New York Soldier's Death Reflections and Sea Rescue
Fragmentary text recalls a New York serviceman and a sea rescue attempt near a beach. It mentions a diving or landing boat, ground contact, and an armpit deep water arrival. Notable names include John Doe and Johnny Doe. later lines mourn a casualty and reflect on duty and country. The fragment hints at a satirical or memorial tableau linking soldiers, games, and a rough night.
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New York
Sohn
Dee
A. Dommand
Monty McLnore
New Interne Dr Ash Arrives on OB Floor at Stillwell Memorial
In the hospital tale, Riletta, a surgical nurse on the obstetric floor, adjusts to Dr. Ash the new interne whose brilliance is praised by supervisor Miss Miller. Riletta frets over their past encounter as she juggles rooms, baths, and babies while planning an informal party with Vivian Snyder. The chapter ends with Riletta tongue tied before Dr. Ash at the lunch.
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Cen Ranier
Stillwell Memorial Hospital
Da-Cunbaypy
Dr. Am
Miletta
Rizetta
Riletta
Miss Miller
Ash
Courwon
Cat
Vivian Snyder
Vivian
Jond
Rilette
Readings of the fallen reflect on patriotism and duty
A reflective voice urges broadcasting casualty lists to stir national resolve. Names like John Doe memorialize sacrifice while speakers stress that true patriotism outshines eloquence. Amid domestic notices and community letters, readers are reminded of Americans who died in action and the honor borne by their service.
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Americas
Mien
Meri
Johm Doe
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Clarksfield Guests Visit Local Families
Clarksfield residents hosted relatives and friends from Clarksburg and New London at various gatherings last Friday and Sunday. Visitors included Mrs. Fred Easly Jr and extended family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burrows with Patricia and Carol, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Merritt among others, sharing meals and informal calls.
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Joltings
Clarksfield
Fred Easly Jr
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Carl Burrows
Patricia
Carol
Baum~ Gardner
Hichfield
Cael Burrows
Toward Burt | Asilynd
Burt
Eda Mae
Merritt Aerate
Gilbert Merrit
New London
Elyria
Aid
Verneh Bell
Patty-Kay
Frank H. Russell
J. C
Migs
Widespread Early 1900s Social Visits and Notable Rescue
Fragmented local notes list numerous visitors and social calls among families in New London and Elyria, including Mr and Mrs Merrill, Mrs Charles Yousley and relatives, and visits by the Warrens and Bartlett family. A safety incident reports Billy Harp, age nine, falling into a cistern near Hurst store and being rescued by his father.
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Charles ‘Nougley
Willet
Citish
Mivald Merrill
London
Gilbert Merrill
New
Idin
Charles Yousley Pent
Hedday
Elyria
Slater
Freda Bartlett Ant
Hegent
Frank II
Risell
New London
Jean Matter
Ians
Frank’ H. Russell
Willigat
Barbara, Blackman
Alice — Masterman
Cnather
Baby
Billy
Lewis Harp
Arksfield
Hurst
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United States
Ohn Doe
Johny Doe
John
Permat
Mark
Dr’ Ash
India
West River Road
Elsie Hull
Middie
Thomson
Geouge Lake
W. W. McMillan
Phil Fens
Patrick Atta Szibo
Rom Willis
Amherst
Louis Starr
Bucyrus
Claytons
Westcott
Anthony Gatara
M ‘Inilus
Lutkavees
Joseph Laktoses
Lorain
Szabas
Nell Kantes
Painesville
George Thomson
Dale
Ldraln
Yonwall
Vermilion
Marris
Oberlin Beloal
Commerce
Arts
Muarghet Mitchell
Af Keats
Mecarty
Suirielny
Herbert Melke
Clevelainl
A Grolp
Seoilt
Tvadetlipy
C. A. Srerist
Ilyrla
Kal Urdny
George Langton
Fyaticen Heckel
Margaret ‘Theisen
Frank
Sergt
Kent Li West
Fiying
U.S
Europe
West
Pals
England
Acme
Court St
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Phillips Drug Store
Fitch Co
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