Ford Deliveries to Allied Families Move Seeks War Aid
A World War I era letter urges citizens to submit a list of friends and relatives in service to the Patriotic Service League. The writer describes driving a Ford through rural France delivering relief to families, sharing humorous encounters with donkeys and eager townsfolk, and stressing the need for more wartime aid returns and home-front support.
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Meelyg
Fridht
Hank
M. R. Chessman
Pendleton
France
Wereniljie
Thorne
Eich Hin
Ex-Kaiser's Helmet Loot Identified in Parade Relic
A war relic helmet once worn by a German officer was found among looted items from the former palace. Reporter Mr Komas described the helmet, noting it as a souvenir linked to rioting during Berlin events and seized by an Ethiopian soldier before being brought to New York.
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J. M. Cornelison
Wirtiass FeWenkeilern
Lowell ‘Thomas
Kaiser
Berlin
Komas
Spertacia
New York
Germany restricts visitor privileges for enemy regions
Berlin March 29. Reported cabinet decision tightens travel rules for regions deemed enemy areas. Since November the count of such regions has risen, and ministers indicate further measures will be applied to travelers from these areas with limited permissions from authorities.
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Berlin
Germany
Germio
Tas
Avokane Wash Mar 29 Principal of the Eagle of Nations
Avokane Washington report notes a snippet on the principle of the eagle of nations dated March 29, with limited readable text outlining a possible political or ceremonial motif and no clear event or outcome available.
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Avokane
Wash. Mar
Doctor to Resume Free Examinations in Seven Cities
The physician, recently in the United States Army service, resumes regular calls after seven months and offers free examinations on this trip. He graduates in medicine and surgery, treats many ailments without surgery for some conditions, and provides paid treatment. Address 746 Boston Stook, Minneapolis, Minn.
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United States
Washington
Jim
Boston Stook
Minneapeolis
Minn
Central Labor Council Endorses Labor Conference Referral
An overwhelming vote at a Central Labor Council meeting endorsed the request from the Seattle labor council for a referendum on outlining an international labor conference. Nine delegates from city unions joined in the debate and the issue was referred to local unions for consideration.
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Central Labor Council
Seattle Labor Council
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Postwar Health Recovery
An old medicine advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vital tonic after war stress and illness. It claims the elixir restores resistance, supports digestion and blood health, and promotes rest. Hood's Pills are also promoted as a companion remedy.
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Hood
Mot
Staaseibe
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Patriotic Service League
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