Nurse Letters From Eastern War Camp Describe Conditions
A nurse from Camp Merrill, New Jersey, Stella Bainsbury, writes from an eastern war camp about life there. She details dormitory crowds, looming mobilization, shortages of nurses, and the hospital's plan to care for 8000 patients, noting daily drills, alert news from Washington, and the sense of purpose among volunteers.
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Sam
New York
France
Ogden
Thy Athar
Salt Lake
Ecie
Howse
Mintekes
Shera
Stella Bainstiury
Hse Hospital
Camp Merril
Duniool
Musterote: a mustard oil ointment for external use
Dawe ampersand Away recommends Musterote, a clean white mustard oil ointment. Claims relief for headache, sore throat, bronchitis, rheumatic pain, neuralgia, and respiratory ailments without stomach or heart side effects. Sold in 0.5 and hospital sizes, priced at 50 cents and $2.00.
British nurse to lecture in tar
Miss Philipps a British nurse with wartime service plans to lecture in Ogden in early May. The British Society of Salt Lake has invited her to speak and the Journal Cross chapter may arrange a fundraising appearance. She served at the front and hopes to raise funds for service with the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Pilllipns
Trush
Ted Crasmysie
Cowes
Chie Countey
Fulawah
Ougien
AtaTeama
Misa
Miss Philipps
Apeak
Ogden
Philipps Tag
Europe
Fragmentary San Francisco Chronicle Quote
A damaged clipping from the San Francisco Chronicle contains a garbled line about Chariss Tamb and a daytime saver concept, with unclear references to a caller and a person named Fnecke. The legible portion points to a disrupted wartime or public safety context without coherent facts.
Fragmented scribbles point to a chaotic Washington yard debate
A garbled notice references a chicken yard in Washington and a White House context. It mentions Germany and a failed venture, with scattered names hinting at political or classified material. The fragmentary text remains unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
Ogden Subscribes \$10,000 to Liberal Bond Drive
In Ogden the county drive shows strong support with subscriptions surpassing the million dollar mark for the third issue. Thomas D. Dewentante through Ogden Savings Bank plus several districts report notable contributions, while the Scouts and Webs Normal college mobilize aid, aiming to exceed targets as reports flow in from multiple districts.
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Ogden
Ack Aguro
Sec. O. J
Thomas D
Tantaviie
J Darchec
Alvont Hnd
Webs Normal College
Mina
Kimball Yoane
Mayor Boynton Reports on Intelligence Work in Ogden
Major H O Boynton of the army, stationed in San Francisco, visited Ogden for a conference with District Forester L F Knelpp on forest service cooperation with the war department. He checked up on work in Ding trio No 4 and noted two soldiers assigned to detail duties at the local forest office.
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H. O. Boynton
Army
San Francisco
Western Department
Ogden
L. F. Knelpp
Forest Service
War Department
Wan
Ding Trio No. 4
Find
Kocipp
Salt Lake
Conductors Buy $1000 Bond in Railway Order Decision
The Wasatch division No.124 of the Order of Railway Conductors voted to invest $1000 in a registered liberty bond. The group comprises conductors from seven roads and acted yesterday evening. Premier Clemenceau’s exchange with Count Cronin is quoted in blunt terms.
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Wasatch Division No.124
Loreal Liherty
Society notes salute Ogden visitors and locals
Mr and Mrs Al White return to Ogden at 171 Patterson Avenue after five months on the Pacific coast visiting Santa Monica and South Pasadena. They met many friends including Hl M Band Hichardson and Harry Firth, and saw their daughter Mrs Montgomery Esher. Also in town are Mr and Mrs George Thomson at the Plaza with an apartment, and Mrs J L Clark visiting Tacoma. The Episcopal Junior Auxiliary plans a May 4 sale at the church Guild hall with war cakes, candies, aprons and refreshments. State Yeomen manager IM Wolfe and Mrs Wolfe of Salt Lake City attended the local brotherhood event at I C C F hall.
