Christmas parcels for men abroad details from Red Cross instructions
War department and American Red Cross outline standards for sending Christmas parcels to service members overseas. Each man may receive one carton 3x4x9 inches with approved contents, labeled by a Christmas Parcel Label. Parcels must be prepared via Red Cross channels, affixed with proper postage, and checked by Red Cross before mailing. No parcel accepted after November 15, and no duplicate labels issued if lost. Tracking through Red Cross chapters and designated stations is required.
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War Department
American Red Cross
Post Office Department
Red Cross
Christms
Deadminsters
Fiona
Curton
Rene Ieee
Parvel Post
Hoboken
Postoffice
Nationaldquarters
Be Ee
Kaiser’s sink-on-sight remark noted by Oregon editor
Portland readers receive a satirical note from Berlin about the Kaiser’s indiscriminate submarine campaign and a quip that would “call out the Potsdam fire department.” The piece mentions Attorney and Mrs M J Sweeley and Mr and Mrs Q J Slocum visiting from Twin Falls and St Louis as they head home from Hailey, with Slocum’s first trip to the region.
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Portland
United States
America
Potsdam
M. J. Sweeley
E.W. Sweeley
Q. J. .Slocum
St. Louis
McFail
Hailey
Slocum
Sweeley
War prose on peace desire by burning towns and sinking ships
A critical account asserts that the enemy signals peace by destroying cities evacuating civilians and driving them into German slave pens while targeting hospitals and passenger ships. The rhetoric frames these acts as contrary to peaceful intent and mingles accusations of strategic cruelty with humanitarian concern.
Spanish influenza explained by Surgeon General Blue in 1918
Surgeon General Rupert Blue clarifies that the current influenza outbreak is not proven Spanish in origin. The illness resembles a contagious cold with fever, severe aches, and possible pneumonia. deaths occur mainly from complications. Prevention centers on rest, isolation, fresh air, and avoiding crowded places while following medical advice.
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Blue
Rupert Blue
U. S. Public Health Service
Spain
Valencia
Orient
Russia
United States
Europe
Ste
Homeward Bound Visit to Southern Florida Statues
Mr and Mrs Gea Dunn of Stem C and Mr and Mrs Kari Reth of Fintey OL arrived by theter for a west with Capt Phitlins. The sisters of Mrs Upa joined as hosts promising to display the region’s scenery and statues. They traveled by car to the Smeke river canyon and the Shoshone Pulse area, then moved on to Boo catete and Lagen Journeyman, carrying a strong impression of Ovany gate.
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Gea Dunn
Stem
Kari Reth
Fintey
Capt. Phitlins
Upa
Fiaho
Youthtel
Boocatete
Its origin and the mule as a prototype mongrel
The text argues that not partingmom serves between Eatterfoy and Socratie and that the Qs prototype mongrel, the mule, must boast of ancestry or posterity. It claims the mule inherited a musical voice and a virtue of truth as a programmatic quality.
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Eatterfoy
Socratie
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France
General Pershing
Berlin
T. Geer
Shoshone
Official Health Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Alfonso of
National Research Council Lnd
Pfeiffer
F. W. Zimmerman
S. S. King
P. King
Mesdames Harrison
Russell Gage
3. A. Bate
Clark
Dietrich
Melpieg
Gumpahai
Percy de South
Jobn J. Matson
Milgred Reetzman
Thomas Pay
Sun Janes
Idaho
Glvard
Payette
Dmvirich
Mrs Dusset
Hunt
Ain
Dike Turner
Morrivon
Grinneth
Mizg
Grotzmen
Kretamen
Thie
Virginia
Stendine
J.P Kelly
Pror
Musinnd
Pirart
J. A. Rastiey
Ubo ME
Mac
Caspil
Seviere
Howson
Merrantie Gees
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