Captain Connell of Co L Slightly Injured in Fight
The Argonne action report notes Captain Joseph P. Connell of Company L 112th Regiment was slightly wounded on September 28 and remained in a base hospital by October 11. Private George B. Hargett of the 114th Regiment hospital unit died October 4 in France, with telegrams confirming the death and details to relatives.
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112Th
Argonne Forest
Franklin News
Franklin
France
George B. Hargett
114Th Regiment
Joseph P. Connell
112Th Regiment
Hargett
Washington
Dorothy Ann Hargett
Ray C. Kelsey
Liberty Street
Connell
Pacific Street
George M. Agnew
Argonne
Pittsburgh
John Connell
113Th Regiment
Kane
Walter Laverne Baker
Henry Stoltenburg
Charles Palmer
William Palmer
Newport News
Palmer
Base Hospital No. 20
Base Hospital No. 8
United States
TIMES TOPICS TELL IN TITUSVILLE
Local items report illness in Titusville as Mrs. James McDonough's son J F McDonough is seriously ill with influenza while her daughter in law faces critical diphtheria. Other notes include a Warren county drilling project and a Columbus man listed as a German prisoner.
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TLL
Titusville
James McDonough
J. F. McDonough
McDonough
Hohn resigns from Warren Brewing to join Spang Co of Butler
Frank Horn, ten year chief engineer at Warren Brewing plant, resigns to take a post with G. A. Spang Co. of Butler, Pa. He has begun his new duties while Mrs. Hohn stays in Warren briefly before joining him in Butler. The Hohns leave many friends in Warren who wish them well in their new home.
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Butler
Frank Horn
Warren Brewing Company
G. A. Spang Co
Hohn
Miss Alice Akeley In France Suffers Severe Influenza
Letter from Miss Alice Akeley, an American Red Cross nurse in France, describes Spanish influenza keeping her bedridden yet determined to return to duty. She notes harsh living conditions, cold damp days, and the gratitude of home supporters aiding Red Cross efforts.
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France
Red Cross
Alice Akeley
Inflenza
Rome
USS. A
U. S
Napoleon
Alice
Alice I. Akeley
A. N.C. American
Base
Prance
Fiery Eczema Treated by Blood Cleansing Remedy
The article argues eczema originates in the blood and cannot be cured by local salves. It promotes S. S. S. as a thorough blood cleanser and claims visible relief with regular use. Readers are invited to write for free expert advice to the Medical Director at 21 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Tate Poultry Association
Department of Agriculture
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Portable Navy hospital on Irish coast built from knock down houses
The United States Navy with American Red Cross aid erected a base hospital of 250 beds on an old Irish estate. The portable bolt together houses solved lumber shortages. The hospital staff includes 128 physicians and attendants and operates its own vegetable garden dairy and poultry farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
American Red Cross
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Drilier
Clarendon Torpedo Company
Columbus
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Camp Rasatt
Corry Journal
Dreckline
Dunkirk
N. C
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Machine Shop Co. 305
Motor Transport Corps
London
Howard Heinz
Hallowe’en
Food Administration
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Salamanca
Geo. O'Dell
Hickory Street
Alice McCray Meloy
Canton Street
Warner, Pa
Atist
Paul Gilmore Theatrical Co
New York City
Prussia
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Chowte
Uberlance
Atykra
CSAS
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Beuderalap
Foriosdera Furores
San Prasenco Eaposition
Scabards
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Rpsncton Arms Union Metallic Caririmgl Company, Inc
Arerec Srearmaé Cod
Pavania
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