How They Did It All Are Good Natured
Mrs. M. E. Willison reports her son 8S. J. Willison’s experiences after the San Francisco earthquake and fire of April 25 1906. He recounts battlefield like scenes of evacuation at Van Ness and the Presidio, ambulance duty, martial law, improvised kitchens in the streets, and rapid rebuilding as the city recovers with aid from Red Cross and health officials.
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San Francisco
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20Th Street
VanNess Avenue
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Presidio
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Fillmore Street
Turk Street
Pine Street
J. Willson
Health Commission
Red Cross
the Park Emergency Hospital
John
Pastor Zelhoeffer Injured in Harrow Accident at Meservey
In Meservey Iowa on May 8 Reverend Zelhoeffer the newly appointed pastor of the German Evangelical church was seriously injured when a field harrow punctured his foot. He was guiding the team at the end of the row as the implement tilted and struck him as it righted itself. Fear for his outcome rests with friends.
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Meservey
Iowa
Zelhoeffer
Jackson Family Expresses Gratitude After Bereavement
The family thanks friends for support and comforting words during their hour of grief. They hope the Lord will reward those kindnesses as Chas W. Jackson and family express sincere appreciation.
Hyomei Proves Popular As Spring Catarrh Sweeps Washington
Spring weather boosts catarrh troubles in Washington and Hyomei sales soar at Columbia Pharmacy. The remedy claims to destroy all catarrhal germs and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen. The complete outfit costs 81 with extra bottles at 50 cents.
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Columbia Pharmacy
Hyomej
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