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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1918
Page
3
Business card notice promotes church printing as a specialty offering invitations and announcements. Sample costs listed and a phone contact Ridge 295 R for an agent to call. Address given at 3710 Lueders Avenue Walnut Hills city.
Sunday services include Bible School at 9 30 A M preaching at 11 A M and 7 P M Christian Endeavor at 7 P M You are cordially invited to attend For Rent furnished front room for man and wife Bath Electric Light 2529 Ida Ave Norwood.
Marie Joseph Coutant of Louatre near Soissons lost her mother and a right arm when a German incendiary bomb struck refugees boarding cattle cars during her eighth birthday celebration. The girl, a noncombatant, is adopted by Maurice the dancer, now a Red Cross worker, and sent with her father to Limoges for recovery.
French light tanks co operate with American forces in a July breakthrough from the Villers Cotterets forest that shifted the war toward the Rhine. Brigadier Cellier earned the Legion of Honor after a light tank crew aided 15 Americans in capturing 700 Germans. Light tanks precede infantry on the Soissons plateau and Juvigny Terny push, with German forces studying anti tank defenses.
The Preparedness League of American Dentists reports 65,000 free dental operations for soldiers and sailors in August, across all states. This monthly record brings total operations rendered since inception to 550,000, as published from league headquarters in New York.
The piece notes American troops in France display steady nerve amid ghastly scenes. British and French veterans praise their calm, while doughboys calmly pass among fallen enemies, salvaging helmets and Luger pistols as grisly vistas unfold along the Marne to Vesle.
Letters from the front report that soldiers in France are using Jerry as a common enemy nickname. Initially applied to German aviators, the term is quickly spreading to all German troops among American troops.
Multiple houses are listed with different room counts and prices. Six room brick and frame homes with large lots vary from 2000 to 4500 dollars. An eight room modern brick property on Gaff avenue or Seventh street with two family setup is offered with down payment options. Nine room eight flat brick properties include separate baths and hot water with 4400 dollar price.
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