New Coat Styles Debut with Belted and Trench Models
Fashion item notes introduce single and double breasted coats with belt back and belt all around options. Slant pockets and trench models are highlighted as new offerings for the season.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1917
Page
2
Drafted Knox Count men listed in draft booklet pages
The Banner publishes daily installments of men drawn in the draft with their vernal and serial numbers. Today's list includes Red Ink No 16 and many names such as Arthur G. South, William M. Willy, Clement Paul Durhin, Charles Floyd Mean, Irving Conkle, Clarence Waters, Walter Stay Arnold, and others tied to Mt Vernon and surrounding towns. The compilation covers residents from Danville to Loudonville with multiple addresses and Lot numbers listed.
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Tlaya High Park
Arthur G. Suuth
Syeeeddn
Hutter
William M. Willy
Fredericktown
Carte
Arquitta
Otly Coleman Horn
Gatohier
Clement Paul Durhin
Danville
Charles Floyd
McKensie
Trvin Conkle
Howard
Bamuot
Metutine Vocc
Man Loudonville
TRE WI Sanford Quay Co
Vita Bukt Grover
Haise Te Gambler
Wark
Jake
Mt Vertior
George
Gregory Ec
MHL
First War Bride in Knox County
The first war bride in Knox County is identified as Mrs George S Graham later identified as Mise Clara Look Poland. The ceremony was at Rev C K Ford's home in Middleton with Private Graham. license details shown by the bride and groom. A balloon note from Hot Springs Arkansas arrived via Miss Malet Beck.
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Knox County
Ars. George S. Graham
Clara
Poland
George
Graham
Kock County
Battery Kat
C. K. Ford
Shureh
Woldier
Huth
Miderson
Malet Beck
Indiana Polis
Mike Beck
W. J. Stoddard
Central Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Tudianapolis
Patriot song written here by Matthews and Gilliland
Arthur J Matthews and Mrs Carrie Gilliland wrote the patriotic song Our Sammie Somewhere in France with music by Mrs Gilliland It is in the hands of a New York publisher and to be released soon The creators dedicate the work to history and hope for a quick sale to gain exposure before wider publication
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Vernon
New York
Wong i
Sammie
Frances
Arthur J. Matthews
Carre He Gilliland
Jes Yn
Mave
Huttory
Jlrs
Gilchil
Tively
MG Vernon
HorseNs
Polly the cracker seeking doll and fort tale
A fragmented children story recalls Polly a doll with a yellow body green limbs and blue hat that cries for crackers near a sand fort built by two children Holly and Polly. An old man offers crackers and the tale blends with a toy maker and a moral about babies not speaking yet prompting a parental joke.
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Polly
Holly
Jiavkera
Russia's Kerensky Leads War Government in Turbulent Era
The article profiles Alexander Kerensky as the central figure in the provisional government shaping post czar Russia. It notes his rise from modest origins in Russia's central Asia region to leadership of the executive committee of the Duma and his role in forming the new government to guide the country through conflict and reform.
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Kerensky
Matster
Russia
Alexander &. Iorensky
Duma
Hits
Dima
Kerensk Yd
Rashiend
Central Asia
University of Moscow
Gradimired
Sud
Cure for Ugly Scars With Prominent Skin Marks
A historic home remedy outlines a topical mix to improve scars on sin and the appearance of blemishes. The formula includes borax salicylic acid glyceria and rose water combined and applied on the affected area for a short period to reduce prominence.
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Wennehos
Sending Letters to Frontline Soldiers by Mail System
War department coordination with post offices speeds letters from parents to soldiers in the American Expeditionary Force. Postal stations abroad and at Atlantic ports organized with trained staff from major cities. Censorship will be liberal, focusing on safety without strict suppression of personal letters to loved ones.
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Chase
France
Gener
Pershing
Western Front
Aiperlonn
New York
Miladelphia
Baltimore
United States
Kole Dior
Tits Company
Prague
Gnvernment
Bo Lax
Palley
Artles
Europe
War Department
Castelle
Trix
Eich Voulmenty
Lendquarters
Grim veteran Grimes vows return after sixth wound
Lance Corporal Ernest Grimes, wounded for the sixth time, declares he will soon be ready to return to the trenches. His service began in 110 and he fought from India to the Western Front, surviving numerous injuries at Hill 60 Somme Moquet Farm Les Bouets and Messines.
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Ernest Grimes
Grimes
India
Hill 60
Somme
Moquet Farm
Lesboeuts
Messines
Warfare in the Air: costs doom mass combat and demand vast production
Collier's argues that high powered airplane engines cost thousands and planes run only a few hundred hours. With tens of thousands of aircraft needed, monthly production would have to reach into the thousands, making sustained air warfare economically ruinous and potentially ending all war.
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Collier’s
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