Americans in Paris greet troops and candy shop demand
French observers note American troops in Paris bring warmth and welcome as candy shop sales rise while money exchanges at low francs to dollar values. Officers in white track uniforms and Americans in white duck uniforms mingle with French and British soldiers. The arrival boosts morale as the sister democracy pledge is celebrated with open arms.
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Jane
Marte
Faye
Unclear OCR fragment describes police attitudes toward prohibition era gatherings
Fragmentary text notes police tolerance of law prohibiting singing and noise in cafes. Mentions Amerbeann arrival, national groups gathering, and Canadians Australians. Vague account of ragtime influence and cultural shifts amid enforcement.
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Amerbeann
Nntion
Mariner and
Regiore
America
What to Do If You Were Registered June 5 1918
Instructions urge those registered June 5 1918 to locate exemption board headquarters in their district and obtain a new number. Present themselves on the specified date, even if unfit, to avoid automatic charges. Prepare early, file a claim within seven days, and note exemptions depend on compliance with all requirements.
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France
Rome
Kainers
Exemption Board
Joon Board
Army Girl Sparks Tobacco Fund For Pershing Troops
The daughter of a prominent U S army officer started a tobacco fund to supply cigarettes to Pershing expedition troops aboard transports. Credit was secured from a banker and huge tobacco consignments soon arrived on ships. Organizers include Bawio Arden as manager and Miss M Carson as secretary with Major Coulter as treasurer. Contributions should go to Major Coulter at 20 Pine Street New York City.
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United States Army
Preme Court
New York
Cooeman
Thin
Abe
Saliors
Martoes
Sailore
Bawio Arden
Gmers
Mies M. Carson
Secrete Ty
Braser K. Coulter
Treaswer
Bigelow
Edward
B. Close
Major Coulter
Pine Street
New York City
Town Cate Registers Colliers at Lake Weed Site
Registration notices state that collers at Lake Weed must be registered with a bell on each unit and owners owe the city a stated fee. The ordinance outlines the registration process and penalties for noncompliance.
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Lake Weed
Te Clark Jewel Oil Stove SAVES Money and Time
Carlabad customers praise the Te Clark Jewel Oil Stove for saving money and time. The ad notes 150 satisfied customers and offers to take old stoves as part payment, urging readers to act through seller Will Purdy.
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Te Clark
Carlabad
Submarine Advances Improve Underwater Operation
German submarines gain motionless underwater stay and depth control with noiseless propellers and new pumps. Telescopic periscopes can be shot out and retracted. Listening devices identify nearby vessels, improving stealth and crew situational awareness. Diesel engines using gas mixtures extend underwater endurance and reduce fuel use. Enhanced telefphone and listening systems boost long range detection and communication for U boats.
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Dave
AlywAy
Krome
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