Casualty list lists dozens of fallen and wounded soldiers
The report names numerous soldiers by name and hometown with casualties in action or from disease. Includes many lists of killed in action, died of wounds, wounded severely, missing in action, and wounded with undetermined degree. Names span cities including Boston, New York, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and more, with multiple states and towns represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemera
Larghmount Manor
Lande S
Natick
Mass
Dvuary
Jon Us¢y
Yred Kapanke
Shuwano
Snyder
Ukla
Lyman. Tonkowic
New York
Erasmo Dinitly
Boston
Ira Powlex
Nevada
Ohio
Byron McUne
Michigan
SiduMiore Eckman Price
Burlington
N. J
Sullivan
Worcester
Roxbury
Mess
Andrew UV
Wallaan
Downet
John Loyal Conant
Wooliwater
Mich
Charles Oscar Cross
Bairpaut
Minn
Henhry Pherman
Brooklyn
Wonsadk
Jakweper
Carson City
Rich
Samuel J. Lewin
Mayo BE. Taggart
Mo. Rrsan Miller, Detroit. ~Bakl M. Mortorfe
Ashley
Ind
John Lagan
ORR
Chicago
S Pencer
Wis
Woodfin H. Spriagle
Horton
West Inti
John H. Nellson
Peoria
Raymond Aa
Arlan Nentsurier
Charlotte
N.C
Harold J. Moore
Live Oak
Benjamin Rojcki
New Britain
Bayt L. Wysllie
Weltaville
Diols
P. Duell. McCords
St. Sprotton
Munaning
Germantown
Marine Casualty List From American Expeditionary Forces
Casualty totals reported show 3 killed in action, 43 died of wounds, 1 died of disease, 10 wounded in action, 49 wounded with undetermined degree, and 72 missing or total. Named individuals include Captain Lesture Wass of Gloucester Massachusetts and Privates William Elgeneiser, Edwin P. Kisholer of Chicago, plus Second Lieutenant Walter J. (incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesture
WASS
Gloucester
Mass
William Elgeneiser
Braavion
Edwin P. Kisholer
Chicago
Walter J
sinLep
Harman Smith
Brooklyn
Evergty Doney
Oconty
Wis
UAL
John
Wabash
Ind
John Kalinski
Baltimore
Howard A. Koagei
Syracuse
N. Y
Bugat G
Mille Vortland
Meg Sherman
Patton
Greenburg
Prank
Peoples
Miles City
Mont
Harrison FL
Round Lake
Minnesota
Angelo Spino
San Pietro
Italy
Harold CG. Woop
Movers
N.Y
Walter A. Zahonow
Saginaw
Michigan
Whelip Mills
St. Davids
Pennsy
Ales W. Meeth
Des Moines
William
Oatmeal Derwillto Miracle Skin Remedy Promises Overnight Change
A self proclaimed home remedy uses oatmeal and Derwillo to claim rapid skin improvements from sun exposure. Testimonials from Miss Q C Mrs G Vo and others tout smoother, lighter skin and diminished freckles for face neck hands and arms. The ad promises a money back guarantee if no noticeable improvement after first application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mac Vil Wilder
Q. C
Tam
Mra. G. Vo
Mail carrier overcomes three-year illness with Tanlac
J. W. McBath, a Route 2 postal worker in Oklahoma City, says a Tanlac course restored his appetite, weight, sleep, and energy after years of weakness from alleged impoverished blood. He reports gaining twenty-five pounds and returning to a full, active life, urging others to try Tanlac as sold in San Antonio by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniac
W. McBath
Postman
Doplar Street
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tanlac
San Antonio
Wagner
Meier
WOUNDED IN ACTION LIST PROMPTS WORLD WAR II FURL
A lengthy roster lists soldiers with many names and places across the United States and abroad. Entries include ranks from Private to Sergeant and note WOUNDED IN ACTION or in action statuses. The document names individuals from Illinois to Kentucky and beyond, with scattered addresses and hometowns.
Morning List of Dead
A chaotic list of names and places appears, naming numerous individuals with ranks and hometowns. The passage includes a note about death from wounds and ends with an unrelated literary quotation.
Toilet Specials and Bargains at Local Store
Assorted perfumes priced at 79c to $1.50 with $1 sizes. Herpicide and Listerine also 79c for 1 size. Longs Bleach Cream and Powder 79c and 39c 50c items include Luxor Bath Salts Arcadia Powder and Goodyear Rubber Combs 39c. Tyrian fountain syringe offered at 79c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Luxor
Arcadia
Goodyear
Tyrian
Boys Suits and Hats Sale At Saturday Countdown
Bargain clothing for boys offers galatea suits in white blue tan and stripes for ages 3 to 8 at 1.39 down from 2.00. Palm Beach knickerbockers for 6 to 18 years discounted to 1.45. Rah Rah straw hats in several colors half dollar sale price at 50 cents. Limited quantities end at 1 o'clock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Madras
Footwear sale offers large assortment at half price
About 300 pairs of womens boots and oxfords in gray kid gray suede Russia calf white buckskin dull kid and patent leathers. Regular values from 8 to 10 dollars, marked down to 3.95 or 8.85 for a limited Saturday sale at Garside and Weil shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Garside and Weil
Vaily
All Misses and Children's Shoes Reduced 10 Percent
Department sale highlights 10 percent off on misses and children's shoes. Also promos on black moire silk and silk gingham shopping and knitting bags with coin purses. Wide range of fabrics and trim items offered at special prices including neckwear, handkerchiefs, silk hose, and assorted garments in various shades.
