Toys From Necessity Never Dies In Wartime
A sympathetic mother decries a toy ban during war and imagines children inventing their own playthings with Dame Native's aid. The piece argues necessity spurs invention and that self made toys foster imagination, contrasting with store bought items. It cites Olympia Indians protesting fishing restrictions and ends with a dramatic cold snap tale of a woman whose shoes froze to the pavement.
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Dame Native
Chicago News
Olympia
Wash
Saluskin
Yakimas
Solnskin
John Baker
Downsville
Filipinos Play Flute with Nose in Comical Notion
A quirky European era note describes nose fluteists among Filipinos, claiming harmony via nostrils and noting unusual reception if seen elsewhere. The piece shifts to seasonal reflections on agriculture, openness, and village life as spring drives activity and gossip in Itta.
Caring for Wounded from Overseas
A detailed portrait of United States Army Hospital No. 1 on Columbia Oval in the Bronx, its wooden sunlit wards, nurses and officers, and the care given to American troops wounded at home and overseas. The piece notes the hospital’s origins, staffing by civilian doctors turned military, and the cheerful, orderly environment that aids recovery while preparing men for return to duty.
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Merica
Europe
United States Army Hospital No. 1
Guo Airroad
Bainbridge Avenue
Bronx
New York
Gun Hall
Atlantic
Columbia University
Columbia Oval
Columb — University
War Department
New Yor
University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Medical School of
F. Winn
Douglas F. Duval
Duval
Hia
Mfe
Army
Long Island
Norfolk
Guo Hill Rout
Bia
Camp Merritt
United States Military Hospital
New York City
Pollee
Coorsle
Civil
Fife
Byen Iit
Staf
White Lie
Oyes
Roll of Honor list from ShoShone service members
The Journal prints a Roll of Honor listing Sho shone boys serving in various branches. The paper invites corrections for any errors or omissions and offers a free copy to each service member at the correct address on file.
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Roll of Honor
Honor Roll of Red Cross Nurses Mentioned by Name
A Miss Sarah Purdum is cited as in charge of a fifty bed Red Cross tent hospital somewhere in France and is praised for her service. The passage lists numerous volunteers or supporters connected to the same effort, reflecting a broad American home front contribution to the war.
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Sarah Purdum
Red Cross
France
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BOYD_PARK
Lake Coty
Randall_Dodd Auto Co
Sal Lake City
KODAK
Shiplers
Unos
Baris
Oilers
Call Or Write College
West Temple St
Swit
Lake City
Army of Agriculture
David Grayson
Great Army Hospital
Battle Front
Wollis Sane
Arias
Jun
Brera RE RR
Charles W. i. Anderson
Clarence Mt i Atkinson
F. M. A. Banner
George H. ML Bate
John W. Bate
Ollie m M. Beach
Leo Benner
Fred
ME Sock
Arthur “J Bono
Stephen I. Borden
Ross P. Burrell
Grmand
Il Carnegie
Vern A. Uf Carter
Charles To8ey
Owen Casey
Carl W. Clemens
Ferdinand Casey
Thomas Christofferson
John Wicross
Ceorce ‘i Cook
Monteal Crandall
Bud W. Dale
Chas. K. ‘ Dallimore
OR. F. C
Claude R. Peake
Fred Personius
H. C. Peake
Judge F. Porter
J. W Propst
Everett C. Rechel
Zeno C. Rickey
Leroy Robinette
Clarence L. Schell
Jacob Sheehan
John Slader
Clarence Spurce
Leslie 8. Stoner
Harry A. Swope
Earl Terhune
H. Arthur Thevenin
Fred Thompson
Milton C. Vasconsells
Frank Vaughn
Mayo Harry Vaughn
K MI Vera
MorRis Walker
Fred Weeks
Wesley H. . Weiss
Paul W. Wheeler
Raymond White
WML
Wilson
Charles Williams
Windle
Fay ’ Wirtzberger
Herbert Oc
Yaden, Byron Yaden
David Zimmerman, Garrett
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