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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
6
A 1917 style call praises the American Red Cross urging universal membership and gifts to aid service members and war victims. President Wilson frames the appeal as a mothering instinct and calls for collective sacrifice and comradeship.
Fragmentary text mentions Amorics people and Sante references. Wary language hints at conflict after Chatese Thierry and a grand analysis about a taser and war, but details are unclear. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are extractable from the readable fragments.
In a lighthearted moment two women named Carrye and Edith tease about appearances. The remark swaps compliments and humorous self deprecation in a friendly banter style.
The proclamation urges continued sacrifice and unity to aid war recovery. It lauds Red Cross relief in Italy Belgium and France and calls for increased membership to support wartime, humanitarian efforts and a new peace era. The message emphasizes duty, mercy, and renewed national resolve.
Wounded American officers at a Red Cross convalescent home respond to the Star and Stripes appeal by donating 500 francs to support a 14 year old French girl whose soldier father was injured early in the war. The officers now seek another child to sponsor.
A reader from Litchfield NL quotes Mrs D W Telex praising Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and constipation and endorses their use as relief. The piece notes wartime funding and urges continued purchases of government bonds W S 6. 8. 8.
A garbled dialogue lampoons English Irish Canucks Australians and French in a wartime clash. The speaker recalls July chaos and fears of a rout if French Yeats and Yank forces arrived, lamenting how British and allied troops struggled while facing unknown opponents.
About one thousand Lincoln County youths have joined the colors to defend democracy and freedom. Twelve have made the Supreme Sacrifice while others may be added as the full story of the France and Belgium battles unfolds. Names listed include Hugh Wardell Sidney Edwards Clifford Phillips Peter Johnson HW. Yarger Ted Wilkes David Liclawyn Emory R. Daniels.
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