1934 Print WWI Lt Quentin Roosevelt Cemetery 6th French Army Chamery XEQA6 YTA2 " The caption plays on

" The caption plays on the folk theory that colds are caught when exposed to cold weather during rainstorms or snowstorms

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There is a brown blemish showing in the right margin of this image

This is an original 1925 black and white print ad for the publicity campaign specialists at Burocopy

by Frank Brangwyn: "Via del Trombe

1934 Print WWI Lt Quentin Roosevelt Cemetery 6th French Army Chamery XEQA6 YTA2 " The caption plays onThis is an original 1934 black and white halftone print of a photograph of the grave of Second Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of US President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt, near Chamery, France, Europe during World War I. Quentin served as a pilot in the 95th Aero Squadron of the United States Army Air Service from 1917 1918 when he was killed in aerial combat on July 14, 1918. Airman and aviators from the Sixth French Army can be seen here