Greater Sacrifice Urged by Young Women at Defense Auxiliary
Mrs H S Malliken spoke to the Gay Woman's Auxiliary of the Council of National Defense at the Widvie Club urging greater sacrifice by young women and girls. She said boys overseas rely on their letters, and that every girl should send aid to the front while letters remain hopeful and uncomplaining. The meeting drew over 40 girls with reports from committees and praise for Miss Pauline Harris. A Lutheran Club program was postponed due to quarantine and local youth events were announced for Friday gatherings at Calvary Baptist and Briscoe School Mothers' Club with talks and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Abs. Malliken
Lee Joseph
Bo Flo
Wortham
Mildred Morris
Lilian Hughes
Pauline ‘Harris
Joseph
Lutheran Club
Lieutenant Taucenet
Kelly Field
Lutheran Brotherhood Club
America
Private Trutstreeter
Hortense Covington
Miss Kellerman
Gertrude Suynisch
Jimmie Villenueva
Megs H. Enck
Briscoe School
Tthe
Miss Hateh
General medical Q and A on dandruff kidneys and treatment
Reader questions on dandruff scalp itching and hair loss with a home remedy claim. Another asks about kidney trouble with urinary burning and back pain and a suggested balm wort tablets treatment. The column offers advice and a home remedy approach with no professional medical diagnosis.
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Tobert
Great Allied Plan Aims Centralized WWI Economic Control
Washington reports a planned centralized control of all economic forces for the war effort. The plan unites raw materials, shipping, finance, and trade under inter allied councils and a war cabinet led by Wilson. It aims to cut red tape, reduce disputes, and coordinate production with Allied nations to defeat the central powers.
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Washington, D. C
Toog
Germany
United States
Wilson
Paris
London
Inter-Allied Finance Committee
Inter-Allied
Inter-Allied Board
American Trade Board
Inter-Allied Councils
Witl
Allied Nations
Hoover
England
France
Italy
Munitions Council
Stettinius
War Department
J. L. Summers
War Industries Board
Baruch
Word Puzzle Baffles Schoolmaster for Hours
A Thanet schoolmaster faced a strange note from a pupil claiming a neighbor’s child would be “Cepatomtegoatting.” After much time and tobacco, the baffling word was solved as “Kept at home to go a-taturing.”
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London Chronicle
Ellington Field Plane Plans Liberty Loan Flight
An Ellington Field airplane will depart Thursday for Mount Clemens Michigan on a edgecountry Liberty Loan flight with a four day duration for the trip.
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Houston, Tex
Ellington ‘Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
Brooks Field Soldier Art Contest Poster Triumph
Pvt. Wallace McDougall of Brooks Field scooped the top prize in the Are You With Me The Lights contest for soldier artists. McDougall won fifty dollars for his poster, defeating fellow entrants in the competition.
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Wallace. McDougall
Brooks Field
the Light
Soldier Artists
MccDougall
Von Payer Promises Parliamentary Plan For New Ministries
Amsterdam reports plans to reorganize the imperial German and Prussian ministries along parliamentary lines. Vice Chancellor von Payer says reform could extend to both realms and would address constitutional articles. Party leaders were briefed as coalition talks faltered and resignations loomed.
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von Payer
Amsterdam
Berlin
Vales
Tageblatt
Reichstag
von Hertling
Alleged American Spies Held in Moscow
Amsterdam dispatch cites the Bolshevik organ alleging arrests of several spies for DeWitt Poole former American Consul General at Moscow. It names M. Kolmatiamof described as a naturalized American citizen and head of the American espionage agency in Russia.
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Amsterdam
Berlix Lokal Anzeiger
Moscow
Lavestia
DeWitt
Poole
M. Kolmatiamof
Russia
Firemen Resign Over Wage Dispute In Kansas City
Kansas City reports 380 city foremen have submitted resignations after authorities refused to submit the firemen's union wage demands to the War Labor Board. Resignations take effect Saturday.
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Kansas City
Jocel Firemen’s Union
War Labor Board
Mentho Remedies Praised For Cough Relief
Birmingham Alabama reader Mr H Hoot endorses Mentho-Taxene and Mentho-Laxene with Figot for a cough lasting three months, claiming permanent relief within twenty four hours. The ad touts the formula as a concentrated mix of wild cherry and other ingredients sold in two ounce bottles, made at home with simple syrup to yield a pint.
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Mr. H
Hoot
Birmingham
Ala
Stop Itching Eczema Relief Ad Claim
A promotional message touts a topical product claiming to heal eczema and skin conditions. It emphasizes immediate relief after application and promises removal of pimples rash and blackheads with repeated use. The wording suggests unverified health benefits and relies on generic dermatological claims.
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Zemo 9
Entertainment proceeds support Nevilly hospital bed endowment
Mr and Mrs John M Steinfeldt and Mrs L Marks stage the event to raise funds for a hospital bed in Nevilly France. The proceeds will endow the bed for patient care in the foreign hospital.
