Soldiers Songs Voice of Nation at Great Lakes Camp
Wartime column praising camp singing at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Civic Music Association leads weekly Sings with a song sheet, Great Lakes Band, and bronzed sailors, arguing music boosts morale and reflects America’s courage.
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Heerseet Gouly
Ay the DU
Navel
Great Lakes
Whitman
America
Civic Music Association ‘of Chicago
U. S. Naval Training Station
Association
Great Lakes Naval Band
Club Music Association
The
Singing America as a Mighty Giant in Our Camps
An early plan outlines a pocket edition of songs for camps to unify the men and spread shared words. It envisions piano and band arrangements, gradually growing into a powerful movement that will dispel fear and jealousy, unite hearts, and lead toward a destiny of righteousness and peace on earth.
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National Committee On Army and Navy
War and Navy Department
America
Protective Measures For St Mark's In Venice
Venice reports completion of bomb protection for St Mark's Cathedral. Sandbag armor shields exterior while canvases catch debris. priceless mosaics safeguarded. treasures moved to armored treasury. interior objects covered with seaweed mattresses and sandbag buttresses. Domes coated with waterproof cement. wooden parts treated with non flammable liquid.
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Venice
St. Mark’s
Venicia
St. Mark
Andrea Dandolo
Library Notes: Books Set for Circulation Saturday Afternoon
Children's room lists titles entering circulation including Eyes of the Woods Shadow of the North Ada Merton Paul Revere Indian Names Wads and Games for Camp Fire Girls Home Book of Verse for Young Folks Tad Sheldon's Fourth of July Why the Chimes Rang a Play A First Thanksgiving Dinner a Play and more.
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Children
Fast—Alsheler
Coolidge
Finn
Ada Merton
Cupid
Campion
Hutton
Kaler
Moses
Paul Revere
Peast
Stevenson
Wilson
Tad Sheldon
West—Altsheler
Cooke
McFadden
Livestock Situation and America's Duty
Chicago reports United States Food Administrator Herbert Hoover outlines wartime beef and pork strategy. He notes European nations will slaughter herds, increasing imports, while U.S. must adjust consumption and boost production to meet ally demand. Hoover warns of feed shortages and the need to balance prices with production costs.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Hoover
United States
France
Atlantic Seaboard
United States Food Administration
New Postal Rates In Erreol Friday Changes Many
Postmaster M H Kelly outlines the new postal rates effective today to minimize confusion. First class letters incur three cents per ounce or fraction, drop letters two cents per ounce, postal cards two cents each, and two-cent new postal cards soon for sale. Private mailing cards with printed matter vary by whether mailed locally or elsewhere, with third class for printed matter except the address at one cent. Rates apply to US and possessions and listed foreign countries.
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Coasible
M. H. Kelly
Thareon
United States
Bahamas
Canada
Cubs
Barbadoes
British Guiana
British Honduras
Dominican Republic
Dutch West Indies
England
Ira
Fragmentary note on international co operation and student housing
Fragmented text mentions land Scotland Wales Mexico New Foundland New Zealand and Panama. notes rates to all other foralew countries and RL present. Also says thirty two women students are copying the thrag cooperative houses.
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Land
Scotland
Wales
Mexico
New Foundland
New Zealand
Panama
Wisconsin students live at home to save on college costs
At the University of Wisconsin this year students are living in a more home like way than in typical rooming houses while reducing expenses by doing their own house work. Living expenses will be lower as a result.
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Haarlem
United States
University of Wisconsin
Seer Gardens Occupants Highlighted in Reframed Note
A fragment notes the redesign of seer tive gardens with mention of last year’s occupants. The text hints at changes to property use and residency without clear details or attribution.
Waterloo Man Came Home To Die
A Waterloo man recalls medical suffering ending after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He describes 16 years of colic and liver problems, credits the remedy with rapid relief after one dose, and notes a money back guarantee. Advertised by Wengler Bros and Sievers Drug Co. Hansen & Hansen.
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Waterloo
Hye
Mayr
Masur
Wengler Bros
Sievers Drug Co
Hansen & Hansen
Stomach Relief Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Digestion Help
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin for rapid relief from indigestion sourness gas heartburn and stomach discomfort. It promises relief within five minutes and neutralizes excess stomach acid preventing fermentation and foul breath. A fifty cent case is marketed as enough for the whole family with medical home benefits.
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Pape
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Breamships
Sother Yard
Anheuser-Busco
St. Louis
Waterloo, Iowa
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