American Lafayette Escadrille Aces to Join Pershing Eyes
Paris July 1 United Press reports that Lafayette Escadrille Americans will become Major General Pershing's aerial eyes. The roster highlights Lieut Raoul Lufbery and Lieut William Thaw as top aces, with numerous pilots listed from New York Boston and Pittsburgh, many decorated with War Cross and Military Medals.
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Paris
Uy Mat
America
Lafayette Escadrille
Pershing
Thenault
Tieut
Maison de
Chadwick
Oliver M
Lowell
Mass
Ohates
Lincoln Herman
New York
Cowden
Illett
American Officers Reserve Corps
Plattsburg
Dolan
Charles H
Boston
United States
Hinkle
Edward Yoote
Cincinnnati
O. Johnson
Archibald
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Charles CG
Louis. Lovell
Walter
Concord
Lufberry
Raoul
French Aero Club
Escadrille
McMonigle
Douglas
San
Thaw
Lieut
William
Pitttsburgh
Willis
Harold
Maas
Real Estate Transfers July 17 1947 Highlights Local Deals
Substantial transfers dated July 17 1947 involve Eta M. Taylor to Earl Beech for Highland W oods Lot 3 in 884 area, valued at 1400 dollars, and multiple parcels sold to Winnifred Altere Qed and to Mary Barrett with varying lot details and prices. Other transfers include Susan Wilson to James Porter for block 8 and Lewis additions valued at 1300 dollars and several Chester family properties totaling over 14000 dollars. Additional deeds cover Nellie Spies to Howard Chester and to Thomas Chester with diverse fractional interests, and J B Harter to Charles Helmis for Atlantic area parcels with a mortgage noted.
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Eta M. Taylor
Earl
Beech
S. M
John T. Waters
Winnifred Altere
Ned
Virginia C. Emmert
Mary A. Barrett
Whitney
Atlantic
Susan Wilson
James C. Porter
Lewis
Mary Stella Chester
Thomas Chester
Mary Estella Chester
Howard Chester
Nellie Spies
Howard Chaster
H Toa Thomas
Chester Wi
Mra
J. B. Harter
Charles
Helmis
Relief details for Triumph Pill by National Medical Institute
An advertisement advises women on irregular or delayed use of the Triumph Pill. It claims safety and reliability, notes it is not sold in drug stores, and urges writing for free information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Most Common of Bodily Troubles Constipation
The article notes constipation as the most common bodily trouble caused by ignoring nature's call. It urges establishing a daily bowel routine, proper diet, exercise, and abundant water. When laxatives are needed, Chamberlain's Tablets are described as mild and effective. The piece ends with an advertisement for hammock prices from Fred.
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Fred
Bethel Smith Leads Atlantic Chantanqua Soloists
Bethel Antoinette Smith of Cody Wyoming appears as pianist and accompanist with American Lyceum Girls. A pupil of Mme Farris she brings a dramatic contralto and strong vocal presence to the event at Atlantic Chantanqua from July 22 to 26.
Dr Anna Howard Shaw Leads National Women War Service
Dr Anna Howard Shaw born February 14 1847 leads the nation’s war effort directing the mobilization of women. She has formed Women’s Service Leagues in every state and coordinates with President Wilson and Herbert Hoover to aid national defense and waste elimination.
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Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Wilson
Herbert ©. Hoover
Oxford War Professor Spenser Wilkinson Talks Wartime
United Press examines the views of Spenser Wilkinson, Oxford University’s professor of military history, on intelligent warfare, leadership, and the lessons of Grant Lincoln Napoleon and others. He stresses fighting as intelligently as possible and the importance of command character.
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Lowell Melett
United Press
Oxford
Eng
Mall
Oxford University
America
Spencer Wilkingon
Lsted
Lord Roberts
Spencer ‘Wilkinson
Field Marshal
Nicholson
Little Bobs
Wilkinson
Grant
Lincoln
Napoleon
Prince Hohenlohe
First of Series Under His Name Nears Tomorrow
A brief note announces the first in a series linked to a named person will appear tomorrow. The item hints at individuality and planned publication, inviting readers to watch for the forthcoming installment.
Proof of kidney relief spans years at long distance endorce
J H McFarland a retired farmer from 907 Haze St states five to six years of kidney pain with back ache and hip soreness. He reports temporary relief from a doctor’s treatment but notes significant improvement using Dean's Kidney Pills obtained from Moore Drug Co. and praises them highly. He reiterates in 1915 he would not go back on his testimonial and continues to use them. 50c at all dealers Foster-Moburn Co Buffalo NY
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Atlantic
J. H. McFarland
Haze St
Lle
Dean
Pilla
Moore Drug Co
McFarlan
Foster-Moburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
The Law That Failed at the Opera House Theatre
The Law That Failed presents a photoplay based on a man acquitted on a technicality. Rodin, a rich prospector, confronts a blackmail plot in a delirium that leads to murder accusations. Howard Ellis and Alma Hanlon star along with Florence Short and Harold Vermilye in this dramatic feature timed for Wednesday night.
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Opera House
Louis Reeves Harrison
Rodin
Estrella
Howard Ellis
Blackie Dan
Mr. Elis
Princess Theatre
New, York
Alma Hanlon
Misa Hanlon
Florence Short
Harold Vermilye
Milk Vegetable Soups from Leftover Skim Milk
Today s thrift thought suggests using leftover skim milk to create milk vegetable soups. Mix two cups milk with one tablespoon flour and one tablespoon butter, add 2 8 cups of thoroughly cooked vegetables, salt to taste, thicken like milk gravy, and combine with the vegetables.
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USA
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Desser
Nobby
Usco
Maka
Lafayette Escadrillo
W. §. Forrest
Brexel
John Armstrong
Philadelphia
Dugan
William E
South Orange
N. J
Hall
James Norman
Colfax
Iowa
Dalrymple Farm
Red River Valley
Cass
Towa
Conway & Hansen Atlantic
Owa
Bethel Antoinette Smith
Cody
Wyoming
America’s Board of War Directors
MA Howard
Spencer Wilkinson
News Publishing Company
Tory
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