World photographers in Roanoke Rapids Herald pages
The Roanoke Rapids Herald features photographs contributed by an association of about two hundred Herald photographers worldwide. Over a hundred serve with the armies and navies of the warring nations, with weekly reproductions showcasing their best and most interesting images for readers.
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General Pershing Meets King Albert in War Medical Notes
Dr C G Cumaton reports heated air therapy from 100 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit easing pain and increasing wound blood flow. At higher temperatures the air jet acts as a heat Metilizer. with pressure 7 to 1 pounds it may be used for massage or alternated with hot and cold douches. Also mentions Sir John Galsworthy remarks on justice, a swindle case, and Sergeant McGinnis from Boston who served on the western front and was wounded at the Somme. Conversations touch Renaissance, Arab migration, and early North African conquest to Spain and France.
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C. G. Cumaton
Daniel “Tomber’ Metin
Boston
Ca Kalla
Messine
Ypres
Armendiers
Somme
McGinnis
New United Service Club
New York
Arabia
Jonin
Eagy
Africa
Straits of Hercules
Spain
France
Charles Martel
Frost Bitten Pumpkins and a Farmer’s Pranks
Harold Mueller, a young civil engineer from Richine, recalls a tale of a farmer who advertised Take home all the pumpkins you want. Mueller seized three large pumpkins, only to discover they were frost bitten when he tried to place them. The incident, recounted by a local narrator, ends with a humorous twist on temptation and frost damage.
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Harold Mueller
Richine
Countey Ard
Mueller
Condensations on Motorist Fatalities and Trade Notes
More than 2000 motorists killed or injured in yestings at 116. Deaths and injuries rising about 25 percent yearly. Malui houses and roads of white stone reflect the sun, affecting fashion and color choices. Demand grows for American luggage and trunks. local goods vary in quality. New Zealand business report notes openings for American goods and urges importers, agencies, and sales coverage.
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Jock
Histon
Yestings
Malui
Birenn
New Zealand
John A. A. Winslow
Call for 200000 Shipyard Helpers in Public Reserve
A wartime call seeks 250000 skilled American workers to join the United States Shipyard Volunteers of the Public Service Reserve. Enrollees will be ready to report to shipyards when called, with pay matching prevailing shipyard wages and housing provided. Certificates and detailed classifications will be issued, outlining trades needed and state quotas based on population and industry.
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United States
Department of Terror
Wworhlwile
United States Shipyard Volunteers
Public Reserve
Department of Libol
Council of Nations Defense
Shippling Board
S. Shipyard
Cheta Hurley
Colty
Atte
Shipyard Volunteers of Public Service Reserve
Sn Ys
Huiser
America
Ponsle Mme
Industral
Department of Labor
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General Pershing
King Albert
John Galsworthy
Peince
Albert
Belgium
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Uiese Seotoredt
Hever
Petrograd’s
Ib Prnanenaerr
Petrograd
Asgota
Averytony
Hewtos
Ingletha Deepforge
Inborere
Leftamen
Providence
Ohio State Journal
Maine
Nowervey
New Hamp
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Ohio
Wincotiath
Alahama
Mincourt
Arkansas
North Tives
Oklatoni