Vinol praised for frail children in wartime era ad
An advertisement extols Vinol as a non secret tonic with beef and cod liver pep tones iron and manganese peptonates and glyce rophosphates no oil and tasty to children claiming rapid improvement for frail sickly youngsters. A quoted testimonial from Mrs Lester Andrews notes a 13 year old daughter improving after treatment. The piece also mentions a German camp commandant praising Red Cross aid and Russian children sending thanks and gifts after American donations.
Refugees in St Quentin Receive Red Cross Aid
At St Quentin refugees face dire conditions forcing the Red Cross to repurpose its rolling kitchen and even the dish-pan for cooking, highlighting severe humanitarian strain at the station can teen.
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St. Quentin
Red Cross
Telephone Service In Mt. Sterling
Mt Sterling residents face similar telephone problems as other communities. The company cites wartime staffing losses, operator shortages from influenza, and a difficult backlog as it works to restore pre war efficiency. Operators urge patient cooperation and clear dialing to reduce call failures. Beef pork veal and sausage Vanarsdell's at.
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Mt. Sterling
Telephone Company
Adv
Buick
America
West Main Street
Montgomery
Bath Counties
Lexington Officer Dies in France of Tuberculosis
Capt Griffin Cochran 43 died in Tours France of pulmonary tuberculosis after serving in World War I. A Post Jefferson New York native, he trained at Fort Benjamin Harrison and Camp Zachary Taylor before heading to France last July. He left his estate to his brother Alfred Cochran of Lucerne Wyoming and Catherine Oss of Flemingsburg Kentucky.
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Griffin Cochran
Tours
France
Lexington
Post Jefferson
N. Y
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Alfred Cochran
Lucerne
Wyoming
Capt. Cochran
Catherine Oss
Flemingsburg
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