Roll of Honor from Shoshone includes many servicemen
A public Roll of Honor lists local youths serving in multiple military branches, inviting corrections and offering free copies to those with correct addresses. Included are numerous names such as Charles Henderson, George Banner, John Bate, Stephen Bono, Arthur Bock, and many others, with notes about a Red Cross nurse and twelve additional selective draft respondents from Shoshone.
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Roll of Honor
Eereee App
Charles W. Hinverson
Clare
Hf Atkinson
F. M. Wa Banner
George Bate
John W. Bate
Ollie M. Beach
Leo Benner
Fred ©. Benner
Fred Columbus Bono
Stephen Bock
Arthur Burrell
Ormane Canzler
Alva Carter
Charles Casey
Dwight Casey
Carl Clemens
Ferdina Casey
Thomas Close
George H. Crandall
Bud Wwn Crandall
Bud Whitcomb Dallimore
DR. F. Davis
Jack Dexter
Clarenc Eddie
Leslie Elliott
John Elliott
Clarence
Fuller
Amos G. Fuller
Russell Fields
Esley Gage
Harry B. Grooman
Oscar V Grosse
Edwin Greene
Earl Hansen
Charles J. Hanson
Ernest Allen Hatch
D. P. Meas
Joseph Jewett
Claude Johnson
Chester Johnson
Rory Lighthizer
Fred McGraw
E. F. McQuillan
Sarah Purdum
Red Cross
France
Moblie
Exemption Board
Cal Bd
Donald F. Drummond Ross P. Borden
Fay Windle L
F. Vaughn
Paul Matyre
Jacob Schell Mayo
Harry Vaughn Everett
Propst
Frank L. Bedford Claude R. Parker
Leslie
Spurce
Mont E. Cook
Youthful movie stars rise fast earning big pay
The article surveys teen actresses who achieve rapid fame and high salaries in early cinema. It highlights Bessie Love Mary Miles Minter June Caprice Ruth Clifford and others, noting youth, training, parental support, and disciplined work behind rapid success in Hollywood’s evolving industry.
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United States
Bessie Love
Los Angeles
Miss Love
Hollywood
Tate Anuvles
Willa S. Hart
Douglas Patrbunks
de Wolf Hopper
Miss Lovelas
Mary Miles Minter
Miss Minter
June Caprice
Fim
Arlington
Mass
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Artingston
Caprice
New York
June
Miss Caprice
Iris
West Sevente-second Street
Fife
Great
Big Aviary
Ruth Clifford
Aldar
Best Medicine for Women Promoted in Portsmouth Ad
Portsmouth Ohio reader Mrs Lana Shaw reports irregularities pains and weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice drawing on forty years of experience.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lana Shaw
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Misheard Conversations Sparked by a Train of Thought
In a humorous exchange Mrs Knivier asks if she and Mr Sharp are still at odds. Mrs Blunderbs denies, recalling a past meeting where she claimed her husband’s health worried her and a young man joked about train whistles at crossings.
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California
Utue
Mother
Sheress
Hylen
Stadio
Mies Ferguson
Tesperaum
Margarita Fischer
Fischer
Recipe for Gray Hair and Personal Care Tips
Fragmented advertisement style text includes home hair dye instructions, health product pitches for Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Cuticura remedies, plus a note on J. S. Roper retiring after sixty five years as a railway conductor in St Louis and having traveled 688000 miles. The mix of cures, cosmetics and a personal milestone appears as a collage of 1910s era ads.
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J. 8. Roper
St Louis
Fragmented note about quarantine and city health official
A damaged OCR fragment references quarantine in Chicago and mentions health officials and a 0 quarter measure. Names and clear dates are missing, but the context points to a municipal health or quarantine action. The readable bits suggest a local public health matter without concrete details.
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