Army transfers and new assignments at Camp Travis and surrounding posts
Maj E P Burgwin and Maj Guy Fenner receive orders and report to Washington and Camp Travis respectively. Capt A J Stark moves to the 5th Infantry, Capt Arthur Casey promoted to major, Lt Gaines Gwathmey and Lt Philip Baker reassigned or on absence. Maj James Houston and Maj La Collins depart for war college in Washington, with other officers arriving at Camp Travis and Camp Dix to assume duties with the 18th Ammunition Train, 19th Infantry, and Cactus Division.
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A. J. Stark
165Th Depot Brigade
5Th Infantry
Arthur Casey
G6th Infantry
Haa
Gaines Gwathmey
Tha $Hth Infantry
I. M. Cramer
Nineteenth Infantry
North Dakota
J. P. Zachman
Gont
R. A. Mocle
Camp ‘Travis
Fort Sul ‘Okla
Cactus Division
James G. Houston
la. D. Collins
Washington
War College
William A. Erwin
Bag
Camp Travia
Polish Americans shown as loyal to U S war aims
The article lauds Polish immigrant loyalty to American war aims. It notes over one hundred thousand Poles in the U S Army and others in Polish forces in France. Poles support thrift and war savings, Liberty Loans, and industrial efforts, with volunteers boosting munition plant output.
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United States
Poland
France
Irish unit has one rough night in France
In a battered French billet an Irish American regiment recounts a night under German bombardment. The officer of the line and his aide describe gas, shells, and a broken communications line while they hold their position and patched wounded men. The scene captures unit discipline and gritty resolve amid the front’s chaos. Burleson orders open shop in postal service for both union and non union workers.
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France
Shure
O'Leary
Murphy
Tannagan
O'Connor
Mike
Pat
Tommy
Boston
Oie
Roches
Banner
Rhells
Tony
Ant
New England
Burleson
New York
Och
Post Office Department
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W. Y. Pla
Tinpoint "Young People’s Union
Calvary Baptist Church
D. Porter
Hk. Wa
Edison Phonograph
Lelew
Rose
Tree
Lewla Iuaker
College Bldg
College Elwond Streets
Dayton
Ohio
Iit
George
Baker Ha
Tonvia Baker
Siri
Coleman
Port
Jervia
N.Y
San Souci Club
Eleanor Collier
Howard Street
Mothers
Beta Zau Zetas
Eleanor’ Nuckolls
San Pedro Avenue
M. H. Cramer
Red Cross Circle
Woman's Club
J. N. Evans
Edwin Ward
Alvin Grimainger
San Diego
Jal
Richard I. Lawrence
Mra
EB. J. Gallagher
The
San Antonio
Order
Eastern Star
Dean Richardson
St. Mark's Church
Derconness Affleck
Hot Wells
Council of Jewish Women
Eli Mertzberg
Sol Dalkowitz
W. Kallison
N. iXoufman
Norrais Bodenheimer
Mildred Walach
Feller
Sadie Feller
Mra. d. Myers
L. M. Michael
Stanley Neading
Kt. Robinson
Sam Stern
Annie Schuitzer
J. Schlessinger
N. A. Welsch
Elizabeth Maverick
H. J. Kokernot
George Drought
J. M. Chittim
J.T. Hillyer
Robert Barclay
Sammy Beil
L. Ward
Alfred Ward
George M. Maverick
Martha M. Baggett
George Powell
E. W. Ceffinger
O. M. Fitzhugh
J. E. Wetherell
Louise Bosshardt
Ambrose Byrne
Widge
G. Tayloe
George Vaughn
Lane ‘Naylor
A. I’. Barrett
Robert Marsh
Amos Graves
J. Moore
Th. L. Naylor
W. S. Hamilton
Harry Aubrey
B. F. Dittmar
Osceola
Archer
F. A. Locke
Porter Loring
George Holmgreen
Charles Fichtner
R. R. Russell
Affleck
Frank Winerich
Corneling O'Neill
Mary Illo
Beatrice Milly
Mach
Federal Council
Boot Shop
East
Houston St
E. P. Burgwin
Southern Department
General Sraff
Guy C. Fenner
John Stone
Camp
Camp Dix
Elehteen Division
Philip L. Baker
Minneapolis
R. G. Watson
J. A. Hudson
Company 26
Depot Brigade
Roy E. Hawle
185Th Depot Brigade
Hertzberg
Stiga
Chnuck
Hertzberg’s Corner
Southern Pacific
Horaton
Heaumont
Sall
Victoria
Lj Paveetoeny
Tyersee
Ail
Aieneta
KL Paso
Pacific Coaat
Te Onde
Sabinal
Uvalde
Spatfor
Satenterteft
PU Pane
Pacific Coast
Wicometen
Sleepern
Pant
Condhen
Seener
New Orleans
Hotton, Galveston
Eepern
N. Stary Streat
U. S. R. R. Administration
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