolis Dennison Effingham Olive Edmundson Herbert Arnold Isabelle Walter Olive Bertha Vancouver B. C Chas Ferrell, Inl Ivan West Terre Haute Guy France

Proverb Echoes Lessons From War to Royal Guests

The speech notes that war teaches a lesson once common in humbler circles: avoid starting something you cannot finish. It frames a rustic wisdom as guidance for noble and royal attendees in a wartime context.

Red Cross Vanishing Cream and Remedies Ad

An advertisement touts Red Cross Vanishing Cream with peroxide as a heavy scented day cream for oily skin that softens lines and protects against sun and weather. It claims to prepare a base for Amrico Beauty Face Powder and markets over a hundred other Red Cross remedies and toilet preparations available through the seller.

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