Prince and Czar Stage Battle in General's Office
In Camp Lewis Dee 11 a Prince and a Czar fought in the general's office after Maj. Gen. Cheene left his dogs behind. Sgt Parka, the general's aide, cuffed the scrapper on the head as the Czar ceased the attack. The wolf hound escaped earlier and was later found.
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LEWIS
Tagoma
Dee 11
Caar
Atte de Camp
James A. Lyons
Parka
Cear
Henry A. Cheene
Crear Nicholas
Cermer Prinee Douglas
Prince
Jewish Welfare House to Aid Soldiers at Camp Lewis
In Tacoma a welfare house for soldiers will be opened by the Jewish Society B'nai Brith to serve men of Jewish faith but welcome all wearing olive drab. The project marks a historic cooperation between Jews and the Y M C A with field secretary Kimon Weiner in YMC A headquarters. Governor Moses Alexander of Idaho will attend the dedication.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Jewish Society
B'nai Brith
Jewish Board of Welfare Work
Kimon Weiner
YM. C
Saving on Rogers' Baking Powder Promotes Thrift Stamps
Beat cooks in the Pacific Northwest save 25 cents on every can of baking powder by using Rogers' Baking Powder endorsed by Dr Harvey W. Wiley and Prof. Lewis B. Allen. The notice urges readers to buy a Thrift Stamp with the 25 cents saved each week.
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Rogers
Beat
Pacific Northwest
Harvey
Ing Rogers
Hindenburg Prepares for Major West Front Blow
The German high command signals a potential heavy assault along the French and British lines as artillery roars across the front. Official reports note stronger fire on French positions while Berlin hints at a large scale push with units moved from the Russian front.
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Germany
Hindenburg
Boxers Excused To Attend Camp Lewis Boxing Classes
Boxers designated to attend boxing classes at Camp Lewis will be excused from other duties to join Wile Ritchie’s program. Tomorrow’s schedule notes wheat harvest related activities.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Dee
Wile Ritchie
Camouflage origins and readers questions in letters page
This fragment discusses the word camouflage in wartime usage, its theatrical roots meaning makeup, and its broader sense of deception. It also includes reader queries on marriage legality for underage couples using false ages and names, and a note about an Alaska acquaintance and a plea for correspondence from a France-bound reader.
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Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Promises Labor Saving Convenience
Grote Rankin promotes Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet with 400 article spaces and 40 features. Sold on easy terms from 31.50 to 55.00 with a dollar delivery, exchange possible after Christmas if desired, urging purchase for Christmas delivery.
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Hoosier
America
Local Produce and Grain Prices From Yakima Market
A list of produce and grain items with per unit prices and local sources. Items include artichokes celery cucumbers cauliflower horseradish garlic onions yellow cauli pepper potatoes and tomatoes from Yakima and local farms, plus turnips squash sweet potatoes corn oats barley and hog feed in various forms.
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Vroptables Artichokes der
Eee
Uue
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