Freshmen and Juniors Edge Sophomores in Tight Meet
In a hard fought Gost hall game the Freshmen and Juniors held off Sophomores and Seniors 17 to 14. Mass Gisam of the Sophomores sparked a late surge with five quick field goals while Miss Hume and Miss Montieth contributed strong defense and guard play for the winning side.
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Septomore
Miss Stigic
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Suniors
Miss Montieth
Hastings Seed Catalog Ad From Hastings Co
A fragmented 1929 seed catalog advertisement from Hastings Co highlights seed purity and southern origin. The piece touts high quality varieties, mail order service, and favorable prices to attract customers, with scattered lines about shipments, catalogs, and the Hastings brand.
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Heme
G. Hastings CO
Foyers in France and the hidden centers for girls
French authorities proposed and opened centers for young women in Paris and other cities. The facilities, run under wartime ministry oversight, provided dormitories, medical care, and meals. Girls worked under supervision near the Tower, with strict hours and self-help kitchens to enable self-sufficiency.
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France in War Time Promises Mercy and Support
A wartime message expresses gratitude to workers and Allies for their steadfast labor and dignity. It notes France's government support and vows to continue efforts toward bettering conditions and the war effort, acknowledging the vital role of workers in the national cause.
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Nivister
Nurses Stage Wild West Picture Show in France
Nurses produce a wild West themed picture show in Emtecain conmarian Courts of Americar. Picvu and Teer detged entertain for a public audience, with local performers and a German court appearance. The event features a Queen of Renmetin and dramatic costumes, drawing cheers from attendees.
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Nurses
Emtecain Conmarian Courts of Americar
France
Bosguel
Insignia Curtains From Skirts Spark Curious Debate
Fragmentary text describes curtains made from skirts and references political figures and wartime eras. The piece mentions secretaries, economic themes, and cities like Petrograd and Moscow, hinting at a broader historical context and worker sentiments.
Soldiers Must Pay Taxes to Vote in 1918
A letter urges service members to pay all taxes due by February to enable voting in the upcoming election. It clarifies eligibility under the 1918 act, notes discharged servicemen must meet requirements, and warns that Mississippians may return home to vote, stressing public awareness through the newspaper.
400000 Yanks Visit YWCA Camp Lejeune Cafeteria
Report from Camp Lejeune describes 400000 visiting YWCA Yanks at the base mess hall. Most diners were mothers wives and friends of servicemen with a minority of soldiers onsite. Volunteers handle meals and answer thousands of questions as parents and relatives travel across the continent.
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Camp Levis
Y. W. C A Cafeteria in Porto Rico
A fragment describes a YWCA cafeteria in Porto Rico with volunteers and crowds. It references a group named Peete Eico bos 2 cafeteria and mentions the presence of men and women and the ongoing operation during a period of upheaval.
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Porto Rico
Peete Eico Bos
Russian princesses learn to trim hats
Fragmentary text describes a program for Russian princesses to gain skills in millinery and sewing. It mentions general female workers, women earning self support, and creating workshops in Temes with aims to reduce dependence on others.
Start the New Year Right by Subscribing for the Eagle
A call to action urging readers to subscribe to the Eagle newspaper as the new year begins. Highlights include benefits of daily delivery, keeping informed on local events, and special offers for new subscribers.
Secont TWoC A Bowes house and soldiers to oar
A fragment from a 19th century notice describes orders for women and children from a house in Bowes Island in November 29 and lists names such as Miliggdna and Pertagi among other individuals connected to an officer.
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Bawelien
Geet
Miliggdna
Hiswate
Pertagi
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