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Ogden
Stella Lansbury
Nurgea
Deeital
Niry
Camip Merritt
New Jersy
Misa Ramsbury
Avery
Betly
Chimp ix
Sara
Britten
Clicasa
Dutila
Fala
Hudson
Duyting
Dumont
Barnes
France
Waler
Washington
Weiburg
White
al White
Patterson Avenue
Paciffe East
Santa Monica
Santolle
Hl. M. Band
Hichardson
Harry Finth
Ogdenlex
Mra
Montgomry Esher
South Pasadena
Cal
Fisher
Alma White
Brotherhood
American Yeomen
IM. Wolfe
Wolfe
Salt Lake City
Episcopal Junior Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
Church Guild Hall
Plaza
George Thomson
City
Thompson
Capital City
Nauvoo
John Kay
Hyrum B. Clawson
Phillip Margetts
Horace K. Whitney
Robert Campbell
George BD. Grant
Mdtmund Hlisworth
Henry Margetts
Edward Martin
William Cutler
William
Good Natured Pranks Highlight Detroit Press Style
A quirky note on the editors at Detroit Free Press praising the good nature of local writers amid lighthearted jests. The piece emphasizes the cheerful, community-focused tone of the publication and its tolerance for playful ribbing.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Reward Notice
An old medical ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for incurable nasal and mucous issues. It promises cure through internal use and offers a hundred dollar reward for failure, with testimonials and seller details in Toledo Ohio and nearby distributors.
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Hall
WP. J. Chaney de Con Toledo
Miss Clements Hosts a Maranerite Evening
Miss Clements entertained a large circle of friends at her home on Tuesday. Dancing, music and alditine games filled the Jarvel evening before a luncheon was served by Mrs. Clements. Guests included Louise Felt, Mate Quilliaon, Vera Minnech, Vidla Shipley, Mac Scoville, Edna Keener, Thelma Murphy, Marguerite Cleny en Me, Maynard Murphy, Thom S. W. Parkinson, Less ginbotham, Claude Parry, and Dale Harris.
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Miss Clements
Local figures named in partial civic roster
Walter Hadlock, William Clements, Wi Murphy, Jee Chappell, Jay Righleigh, Gly Whitson, Bernard McNulty appear in a partial list of residents or officials. The fragment suggests an upcoming community or organizational roster update with multiple named individuals.
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Walter Hadlock
William Clements
Wi Murphy
Jee Chappell
Jay Righleigh
Gly Whitson
Bernard McNulty
Patriotic club notices highlight Ogden women report plans
The Liareln Circle and Ladies of the G A R met at the LO F hall on Washington Avenue with talk of Mrs De Lacry Kennedy presenting a report on patriotic work in city schools. Other groups convened for sewing, reading courses, and charity work across Ogden, including the TR M club, Aldeiely gatherings, and Women of American Patriots, planning future meetings and reports on local school patriotism efforts.
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Lincolty
Liareln
LO. O. F
Washington Avenue
Heartare
de Lacry Kennedy
Tre
Lincoln
Kennedy
Elrejo
Ogden
Ogden Chautauqua Circle
A. Y. Richmond Lash
Stevebs
Chaplets
Bank
Armstrong
Mre. Cole
Mire
A. Davis
Fhudeon Avenue
Vincent
New York
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H. G. Boynton
Teddy
Clemenceau
Count Cronin
Natore
Johnstown Democrat
J. L. Clark
Clark
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Tacoma
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Jivel Wrimen
Detroit Pree Press
Browning Automobile Company
S. N. Clark
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Shaw
McIntyre’s
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Marshall's
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Sretary
Methodist Ladest Aldeiely
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Federated W. OT. Ti
J. Tremble
Wilson Lane
Twenty-fourth Street
Wall Avenue
Women of American Patriote
Women of American Patriots
Mwe City Mall
Nelick
Black
Thut
TziMiam
Daletoul
Holeland
Sega Lily Thimble Club
Sega Idle Thimbie Votre
Welch
Casitel Ave- Mur
Episcopal Guild
Episcopal Guild Metals
Tl. Johnson
Manzon Avenue
Regimae Episcopal Bagaar
Girls* Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society of the
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Cher
J. W. Hyslop
South Mots
Hyslop
Subject
South Dakota
Juanita Ballantyne
Cewlog Club
Twentyeseventh Street
Misa Katherine Volker
Gertrude Weatherby
Marcia Treseder
Marion Treseher
Myra Grout
Helen Dichsel
Katherine Falet
Herbert Hinley
Earl Thomas
James O Brien
St. Joseph's Sewing Society
W. B. Quillinan
L. J. Pa
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Cfanis
Robert McMinire
J. B. Clawson
Phillip Margesis
Robin Campbell
Margaret Judd
Budhym Sppe Sweem
Daughters of Pioneers
Utah
Queen Esther Chapter
Red Cross
Queen Esther
First National Bank
Masonic Club
Royal Purple Club
Royal Purple Cut
Mre. A. L. Turner
Canyon Road
W. RC
Kate Wiummel
J. T. Mignault
Jefferson Avenue
John Green
Taker
Hickok
Frank Midaleton
West Twenty First Street
Castile
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Utah Fuel Co
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