Christmas Parcels For Soldiers Overseas And Navy
Instructions describe Christmas parcel programs for U S soldiers overseas and naval personnel. Guidelines cover coupon use, parcel preparation in approved cartons, allowed contents, labeling, inspection by American Red Cross officials, and timelines with a November 20 deadline for general parcels and November 16 for ships personnel.
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Chricimoa Parcela
Evita
United States
Ipapeciien
Thia
U.S Naval
Eather
Beath Brocka
New York
Navy
Week Stomach Guidance on Diet and Laxative Use
A general role advises adopting a diet oriented to regularity and keeping bowels regular. When overeating or constipated, take one Chamberlain's Tablet to relieve distress.
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Chamberlain
Boy Injured After Fence Jump Incident In Field
Douglas Mitchell and brother Hocetaneus were in the fields when Douglas attempted to jump a fence while riding livestock. He fell and lay injured several hours before assistance. Clayton Mitchell carried him home for medical care. no bones were broken and he was expected to recover within a day or two.
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Clayton Mitchell
PatQally
Red Cross Yarn Drive At Ghost House
Mrs Mende Dalton announces Red Cross yarn and sock and sweater yarn will be handed out to ladies Thursday afternoon at the ghost house. Attendees must arrive promptly to receive and be fitted for knitting supplies and garments.
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Mende Dalton
Red Cross
Germany Surrenders Report Reaches Beaver LTE
This morning word from Beaver said Q HK McShane received a telegram stating Germany had unconditionally surrendered. Attempts to verify the claim continued as the report went to press.
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Beaver
Q. HK. McShane
Germany
Election Apparent Apathy Marks Quiet Polls Across Counties
Fragmented OCR shows voters in Parowan Cedar Surket Parson ah Buckhorn towns. The text lists candidates for Supreme Judges District Judge Commissioner Clerk Treasurer and other offices with several names and possible vote tallies. It notes sickness and fear of exposure as reasons for low turnout and mentions women unable to go to polls due to care duties.
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Ally Vase
Polla
Watliog
Do Pvaese
Wattia
In town visits and family chatter in Buckhorn notes
Nov 4 1918 Buckhorn entries record Wim Ketth and Urban Limb visiting on business. Lawrence Skinner and family from Sulphur Beds are present. Hannah Goodman moves to Salt Lake City due to her husband’s illness. Local wind and daily life mingle with social talk and personal affairs described in a lively, domestic tone.
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Wim Ketth
Paragonar Notes November 3 1018 Pneumonia and influenza reports
Local notes report illnesses including 16 influenza cases in Paragough with one new case and pneumonia concerns for Beth Hanks in Malford. Arnold Robb, Elizabeth Hanks and Mrs Edwards Jr and family are mentioned with health and travel updates. Publisher demands affidavits and renewal funds for subscriptions.
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Elizabeth Hanks
Malford
Faragough
Anne of
Toph
Greene County mother praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Eira Howe Middleton of Greene wile Tl recalls using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for her children’s frequent croup attacks. She reports the medicine gave quick relief and kept their household stocked, noting consistently good results.
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Eira Howe Middleton
Greene Wile
House of Here
Influenza Abating In Parish As Quarantine Eases
Influenza cases have declined with few new reports in days. Public gathering bans and street quarantines linger as health board notes progress. About 25 congregations aided efforts, and officials hope a two week extension ends outbreak danger. Recovery appears under way despite some lingering cases on roads and water.
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Pargwan
Gognest
Asastine Ete Health Board
Dsesae
Phyaitana
Aging and Digestive Help From Chamberlain Tablets
An aged reader notes how digestion slows with age and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets to aid the stomach. The pills have no powder but ease digestion and promote gentle bowel movement, helping the body meet daily demands as activity declines.
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Trenethen
Cedar City News Notes and War Losses 1915
Cedar City notes report the deaths of two Cedar City soldiers from influenza at Camp Kearny, and Urana Foster, wife of Geo Foster, dies from the same disease. Obituaries praise the deceased youths Harold McConnell and John Freeman Garris, with tributes to their ambition to serve. Community sympathy pours out for families, alongside local influenza updates, shipyard travel, and school at home outlines from the B A C.
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Miei Mona
Camp Kearney
Urana Foeetar
Geo Foster
Harold McConnell
Frank McConnell
John Freeman Garrison
James Clark
Servis
Lada
Pames
Urana Jones Foster
Endold
Shaia
Sad
T. J
Lost Overseet Case From Utah Ad November
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief notice involving a lost item such as a brown overcoat or saddle between Parowso and Morrefarm, with references to Ford parts, Ralph Road Adams, and Utah Ad from November. Details are unclear and partially garbled, but the core mentions a missing item and a person named Ralph Road Adams in Utah.
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Anne
Parowso
Alfred Morn
Three More Victims In Local Pneumonia Outbreak
In Par-Oran the community mourns three recent deaths from influenza and pneumonia. Rosa Got to the parents of Geo A Lowe Jr and Wilma Lowe, both young residents, died after battling influenza with complications. Jack Woolley, a former Thaon resident now at Lowe residence, also died from the disease after several days. Woolley was known for his industry and quiet reliability, and he authored poems appearing in the Times.
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Wilma
Geo A. Lowe
Farowan
Fowanhood
Waters
Jack Woolley
Thaon
Havng
the Times
Jecess Beng
Parcyan
Ban on Red Cross entertainments in Mountain Division
Following broad public support for the American Red Cross during the Second War Fund drive, all Mountain Division chapters and auxiliaries were urged to refrain from holding entertainments or subscription drives for Red Cross benefit. With the season near, the ban aims to prevent further fundraising events regardless of venue.
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American Red Cross
Worhington
Cedar peat worker returns home after influenza lull
Hugh Matheson who had been in Cedar for three weeks erecting a home for David Sherratt has returned home as the influenza epidemic abates Mayer Leeder Hugh i Adame and two or three Farowan alvesen went to Cedar last week for the funeral of Pivt John Clark who died of pneumonia at Camp Hearney and was brought to Cedar for burial Frvz Clark weave of the bore who was tailed from Paronea about two months ago
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Hugh Matheson
David Sherratt
Mayer Leeder
Hugh i
Adame
Pivt
John Clark
Camp Hearney
Frvz
Clark
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