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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

5

Letter From Glenn Litterly Describes WWI Ending Joys Of Paris

In a Veterans Day era letter dated November 12 1918 Glenn Litterly writes to his mother about surviving a fierce last battle noting the armistice signing and the happiness in Paris He mentions potential French army commission and a Franco American service ribbon as well as troop celebrations and the likelihood of a February return. He also notes moving into Germany near Strasbourg and missing Christmas at home. He closes with community notes on a school inspection and local visits. He mentions his unit and the broader Allied victory and the sorrow of casualties.

Paris Lafayette U. S. Army Germany Strasburg Pri Americans Glenn Litterly

Four Brothers in France Add to Silver Star Family News

Mrs W G Silver adds a fourth star to her service flag after a letter from Lester written November 10 in a hospital in England notes he was shot October 11 and recovering. Charles in California and Walnut’s Mrs Stiver reported similar news of Private Lester Miller being severely wounded October 16. Other brothers John A Miller Max Miller and Roscoe Miller are in the service in France.

W. G. Silver Lester England Charles

Obituary: Mrs Jacob Huss 1838 1918 in Webster Park

Mrs Jacob Huss Sarah Washburn born May 31 1838 in Frederick City Maryland died December 7 1918 at her Webster Park home age 80. Married Jacob Huss April 21 1863 Newark Illinois lived in Sheridan and Spring Valley. Survived by husband and three children Mrs William Rothuck Hinsdale Mrs Earl Sheets LaSalle and Miss Nettie Huss Spring Valley. Funeral Monday at 2 PM Rev C L Mills officiating interment Peru.

Sarah Washburn Frederick City Maryland Webster Park Jacob Huss Newark Sheridan Ill Spring Valley William Rothuck Hinsdale Earl Sheets LaSalle Nettie Huss Huss Congregational Church C L. Mills Peru

Weather glows mild as season opens and list notes cases

Moderate weather for this time of year with win still evident. Three cases appear on the list. James Savore has been off work this past week due to illness from an accident.

Seatonville Win James Savore

Willing Women Respond to War Nurse Registration Call

The government calls all women trained in nursing or allied fields to register for a comprehensive survey of available nursing power. Graduate, pupil, undergraduate, practical, midwives, and Red Cross nurses are urged to register by January 1, 1919, through county Red Cross offices or local officials.

Secretary of War Army Newton D. Baker William ¢. Gorges Red Cross Gra Princeton Y. W Bureau County Karl Seibel South Main Street Nurs

Card of Thanks for John Cinoto

I thank my neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of my son John Cinoto of Seatonville. Mrs. Cinoto.

John Cinoto Seatonville Cinoto

After the War Special Sale at local grocer

Readable fragments show a weeklong sale offering deep discounts on canned goods, cereals, soaps, oils, coffee, tea, sugar, flour, nuts, butter, eggs, and milk. Advertised prices list Quaker Oats, Kellogg cereals, Colgate-like soaps, and Savoy milk with a note that prices are valid for one week or until stock moves.

Peat Bros Castile Peter Pan Geneseo Creamery Savoy Dundee

The Victor Ship Poem by Peter Merevich

A poem titled The Victor Ship by Peter Merevich expresses faith in a guiding ship of state sailing toward liberty. It laments conflict but seeks return, protection, and peace for all people as the world debates.

Peter Merevich

Old Age Tied to Kidney and Digestive Health

An old health claim links aging to weakened kidneys and digestion. It touts cleansing the kidneys and digestive organs to defer aging and extend life, mentioning Gold Medal Haarleman as a historic remedy for related weaknesses and disability.

Haarleman

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