Letters Picture Life in American Expeditionary Hospitals in France
A fragmentary tour of life with the American Expeditionary Forces in France through letters by Lida King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Berz. She describes hospital life, travel from Baltimore, arrival in Paris, hotel stays, visits to Versailles and Notre Dame, and wartime impressions including aircraft, submarines, and daily routines.
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France
Lida King
Wallace Kerr
San Antonio
Johns Hopkins
Paris
Wallace Berz
Ballimore Avenue
King
Johns Wapkins Hospital
Baltimore
Makes
Johns Hopking
Allgniic
Tillie
Slsis
Tris
Paria
Moere
Amerinin Hotel
Donbierons
Louvre
Versailles
Palaer
Marie Antoinelle Pinyen
Brolind
Hales
Nanajean
Wartime Hospital Letters Tell Quiet Night Duty Amid Snow
A reader’s wartime hospital letter describes night duty on the wards, patient care, and the calm moonlit view from Tokina Avenue. He details nurses, orderlies, and a vivid scene of snow on a distant mountain, plus conversations with patients and a wish to share further letters.
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Paris
Vinur
Tokina Avenue
Tokle
Ani
Tiesardoy
Stops Any Cold in a Few Hours
An advertisement claims a product called AVA AlypsimABeR quickly relieves cold symptoms including runny nose sore throat and headache. It promises fast relief without harsh ingredients and costs only a few cents, available over the counter at various shops.
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Doctor offers home remedy to color gray hair
A Newark city practitioner describes a homemade remedy to color gray hair using a small box of Orlex powder and two and a half cents worth of water. The instructions claim immediate color change to black brown or chestnut, with warnings about avoiding dangerous additives like mercury or coal-tar derivatives. The method promises results for both men and women and boasts lasting effects for up to twenty years.
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Champs Hyseos
Bois
Landogno
Notre Dame
Kerrlee
Tvhis
Fao Lom
Kent Mikitic
7 Courg
America
Louise
Tom Paria
Lyon
Uae
Ain
Voxd
Putra
A. la Paulson
New ,Xarie
Their Married Life (Cunsehsit) Drama at Home
A fragmented Teernational News Service report portrays a tense domestic scene with references to Mary, Frances, and Warren King, as characters discuss finances, the value of work, and personal ambitions amid disagreement. The dialogue hints at aspirations, tensions, and moral judgments in a late era setting.
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Sao Dio
Noton
Ean
Irving
Anil
Meanie
Moe Dourat
Helen
Warren
Gofayr
Fromm Lea
Evelyn
Warret
Unite 4
Atrs
Mrs. Canders
Alway
Jim
Brances
Stevens
Meln
Ivelyn
Welfare Section for Girls in War Work
Washington reports the civilian personnel division created a Welfare section to support young women employed in the Ordnance Department. It will assist with comfortable housing, recreation, and moving to Washington, placing workers on the welfare roll and coordinating with national defense groups for funding and placement.
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Washington
G. Jam
Oriinunes Eytetiehe
Iulunia
Lelpduliesstad Servien
Wien
Wort
Emery
Keevic
Welfire
Ordnance Department
Suitehteemes
Peeve Sonnel Division
Ordnanes
Cluetes Comet
National Defense
Preaqileit Wilsus
Elea
Smaaller
Ordnance
Zenas L. Potter
Avion
Ohio
Minnesota
Columbia ‘Universarty
Tregan
Rnsgel Sage Foundation
Ubvillan
Sleet
We. Washington
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Mabotte
Ate
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Ted
Aiktis
Bing
Jetter
Tyler
Carter
New York
Yleermou
Ais
Chon
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Thinois
Otol Wei
Enpanta
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