Kenneth Snow Letter From Artillery School In France
Kenneth Snow writes from the School of Artillery in France describing facilities, instructors, and surroundings. He notes the peaceful river town, castle and feudal relics, and mentions awaiting combat deployment while awaiting news of his brother.
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Snow
Kenneth Snow
France
LiKoole d'Artillerie
School of Artillery
Krunen
Prince Wid
Fie
Saumers
Horven
Agen
Local Notices From Monroe Center Area
Community members and families are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling in Monroe Center and nearby towns on Sundays and Mondays. Names include Len Boott Munday Carter Haber Dowde Bartlett Johnson and neighbors, with several outings and visits recorded. An advisory praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
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Monror Center
Braddock
Len Boott Munday
Firover Carter
M. J. Vian
Pind Ridge
Charles Haber
Chester Johnson
At Vernon
Rank Johnson
Tee
Dowde
Hoppy Valley
Kina
den Boott
Suniay
Mina Matthews
Chicago
Frank Johnson
Hurley
Thin Place
George Henson
Morris Chapel
Monroe
Charles Baker
Walbonding
Mra
Ghy Bartlett
Mri m
Mra Jenury
Kuewte
Sterling Ke
Sanday
Gan Tone
TWO ENTER LIMITED MILITARY SERVICE
Charles S. twine will leave Antur fay marine for Vancouver Washington to enter United military service he will be inducted by the local board William Young has been inducted as a conk and will leave Study morning the board announced Tuesday.
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Charles S. Twine
Antur Fay Marine
Vancouver
Wash
Lool
William Young
Ann
Tiesiay
Denison Professor Delights Baptist Church Audience
Dentonant professor iP Johnson of Granville presented a varied program at a Baptist church in Denison. He offered humorous readings, poems, and musical numbers, plus a Civil War veteran vignette, drawing praise from attendees for the entertaining and reverent performance.
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Denison
Baptist Church
Ip Johnson
Dentonant
Granville
Johnson
Pigene Pies
Mins
Mary Wills
Grnmher
Deviant
Prof. Johnson
Ietest Patelatie
Ki. Teed
Garden
Nyo
Tiley
Johnson Tin
Indy
Weber
Robert
Sicily
Grand Lodge of Pythians Close State Convention
The Knights of Pythias held its state convention with officers Merk of Coury and Walter M. Riley returning from Springfield. The meeting approved the end lodge plate and heard remarks on future leadership and a seventy five year service flag was displayed.
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Grand Lodge OF Pytrians
Merk
Coury
GB. Taylor
Walter M. Riley
Springfield
Knights of Pythhin
Thien
Atan Sherman
Picture of Hospital Photo Shown For Wounded Yank Soldiers
A blurred image depicts wounded American soldiers returned from France. Corcoran family members, including Mies Blaabeth Corcoran, view the display in a South Malu street store window as they discuss the show.
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Yanks
Messoli Corcoran
Bouth
Arnold Store
South Malu Street
Soldier Survives Seven Weeks in a Shell Hole
Private Taylor hid seven weeks in a shell hole subsisting on bully beef tins collected at night from dead bodies. He feigned death to avoid capture as enemy visits occurred, then crawled back to his lines. Hospital near Lowton confirms recuperation, denial of full details.
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Jone
Von
Camp Merritt
New York
Juni
Hint Hin Vy
Kenneth Bnow
Saylor
Salon
Che Yea
Che
Taylor
Lowton
Johan Selousiiss
Iid
Mivn
Unclear OCR fragment describes emblem changes at Salt Lake Capitol
Fragmentary report mentions removal of eagle figures at the Utah State Capitol Salt Lake City and replacement with other emblems or symbols. References to an individual and a dubious context about orders and items weigh heavy on the distorted text, with unclear connections to events or dates.
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Salt Lake City
Erhor Biaiberger
Italians Show Patriotism in Wheelie Way Display
An unclear text fragment mentions Italians and a public display or event. Details are fragmented, but references to patriotism, substitutes, and approval appear, with surrounding terms that are not coherent enough to specify date, place, or people.
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Talia Krovers
Stylish Summer Fur Stole Promises Lightweight Warmth
A mink stole marketed for summer use appears heavy and warm enough for winter, yet its design targets year round styling. The ad emphasizes versatility and fashion appeal over seasonal limits.
Simple boudoir cap and summer negligee patterns
A fashion critic extols easy to make simple garments. Instructions describe a square silk cap with a decorative ribbon and a pull over negligee made from a yard and a half of fabric. Patterns include folded square construction, shoulder seams, and optional straps with ribbon or metal fasteners.
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Japan
Cape fashion trends trace from aviation to royalty origins
An examination of cape style evolution links its rise to Huttin era aviation, Catherine de Medici, Marie Stuart, and Mary Stuart era influences. The article notes capes in diverse fabrics like wool, serge, satin and Jersey with bold collars and embroidered trims, reflecting borrowed prestige from nobility and military usage.
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Huttin
Catherine DeMedici
Tne
Hannot
Marie Btuart
Marty Stuaet
Maly
Navy
France
Heepele
Jersey
Waistcoats Match Bags in Latest Madame Mode
Fashion note describes new waistcoat bags with wide ribbon designs. Walstcons and rettente offered in matching sets featuring a broad ribbon on a metal frame or bracelet hoop style.
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Madame Mode
Coe Not Wounded in France Letter Reassures Mother
A letter to Mrs. William H. Cow from Clinton Coe says he is serving in France driving an ambulance and not wounded. The missive dated May 24 relieves her worry after reports of a possible injury circulated locally. A second message from her nephew William Taylor confirms Taylor’s inability to share details due to secrecy surrounding operations.
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Coe
France
Willian H. Cow
Fredericktown
Clinton Coe
Tront
Sydney
Tf Coe
William ‘Taylor
Che
Sour Stomach Advice and Home Remedies
Advice on mild indigestion linked to rapid eating or overeating. Recommends eating slowly and thoroughly chewing, choosing suitable foods, and avoiding supper. Suggests using Chamberlains Tablets to aid digestion without medicine.
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Chamberlain
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Monroe Center
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Joan
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Akron
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Yenant Tailor
Public Square
Mt.ernon, O
Elmwood Garage
Martinsburg Road
Kinney Grocery
Citizens
Aerolux
Ford
United States Food Administration
Germany
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