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Letters From War Mothers Speak Of Homeward Hope
A pair of wartime letters from soldiers Virgil M. Johnson and J H Thornblooom express longing to return to the United States in 1919. Johnson laments fighting Germans and recalls fallen comrades while eagerly awaiting home and offering love to his mother and family. Thornblooom reports orders to sail late May, predicts home by June and July, notes a birthday and promotion to sergeant, and promises to see family soon.
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States
BGT
Virgil M. Johnson
J. H. Thornbloom
Change in Ownership of Plainville Store
Earl McWilliams, previously in charge at the Co operative Store in Bicknell, resigned last Saturday to return to Plainville. He bought a half interest with Roscoe T. Myers, ex Herald-News of Bicknell, in the general mercantile business in Plainville. The Heights of Pythias building is the store location, formerly Gilat & Killion.
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Earl McWilliams
Co-operative
Bicknell
Plainville
Roscoe T. Myers
Herald-Newn
Pythias
Twenty Eight Years of Cough Relief with Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs A Waldman of 460 Gianna Fresno California writes that a winter cough from a fever many years ago improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial notes continued use and lasting benefit, with the speaker identified as a widow.
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Mra. A. Waldman
Gianna Fresno
Cal
Foley
Therenthias
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Union Label Clothing
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John Deer
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