When and Where to Register Young Men 21
All males born between June 9, 1890, and June 6, 1897, must register on June 8 between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the town clerk’s office where they reside. Go in person on June 5, or file a registration card at the local board and mail it with a return envelope. Failure to register risks a misdemeanor and possible immediate induction.
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Regular Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Gaard
Naval Militia
Loral Board
New World's Record Claimed in 36-Pound Weight
Pat McDonald unattached sets a new world mark by throwing the 36 pound weight 63 feet 5 inches at the Lrivh-American Athletic Club Sheridan memorial meet at Celtic Park. Pat Ryan’s old record stood at 87 feet 6 inches set September 1, 1913. Matt McGrath of the New York Athletic Club also claims to better the old mark with a 61 feet 8 inches throw.
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New York
Pat McDonald
Sheridan
Fruit-a-lives promise relief by curing constipation
Consumers urged to use Fruit-a-lives to prevent auto intoxication from chronic constipation. Claims include improvement of kidney bladder issues, stomach health, skin conditions, and sleep. Advertisement lists prices 60e box six for 2.50 and requests orders to Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
Must Limit Use of Wheat Rigidly
Washington reports the food administration urges continued strict wheat conservation to support American fighters and allied nations. Officials warn any relaxation could cause bread shortages in Europe, calling for grain storage to build a wartime reserve and delaying unlimited wheat bread until after the war.
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Washington
Food Administration
Was
Europe
Vnanimous
Iew
Posabl
US hydro-airplanes reach Cuban port from America
June 1 Havana reports two United States naval hydro airplanes landed at a Cuban port after flying from an American port. The arrival marks a notable naval aviation operation in the region.
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Havana
United States
Cuban
Vermont War Savings and Thrift Stamps Report
Weekly wet sales through May 11, 2018 show Vermont per capita sales at 1.88, far below national average. Danville leads towns ahead of Wallingford and Waterbury, with Waterbury up from 2.05 to 5.85 per capita in two weeks. Officials note reporting biases from rural routes and urge cooperation from town chairmen postmasters and carriers to credit the proper towns. LL. Farwell, State Distributor War Savings.
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Laren
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Fe Sta
War Savings
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Charteston
Coventry
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Morgan
Lowell
Newport
Westfields
Addison County
Westmore
Leon Bridpert
Rutland
Wales
Capita
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Nu Benson
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Granville
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Cantleton
Lajrestne Ak Iy
Chittenden Clarendon
Danby
Iddiebury
Fairhaven
Ui Lonktar
New Haven
Panton Orwell
Mendor
Apton
Holly Res Baliebury
Bhoretiam
Vergennes
Ittaford
Walthae
Shrewsbury
Cay Inn
Ot “Tinmouth
Ann Ennington
Wien
West
Putland Hee
Arlington
Bennington
Manchester
Washington County
Mailer
Otal
Ernal
Sendatora Ani
Barre Ee
Rupert “Sani
Bearebure
Bertin Sesccoee Caner
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Cal
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Warren
Worcaster
Oelanville
Newark
Ae County
Johnaberg
Chittenden
Newfane
Rockingham
Itaenehend
Os Vernon Tan
Shilingnam
Jaretingtom choryEse
Uriington Wey
George
Ile
Essex County
Salen Capita
Cavendish Lashes
Etpomnfiela
Haven
Slamington
Lanenburg
Trish World
Apportioning Physicians Names Not Ready for Publication
Washington county faces heavy impact as the Vermont state defense medical section allocates physicians to respond to the surgeon general. The Montpelier meeting outlined two classes of applicants and county and state groups recommended the candidates. The Friday list by r districts includes Addison Bennington Caledonia Franklin Orange Orleans Washington Jay Windham Windsor with attending doctors named.
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Washington County
Vermont
Rac
Orange
Orleans
Washington
Jay Windham
Windsor
Tinkham
Allen
Beecher
Wheeler
Burlington
Rows
Ricker
Palmer
St. Johnsbury
Lieut. Fletcher
Fort Ethan Allen
State Red Cross meeting in Burlington outlines revived quotas
About 200 delegates attended the state Red Cross meeting in Burlington to learn the revived system of quotas and the new plan for organized work. H. J. Pratt of Proctor, Dr. Paul W. Kimball of Boston, and Lavinia Nell of Boston spoke as leaders. Delegates discussed doubling work quotas, concentrating tasks by branch, and future needs for winter, including socks helmets wristers and sweaters. Delegates expressed confidence branches could meet the increased demand despite some forming new assignments.
