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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

6

Treat Yanks as One of Family in French Billets

A U S Army unit billeted in a central French village learns customs and homelife from locals. California and Northwest troops share rooms in open houses, with numbers marking billets and informal daily life. Soldiers praise improved sanitation and note emotional ties as they adapt to French life and loss in the war. Black troops bring songs and banjos, while craps games energize barrack life amid payday rituals.

France K Ng P Hil California North Dakota Montana Northwest Troad Mill Race Ben Idaho Sue Ike America Europe Southland Great Lakes

Bombing Dump Behind British Lines in France

British airmen carried out a 58 minute raid on a German ammunition dump behind German lines. Lieut W A Barnes described locating a camouflaged target, evading searchlights and anti aircraft fire, dropping bombs, and witnessing dramatic explosions and smoke before returning to base. The operation reportedly cost Germany hundreds of man hours at the munition works.

Bavaria Origm Berlin North Sea Christiania The Times Jutland Aftenpost Copenhagen Iannen France America W. A. Barnes Associated Press Aed Archie Hunland Hone Germany

New Cure for Cooties in New York Letter

Private Fred G Motten writes from New York describing a nightly disinfectant wash issued to soldiers to soothe nerves and keep Kaiser danger away. He claims it helps him sleep deeply and comforts his mother with home dreams.

New York Fred G Motten

Poor Material for Warmth on Wet Washington Street

A mother and daughter cross Meridian in Washington after a theater. The windy rain leads to a clash over the daughter's filmy white silk skirt. The girl hurries tobank shelter while the mother jokes about warming ears with her daughter's attire.

Washington Meridian Fother Daughter Merchants’ Bank Mother Indianapolis News

Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted As Kidney Relief

An advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder disorders and back pain. It claims long historic use, direct import from Holland, easy dosing, and a money back guarantee for the Gold Medal brand.

Haarlem Holland Holland Laboratories

Cheaper Than He Thought Marriage Costs

A carefree man surprised his married friends by declaring marriage cheaper than expected after a long ceremony. He spent twelve hours in the office today and asserted that marriage isn’t as expensive as warned, despite rising water gas and rent bills.

Green

Untitled dialogue fragment fronts a romantic riddle

A playful exchange locates the talk of a rich heiress, but the narrator humorously shifts focus to a grand yellow ruin beside her, suggesting misdirection in a teasing scene.

Askem Tellum

Youth at Camp Custer Hopes Boxing Never Rise

A wounded looking young man at Camp Custer tells a friend he hopes boxing never becomes a national sport or widely promoted activity. He speaks amid a scene of concern and support.

Camp Custer

Improved Tastes and Beaming Banter at Loulaville

In the Loulaville Courier Journal, a humorous exchange unfolds about engagement and first loves. The dialogue spares no blushes as Mind You notes water habits and Squabbs jokes compare bathing beach girls records, poking fun at social manners and local gossip.

Loulaville Courier-Journal Squabbs Squibbs

Quotation on sinking wood and self conquest

A quotation notes that mahogany oak and ebony sink as they are heavier than water and proclaims self conquest as the greatest victory. The aphorism attributes value to inner triumph over outer material heft.

Chestnut crop outlook and fish story rumors

Signs suggest a forthcoming chestnut harvest appears plentiful this year. The phrase You can tell that by the fish stories reflects local chatter linking harvest hopes to folklore.

Olla Lydia B. Piakham Lydia E. Pinkham E. BR. Crumunra B. No. 1 Hellant Lowell Mich Mrs. Exiss Hem Lowell, Mich

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