Cures Worse Than Hunting for Cigarettes
New York note surveys 1917 cures for quitting tobacco. Chamomile tea and ginger pinches aim to dull desire and ease nerves, with oyster meals and flavored breads as substitutes. An immersion bath regimen and chamomile tea finish the regimen, though fabric shortages and laundries temper enthusiasm.
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Arlene Wolf
New York
Bureau of Moral and Hygiene Education
Italian Front Card Grants Ale Back Home
Pvt. Jack M. Lowery of Cumberland received a tavern keeper’s mail order card while serving in Italy. After being wounded and sent home he visited the tavern and used the card, which read Good for one case of beer Come and get it.
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Cumberland
Jack M. Lowery
Lowery
Five Year Old Eats Raw Egg in City
A five year old girl, noting no restraint, bit into a raw egg. She described the moment simply saying she was surprised, a quip reported in The New Yorker.
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The
New Yorker
Four Army chaplains awarded posthumous DSC for sacrifice aboard Dorchester
Washington reports four Army chaplains died rescuing others when the Dorchester was torpedoed in Greenland on Feb 3 1943. Poling Goode Washington Fox linked arms and prayed as they handed life belts to shipmates, sparing many before the final plunge.
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Army
William R. Arnold
Poling
Fox
Washington
Chaplain Goode
Church of America
Divorce Citation in Grayson County Texas 1944
Nell Foster is commanded to appear and answer the petition in a divorce suit filed by George W. Foster. The case No. 53198 requires appearance by 10 A.M. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, at the Grayson County District Court in Sherman.
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State OF Texas
Nell Foster
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
George W. Foster
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Memorial to Whitewright Woman Honored at Baylor Hospital
The Dallas tribute honors Sallie Truett Penland of Whitewright and Waco as the sole sister of Dr. George W. Truett with a chapel in Baylor University Hospital. An $18,000 gift underwrites the chapel and chaplain’s office in the planned new building.
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Dallas
Sallie Truett Penland
Whitewright and
Waco
George W. Truett
Truett
Baylor University Hospital
Card of Thanks for J. R. Pennington
The Pennington family and relatives express gratitude for the sympathy shown after J. R. Pennington’s death. Mrs. J. R. Pennington and others thank friends for their thoughtfulness and support.
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O. J. Withrow
J. R. Pennington
Floyd Bassett
Wm. Pennington
A. L. Groves
Truett Building Fund Backers Support Baylor Structures
The Penland brothers and friends plan a 400 bed facility with a prayer room and Sunday services for Baylor University Nursing School and hospital uses. Mrs. P round Penland, Baylor supporter and Truett family connection, helped inspire gifts after her Whitewright roots. Donors number over 4 000 with contributions from 1 200 to 5 000 across fifty units and departments for the Truett Building and new Baylor facilities.
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Penland Brothers
Dallas
Waco
University School of Nursing
TetDalf Orapal
Truett
Baylor University
General Fund
Baylor College of Dentistry
Lieutenant Seeks Appointment Amidst Royal Gatekeeping
Objective Lieutenant asks for a meeting, is redirected to the secretary, and notes previous meetings but presses for an in-person appointment with the Colonel. The exchange hints at formal military social dynamics and access to leadership.
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