Starvation death shocks Polish émigré family in America
Mrs Kalman Sodden of the city received a letter from Poland detailing the death of her father and mother from starvation during wartime conditions. The letter describes their once comfortable farm life, decline under Russian occupation, and final deaths as hunger and privation overtook them. Mrs Sodden, formerly in Poland, later settled in America with her husband and four children.
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Markos
Third Streets
Retter
Morris Kaplan
Ae Tetter
Sodden
Poland
Wey
Smmall
Tally Bell
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Amorica
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Haasian
Call for Heroes in London Fashion Volunteering Push
A London daily calls volunteers to showcase personal heroism by adopting radical 18th century attire. Volunteers would wear a black frock coat, pink breeches, silk stockings, and a powdered wig to contrast modern fashion and symbolize masculine courage in a new era.
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London
Colt
Ihe
Splendid Cough Medicine Advert Says Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Works
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy claiming it prevented croup in her children and eased her own cough with few doses. She states a few days of use rid her cold and urges others to try it. The note ends with an advertisement line promising results from advertising in The News.
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Osery
Chamberlain
Clay Fry
Ferguson Station
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