Gambling With Death In Tuberculosis Fight
Hoyt EB Dearholt argues in University Health Bulletin that early diagnosis and persistent treatment can cure tuberculosis, yet many resist help. In Wisconsin about 2000 young men aged 21 to 1 0 face service exclusion due to TB, risking spread to others as they delay treatment and fight fate.
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Pblic
Ange
Wisconsin
Tye
Tn Hoyt
EB. Dearholt
University Health Bulletin
Ganterbury's Famous Ghost Haunts a Fractured Tale
A fragmentary recounting from Heur son's Weekly concerns Canterbury among legends of a ghost linked to a murder on December 29, 1170. The tale mentions four knights and eerie sounds at dusk near a foot of an altar, with bloodstain theories tied to evidence of the crime.
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Ganterbury
Henry
Stene
Alta
Heur Son
Renovate Wallpaper and Maintain It With Soap Suds
Dormant wallpaper care advice suggests washing yearly with a cloth wrung from soap suds to extend life. After drying, apply a coat of the same shade to prevent shading differences. If a figure appears in the paper, misdeure will show a darker shade of the same tone.
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises $100 Reward
A notice touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh in all stages, claiming constitutional treatment via the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 to any case unable to cure and invite readers to request testimonials and a list of ingredients from J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & O
Taledo
Yank Prisoners Well Cared For In German Camps
American wives and families can be assured their jailed men are fed. The Red Cross, using Berne and Copenhagen warehouses, ships weekly rations to 10,000 prisoners for six months and provides clothing and luxuries. Weekly parcels include beef, salmon, corned beef, pork and beans, tomatoes, bread, sugar, soup, and chocolate. An invalids’ ration is approved by the U S Army surgeon.
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American Red Cross
Germany
Berne
Switzerland
Herne
Red Cross
Copenhagen
Xoun Age
American War Department
United States Army
Unmask a German Trick Confuses American Gunners
Americans identify German deception along the Lorraine front by tracking nightly shifts of machine guns and batteries. A system of daily tracking taps, superimposed for comparison, reveals moved gun positions and enables armored artillery to strike behind German lines.
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Lorraine County
Armourigun
Lnes
Girls Lead Boys In Work Permits In Cleveland Youths
The article shows Cleveland youths proving patriotic by obtaining work permits. Data indicates 2,887 permits issued to girls under sixteen and 2,153 to boys under fifteen, marking a large rise from the previous year. During the three summer months, 1,?l girls and 373 boys received permits.
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Cleveland
Lar
Efteen
Ths
Sli
Forego Leave to Join Fight by Willing Soldiers
Mishawaka veteran recounts how American troops leave rest to rush back into action with relief units in France. He cites cases of units detached for reserve duty and wounded soldiers returning to front lines, noting extraordinary nerve and humor amid pain and devastation. A trench mortar battery at Contigny in May faced intense bombardment, aiding a German retreat. the unit also recovered a cherished watch and $10 purse presented to Titus.
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Usorge Welly
Mishawaka
Ind
Bergleo
France
Iey
Soissons
Et Ig
Chep Mway
Titus
Contigny
Jose Hunstant
Yilhyre
United States
Toul
Soldier Wounded Four Times in French Action
Abert Blugzell of Pear City Kung, member of the second contingent training at Camp Funston, was wounded in France while helping clean out a machine gun nest. He sustained four wounds to the arm, leg, stomach, and left breast, a Testament in his pocket reportedly diverting the bullet from his heart. He is recovering well and eager to return to combat.
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Abert Blugzell
Pear
Kung
Camp Funston
France
War Department
Ansious
Hark
Untidy scribble from gutter press notes
A fragmentary report notes people viewing a scene with quiet hands and muted action, describing a neighborhood where reactions are restrained and minor violence or disruption is implied but not detailed. The piece focuses on subdued response rather than clear events or names.
Prices for YMCA overseas supplies clarified
A telegram from Frederick Paul Senpel inward to the United War Work Campaign committee states that overseas YMCA price inquiries have been investigated by the War Department and are being corrected. It notes the YMCA's role in supplying troops with canteens and comfort items, and explains that overhead costs such as transport and marine insurance inflated prices abroad, while YMCA did not profit and sustained losses.
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Frederick Paul Senpel
Amt
United War Work Campaign Committee
Young Men's Christian Association
War Department
VM. C. A
General Parshing
Prc
Coa
Wife His Proxy Joins Church for Absent Husband in War
Walter R. Hinton of Sellersburg Indiana was serving with the American Expeditionary Forces. His wife Mrs Yerd Jones Hinton joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Sellersburg by proxy. Pastor Rev Merrit B Muchlan and church members welcomed her as the “right head of fellowship.” Hinton, stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Todianapolis, had written seeking to join the church through proxy due to wartime duties.
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Walter R. Hinton
Sellersburg
Tad
France
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yerd Jones Hinton
Merrit B Muchlan
Hinton
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Todianapolis
Ife
Lick the Huns becomes wartime motto in school quiz
Roy's Summary of Reasons Why We Are at War chronicles a fifteen year old Willam Travers at Cove High in Oregon answering the question Why is the United States at war with To sick the Huns. The piece notes Milford Center community church unites several denominations and discusses humor and laughter, warning against unclean or hurtful jokes.
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Roy
Willam Travers
Cove
Ore
United States
Willie
True Education and the Power of the Mind
A Princeton Review excerpt argues education builds mental powers, achievable through study or life challenges. It emphasizes two broad methods to reach this goal, highlighting education as development beyond rote learning.
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Princeton Review
Red Cross Seeks 1030 More Drivers For Overseas Service
Harding, commander at Camp Scott in Chicago, announces plans to enlist 1050 more men for Red Cross driver duties in France and Italy. Open to under eighteen, over forty five, and deferred classifications, applicants need at least one year of driving experience. Four week training covers mechanical skills and military discipline with real driving drills and accident response. Pay is forty dollars monthly plus maintenance after sailing. during training half pay and maintenance apply. Recruiting HQ: 528 Peoples Gas Building, Chicago TH.
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Ho 1. Harding
Camp Scott
Chicago
Red Cross
France
Italy
No Man’s Land
Peoples Gas
Chinese Observe Goat Festival Traditions
A fragmented report notes that Chinese observers mark a goat festival with long dragged paddles used to propel bouts. The description mentions the aBnunt dragon bout festival and streams in Ching permitting use of these tools, reflecting a traditional regional celebration.
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Ching
Food Administration Sets Local Food Prices and Rules
The US Food Administration for Wood County outlines maximum consumer prices with a 25 percent cash discount and 5 cent delivery fee. It details sugar and wheat flour rationing rules, required substitutes with flour, and urges public cooperation, signed by E. C. Fors, County Federal Food Administrator, Marshfield Wisconsin, November 5, 1918.
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Food Administration
Fouod
Marshfield
Wis
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America
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Cheatriéel
Takia Miura
Miura
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Regula
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Ameer
Castoria
US. Food Administration
Wood County
Marshfield, Wis
E. C. Fors
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