Quiet Sector Brings New American Fighters To Front
The piece describes the so called quiet sector as a proving ground for fresh American troops in Lorcaine, where patrols, scouts and observation posts test nerves, sharpen observation, and reveal the scale of enemy harassing actions. Indian troops and aerial observers are highlighted for their roles and insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veeks
Lorcaine
Ian of
Tecer
Americas
No Man's Land
Oti
Sifets
Tailians
A Few Things Learned in the Navy
A Petty Officer writes about naval slang and misconceptions in the service. He explains terms like Chowancans, bunk, pipedown, ki yi, hashmarks, a striper, the Black Guang, the Ad's Wagon, Walt In, the Rudder and Fights Out, clarifying their true meanings and usage aboard ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Walt
Jamnie Jones
Howe
Lady of Camellias Reawakens Soldiers Faith in Flower Tributes
Richmond remembers the Lady of Camellias who dressed in crinoline and blessed departing Civil War soldiers with camellias. Now Hephsal KanDrick, the third Lady of Camellias, continues the ritual in New York giving camellias along with copies of America's Battle Cry set to Dixie while enlisting others to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Los Angeles
Virginia
Spain
Hephsibal i. Kendrick
America
New York
C Amellias
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Safe Calomel Alternative
Calomel sales drop as druggists endorse Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for liver sluggishness and constipation. Prominent pharmacists claim it delivers easy relief without the weakness or sickness calomel causes, and offer a money back guarantee if results fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Focal
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Yoday’s Casualty List
William Wilniki
Wallingford
Conn
Verrence
Francis P Dunne
RK. McChadless
Muncie
Stephen Shillaby
Everett
Cook Valenty Alice
Detroit
Privatus
Fred W. Dewitt
Sound
Spencer
Henry S. Wisher
Hastings
Antonio Gangemi
Rumford
Mel Hovs
Oswego
Asberry M. Lamphear
Dickenson
Xii
Elbert L. Scout
Adam E. Smith
Albany
B. Corps
Fred W. Brown
Columbus
Joseph Busco
Tulsa
Okio
Alexander J. King
Bernard H. Lehm- Kuhl
Covington
John Mciuinston
Philadelphia
George Nolan
Scranton
Stanley J. Pastula
Shenandoah
Willam E. .Patience
Imagene
Towa
Galloway G. Chestan
Annapolis
Charlie Amador
Gellad
Tex
Toney Basile
Newcastle
Charlie &. Baxley
Ozan
Ark
Julius Becker
Sturgis
Neil Portland
Sterling G. de- Tishomfyzo
John’ I
Mas
Scott B. Moore
Woodland
James H. Murphy
Woburn
Charles Oburn
New York City
Elmer Pratt
Mt Pleasant
Claude R. Radican
Cumby
Arthur J. Rollinson
Walthany Mass
Edwin_ Roser
Milwaukee
Har Rubin
Louis Farrell
Fort Snelling
Derwilto
Wagner and
Milburn Bros
Mortgage Loans Safety Deposit Boxes
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
West Commerce Street
Southern Pacific
Houston
Victoria Div
New Qii
California
el Paso
Far Eagle Paes
New Orleans
Houston Street
Travia
Tigan
Rochelle
William MK. Cross
Wayre
Edward L. Heinz
Louisville
Gust A. Turngien
Uwbottom
Geuorge V
Gloucestershire
England
Howard H. Youngs
Viewance
Daniel Ames
William J. Greening
Peru
George Chaffey
Heagan
Neb
Martin A Deeles
Tarrytown
Lyle H Faulkner
Newport
Harold RK
Jones
Ames
Clifford Kirk
Vandalia
Robert L. Haugher
Chase
Ala
John Sechkus
Cleveland
Joseph C. Murray
Concord
John H.nichols
Charles W. Brooks
Wheaton, Jr
Ralph Judd
Dekalb, Jr
Kindelly
Quenosaires
S. A
William J. Denny Spokane
Wash
Leroy .B. Palmer
Utica
Reuben Sklar
Carrol
Vearn W. Young
John L. Gunn
Cordel
Arthur Ea
Melvin
Olson
N. Od
Robert Gd
Newpords
Morrisburg
Wy Harve Aree
Potland
Idaho
George. Miley
Rottney
Mura
George
H. Schnurr
Newark
N. Joseph I Seewerker
Connelieville
Usp
George Solbert
Betroit
Tomes Wadsaster
Cihelmath
Charla Wysilev
Gameuville
Gagdred J. Lenco
Irie
Johnny
Ics
Union
Men’s Union
Garside Oxfords
Fancy Sox
The
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Camellias
Calomel
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