Won't Mix With Slackers In Gotham Inmates Riot
Two hundred suspected slackers were jailed in the Tombs on the first night of detention. They provoked anger among other inmates including burglars and drunks. An older prisoner asked how they could endure the situation and compared it to facing the Huns.
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Gotham
Honda
Thief Steals Hot Supper and Jewelry in Daly Home
A burglar broke into Edward Daly's home in St Louis and helped himself to a hot supper and jewelry valued at about 100 dollars. No injuries reported and police are investigating the break in.
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St. Louis
Edward Daly
Farmer Mistakes Detectives for Robbers in Alley Attack
Detectives Kincer and Mar chased a suspect in St Louis and captured Lawrence Russell, a farmer, who then attacked Maraag, damaging his hat and striking him. Russell fled to police headquarters where Chief Hannegan had him released after paying Marsan $5 for a new hat.
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St. Louis
Lawrence Russell
Maraag
Russell
Hannegan
Marsan
Cure for bone diseases unveiled by Baltimore physician
Frederick D. Pridham of Baltimore, after four years researching bone diseases, claims double nitro oxide salt heals bone disease from within by absorbing diseased marrow. He reports 89 cures in three weeks to seven months and has set up a sanitarium and hospital. The method has been donated to the United States army.
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Baltimore
Frederick D. Pridham
United States Army
No quarter for the Hun every quarter for Uncle Bam
A brief wartime appeal urges thrift stamp purchases to support the war effort. The notice references Uncle Sam and calls for continued financial backing through stamps to sustain military needs.
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Uncle Bam
British Tommy Shows Steel Helmet That Saved His Life
A British soldier on the way to a field dressing station displays a steel helmet with a hole torn by shrapnel. The helmet saved his head from a fatal wound and likely kept him off the casualty list.
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Airm en Take Meals While On The Wing
In England landscapes vary, but in East Africa and other eastern theaters pilots fly hundreds of miles over desert to reconnoiter. Lieutenant Walmsley of the RAF recalls boredom, drowsiness, and the cure of taking along light reading such as Punch and Rider Haggard while navigating tough routes. A rare mail arrives midflight, its perfume letters read en route and back, with plans to reply.
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Palestine
Mesopotamia
India
East Africa
Lieut. W. Walmsley
Coplea
la Vie Parisienne
Rider Haggard
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