Red Cross week calls for every penny to help our boys
In Shepherdstown West Virginia editorials urge full support for Red Cross drives and war bonds as the nation presses toward victory. The piece notes Liberty Loan totals top 4.17 billion dollars with 38 percent over subscription and outlines federal rail investment, while criticizing political opportunism and urging bipartisan unity in wartime campaigning.
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Red Cross
Letter From A New Soldier At Training School
A May 17 1918 letter from Richmond Virginia describes a new recruit as corporal of Squad One in Company D. He requests an address change, notes scarce rations improving, and mentions possible deployment over seas soon after training. Also included are civic notes urging wartime support and a county announcement promoting J H Bosham for Jefferson County WV County Superintendent.
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State Rair Grounds
Richmond
Parte
Bill Rightsting
Company D
S. G. Williamson
J. HN. Bosham
Kabletown
Free Schools
Jefferson County
W. Va
M. O. Rouss
House of Belea
Letter From Sergeant Snyder Shows Camp Life and Entertainment
Sergeant Snyder reports smooth camp routine with rain, notes his unit as the only Motor Mechanics company at the camp. He praises shop crews, describes a drunkenness incident and punishment, recounts a town visit, bicycle and motorcycle anecdotes, a YMCA concert with a Paris mezzo soprano, tenor, and Roumania violinist, and praises the YMCA’s work. He signs off with a time and a postcard image and mentions weight gain from goat milk.
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Seay
Ape
Dad
Edwards
YM. C. A
Metropolitan Opera
Opera Comique
Paris
Roumania
James Hanson
Rochester
N. Y
Jim
Jim Hanson
If You Can't Go Give You Are Your Duty to Humanity
Propaganda urging civilians to support soldiers in France by sacrificing time money and effort. It contrasts a merchant baker lawyer and farmer forty with the dangers faced by soldiers. It asks readers to join Red Cross efforts and do their duty, highlighting casualties and suffering for the nation.
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France
Red Cross
Distor
Eighth graders clear state diploma results and closing events
Twenty eight students passed the state diploma examination and will receive diplomas next Monday night. Closing exercises feature rural school programs Friday and a town play festival Saturday at Shepherdstown Graded School. A union religious service is planned Sunday night at the college editorium with Rev. J H Haley delivering the sermon and Mr H R Bonner of the Bureau of Education addressing the graduates.
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Shepherd
Mildred Banks
Edgewood
Florence Grubbs
Moser
Earl Daily
Agnes Reinhart
Red Cross
Moser’s
Shepherdstown Graded School
Ministerial Association
J. H. Haley
H. R. Bonner
Bureau of Education
Washington
H.C. Marshall
Board of Education
McKee
War-time Bargains at Billmyer’s Bargain Store
In this war-time period the store presents价 aggressive ads listing many items with low prices to attract buyers. The notice includes shoes shirts pants overalls and other apparel with pricing and stock notes, along with a line about Owens & Miller's sulphur cream of tartar lozenges for sore throats.
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Owens & Miller
Memorial day plans and community notes at Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg community items report memorial day arrangements with speakers and four bands, a large expected crowd, and humorous notes about past attractions. Local residents Allen Liskey and others are called for Army service. Several visits, family reunions, and a cover story on Henry Stanley’s Civil War era life are mentioned, plus a local hair tonic plug.
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Cas
Bushone
ML Burgas
Patterson Roulette
Chiles Town
Harry Jackson
Roanoke
Register
Benjamin Jackson
Washington
Harry
Allen Liskey
Alvey Benner
Russell Stull
Earl Benner
Boatman
Sheridan Benner
Chas. R. Knode
Oliver F Kretzer
Antietam
Roy Row
Wm. L. Crampton
Gertrude Brook
Hancock
J. Cleveland Grice
Hagerstown
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
U. S
Harper's Ferry
Haperstown
Bakersville
Otho Baker
John Vickers
Harry Lum
Baker
Soney Usay
Baltimore
Owens & Miller
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Shepherdstown Resident
A Shepherdstown reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from weakness and headaches. F Whittington, blacksmith, notes long lasting benefit from the remedy with a past statement dated November 7, 1910, and again on December 11, 1916. Price 60c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Shepherdstown
F. Whittington
Mi St
Shapene Doan
Whittington
Doan
Mr. Whittington
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfers
Buffalo, N. Y
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