Memorial service honors two fallen Russell soldiers
Russell M E church held a crowded memorial at 11 am Sunday for Private Clyde F. Jones and Private William VanOrd, killed in the Argonne Forest battle of October 7. Gold stars were dedicated to their memories on Pine Grove’s service flag as Rev. W A Thornton from Jamestown delivered the principal address.
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M. E
Russell
Clyde F. Jones
William VanOrd
Argonne Forest
J. J. Servoss
W. A. Thornton
Jamestown
A. L. Pardee
Pine Grove
Brooklyn Heights
W. E.church
N. Y
Itching Relief Claim From Soothing Skin Remedy
A terse advertisement touts a safe dependable treatment for itching and irritation. It promises relief and soothing action, claiming fast comfort when used as directed. The copy outlines a cleansing, soothing agent associated with skin care benefits.
Memorial Sermon on Local War Dead and Moral Order
A speaker recalls boys from Russell County going to war, their faith and courage, and the community's duty to honor their memory. He frames the fallen as exemplars of chivalry and duty, urges gratitude for their sacrifice, and asserts eternal justice and the enduring impact of their influence on future generations.
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America
Bane
Lal We Aan
Parisian Sage Hair Grower Advertised for Lustrous Hair
A Parisian sage liquid treatment promises to stop dandruff itch and hair loss while promoting new growth. Sold at J. B. Mulien's and other druggists, it is praised for soft lustrous hair and easy non greasy use.
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J. B. Mulien’s
Mother
Red Cross
Mi Tonic advertised as cure for stomach liver kidney troubles
An ad claims Mi-Tonic quickly restores wealth and vigor for men and women with digestive or organ issues. It promises energy, ambition, and better health within weeks, with a money back guarantee if not 100 percent improved. Sold at Harvey and Carey and Siegfried's Store in Eugene G. Reig.
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Harvey and Carey
Siegfried
Somewhere in France to Heaven Ideals in War Wounds
A wartime reflection honors wounded soldiers and their sacrifice. It recalls two named youths Will VanOrd and Clyde Jones, praised as figures in a broader moral conflict. The piece connects their suffering to divine judgment and a belief that the fallen are in heaven.
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Will VanOrd
Clyde Jones
France
Pont Forget The Children S Aid
Community plea asks for donations to the Children s Home with mention of Mrs KEOS Lindsey at 386 East Street. Contributions accepted between specified hours and Christmas baskets to be packed Saturday and Monday to spread holiday cheer to the children.
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Keos
Lindsey
East Street
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