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Burlington
Red Cross
Praner
Iraly
Washington
North Faylton Memorial Exercises Honor Town Residents
North Faylton memorial exercises at the ed school building Wednesday evening praised scholars and teachers. The event featured decor on the platform and schoolhouse, with cream sold for the fires Red Cross fund. Willam Hoffman received a comfort kit as he left for Montpelier to report to duty. Mrs. A L Bayer and Mrs. A Henry visited Montpelier in Red Cross interests. Valentine Corlina has been discharged from war service and sent home. Eugene Griffin's son Eugene Jr. enlisted in the navy, working in Waterbury for J B Eldredge. Stephen Nelson has been quite sick the past week.
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Willam Hoffman
Mont of Wie
Elaine
North
Fayston
Red ‘Cross
Hoffman
Montpelier
A. L. Bayer
Henry
Red Cross
Bye
Valentine Corlina
Eugene Griffin
Eugene, Jr
Navy
Waterbury
J.B. Eldredge
Stephen Nelson
Amackassin Sunk by German Submarine
An Atlantic port reports the Amackassin, a 2000 ton steamer formerly operating between New York and Hastings on the Hudson, sunk by a German submarine in early April with most of her crew lost. Survivor Edward Madison arrived yesterday aboard an Italian ship. The vessel had been taken over by the U S government last October and sent to Italy in December.
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Atlantic
Amera
Grose
New York
Hastings-on-Hadson
Lingo Edward Madison
Amackassin
United States
Italy
Learn from Germany on sugar policy urges Britain
Professor George Martiniau of the University of London urges Britain to study Germany and the United States as the two nations that have most successfully handled the sugar question. He cites Germany’s system of taxing roots, improving beet varieties, and rewarding efficiency to boost root quality and sugar yield, and notes the United States’ careful fostering of production leading to independence from foreign supplies.
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Shine L
Great Britain
Profenor George Martiniau
University of London
Germany
Engur
United States
Martineats
America
Amelia
Gas Attacks Reported in Ukraine Reprisals
A Petrograd dispatch to the Daily Express says German forces used gas in reprisals, filling several villages near Kiev and causing whole communities to be asphyxiated. The report notes the June timing and warns of widespread casualties amid ongoing disorder in the region.
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London
Kiev
Daily Express
Gift to Red Cross by Mrs Bentley of Bankstreet
St Albans January 1 Mrs HE Bent ley of Bankstreet donated a painting for the Red Cross to the library gallery. The work copies LeBrun's early masterpiece painted by his pupil in a French convent where the artist spent thirty years. The piece, now housed in a public gallery, is described as priceless and was once seen in France.
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St. Albans
Jane
HE. Bentley
Bankstreet
Red Cross
LeBrun
No More Rheumatism Real Remedy Advertised
A reader reports a claim that a real remedy for rheumatism exists and cites a testimonial from J. P. in Georgia. The message describes severe prior treatments, a decisive success after trying the product, and urges others with rheumatism to try it, saying it saved money and delivered fast relief.
Draftee Joseph Lawrence in Serious Condition at Camp Devens
Draftee Joseph Lawrence was found in serious condition at Camp Devens Base Hospital after an apparent self harm attempt. Authorities report the incident occurred midweek and a preliminary medical examination is underway to determine the cause and needed treatment.
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Joseph Lawrence
Base Hospital
Camp
Devens
Foseph Lawrence
Beth
Women Mobilize for Wheatless War Effort Across America
Dorothy Dexter portrays a nationwide campaign urging American households to cut wheat, fats, sugar, and meat to aid Allies. She praises home economics staff from Washington to Alaska and Porto Rico, highlighting brave women delivering food conservation messages, marching together to save lives.
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Food Administration
America
Washington, D. C
Fool
Alaska
Porto Rico
New England
Alarka
Acre
Dorothy Dexter
Muddled Snippet Lacks Clear News Item
Fragmentary OCR style text offers no coherent event or identifiable names, places, or dates. The readable portions suggest miscellaneous phrases without a discernible news item, action, or outcome to summarize into a headline or summary.
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