Roll of Honor names from Brerreere App list
A long roll of honor names includes Brerrere App Charles W Anderson Clarence M Atkinson F M Banner George H Ballinger Merrill Bate John W Bate Ollie M Beach Leo Belton Guy C Benner Fred C Bergman H W Bock Arthur Bono Stephen Borden Ross P Burns Elbert J Burrell Ormand Bushnell Douglas Cannon Allen W Canzler Alve Carnegie Vern A Carter Charles Casey Dwight Casey Carl Clements Ferdinand Casey Thomas Cheney Frank B Christofferson John Close George H Cook Mont E Crandall Bud W Dale Chas K Dallimore Dr F C Damon Harry Davies John E Dexter Clarence Drummond Donald F Eddie Leslie Elliott John Elliott Clarence 8 Elrod Jesse E Erickson John T Fields Arthur Fields Esley Firebaugh John P Frantz James F Fuller Amos G Fuller Russell Gage Harry 8b George Jim Grooman Oscar W Grosse Edwin Greene Earl Gwin Ernest E Hansen Charles J Hanson Ernest Allen Hatch D P Jewett Claude Johnson Chester Johnson Roby Jorgensen Kar Kepford Alva G Kliever Cornelius Lacy Erick E Leitheiser Fred Linhares Joseph Lofton Perry P
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Eddie
Leslie Elliott
John Elliott
Clarence
Elrod
Jesse E. Erickson
John T. Fields
Arthur Fields
Esley Firebaugh
John P. Frantz
James F. Fuller
Amos G. Fuller
Russell
Stories of Bravery Displayed by Our Fighting Irish Americans
The article recalls heroic actions of two Irish American regiments in France, the Ninth Massachusetts and the Fighting Sixty-ninth New York. It features Lt. Simon Kelleher and Chaplain Hanley recounting quiet, deadly courage, selfless sacrifices, and near-miraculous rescues amid brutal trench warfare near Paris, with vivid anecdotes of fallen comrades and one soldier choosing to die fighting.
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Massachusetts
New York
France
America
Paris
Veato
Ninth
Sixty-ninth
Simon Kelleher
Meuutenant
Kelleher
Boston
South Boston
Roxbury
Cambridge
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Kelly
Burke
Shea
Liieutenant Kelleher
Pack
Sime
Stit
Beast T
Danish Nightingale Sings to Camp Boys in Heroic Tale
A nurse or chaplain recalls Miss Theresa A. Smith known as the Danish Nightingale who sang for American troops in camp. She describes a wartime episode where Captain Hurley carried by, had a chest wound discovered later, and his selfless acts saving others while guiding men to care for wounds. The captain kept tending others despite his own injury, until finally hospitalized.
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Theresa A. Smith
Ming Smith
Brooklsn
Captain Hurley
Potatoes Yield Rising Across Decades in Washington
Washington reports show potato yield per acre rising over decades with a high 1905 to 1914 average of about 97 bushels, then 1015 around 80.5 in 1900s and 1008 in 1917, attributed to localization, intensive care and soil fertility despite population growth.
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Washington
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Idaho State News highlights from wartime Idaho areas
Wartime Idaho items report crop yields from Corral to Palri, injuries and promotions of local officers in France, a hospital crisis in Nampa, and a suicide attempt at death’s edge. Liberty loan drives, local war work groups, and regional agriculture show growth. Inflation, cross district guilds, and Red Cross efforts frame daily life as influenza spreads.
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Corral
Palri
R. B. Everly
Nampa
France
Hile Miller
A. ¥. Beksteine
Directiny
TK de
HD Spencer
Idole Pulls
Mra
Ven Allen
Nampa General Hospital
Twin Palk County
L. Breckenridge
Ehalerai
Thbert Henry
Rigby
SA. T. 0
Ure
Moscow
Thabo
Doe
Tee Enitore
Caldwell
Bnvey
Pulk & Ca Wevetry
Gauss
Lincoln
Addison T. Suilth
Rulligans
Daho
Strickes
Montana
Forthwest
Thulon
George Cleveland
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Pentomince
Curtis
Idaho
Alexander
Mpon
Tml
Idaho Falls
George W. Boeington
Bingington
Bonneville County
Windo Palle
Seattle
Taba
Woman Overcomes Nervousness With Pinkham Remedy
Winona Minnesota Mrs Sultze describes decades of nervous insomnia and relief after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the product as standard treatment for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities pain backache and nervous prostration in women, claiming better sleep and mornings.
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Winona, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Olmstead St. Winona
Minn
Canary protests price rise by alarming city men
Canary, a bird kept for businesslike calm, joins a rising wave of protests against higher rates for housing and care. The owner notes weekly board costs jumped from 30 to 60 cents over three years, while the bird claims the burden is excessive for a moderate pet.
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Vulee
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Instant Indigestion Relief
An old ad claims Pape's Diapepsin instantly ends stomach distress after meals. It says belching gas acidity heartburn and other indigestion pains disappear as soon as you take a tablet. The tablet is advertised as inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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Pape
Vaniah Pope
Ady
Opportunity and Responsibility in a Savannah News Harrowing
Two inseparable companions named Opportunity and Responsibility walk together. Opportunity races ahead on busy days while Responsibility lingers behind. On rare occasions Responsibility leads, with Opportunity soon following in a curious Savannah News harrowing vignette.
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Savannah News
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Brerrereere
Meas, Joseph
Sarah Purdum
Red Cross
Nurie
Ree
Germany
Chaplain Hanley
No Man’s Land
Hunley
Father Hanley
Los
Harley
Hurley
Italy
Byant Orune
Mle Wu Alsteal
Ulerm Allen Fottle
Itlian Birdwet
Isower
Lt Huly
Idaho State News
Dannelly Hat
Valley County
Niance
Hattle Creek Sheep Company
Mounalm Home
Witth & Capital Stock of
Sowltkw
Cheses
Promlein
Haneliling
Canary
Dectares
Sam
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