Drowned while fishing near Lazy Lady Island in St Albans
Jing 3 Earl L Marshall aged 17, eldest son of Mr and Mrs FR Marshall of Bishop Street, drowned off Hook Ueland south of Lazy Lady Island in St Albans Bay while fishing with Donald Patterson and Robert Blow. Blow and Patterson tried to rescue. body recovered hours later. Funeral at St Marys Church. Marshall had been in poor health. illness possibly faintness or dizziness. He left a sister Miss Ella Marshall and brothers Gilbert and Walton.
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Austrian Drive Again Threatened Amid Front Actions
Italian Army Headquarters reports the Austrian offensive looms as leaders of Germany and Austria prepare. An Italian official says Thaly's armies are thoroughly prepared with up-to-date war materiel, indicating imminent violent break at the front ends.
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Itinerary for Private Guyette from Vermont postings
G Brown in charge of Raymond Guyette’s return details from France announces this week’s itinerary in Vermont. Requests for additional return dates prompt Brown to seek authority from the war department to extend the stay a week.
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Mrs Freelove Smith Dies in Georgia Home at 86
Mrs Freelove Greene Smith widow of Lucius D Smith died at her son Jay L Smiths home in Georgia after months of illness She was 86 and survived by daughter Miss Annabelle Smith Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM private at her home Rev Annie R Chapman of Brattleton Mass will officiate Burial in Greenwood Cemetery The family long held Spiritualist beliefs about forty years and were early adopters of the faith
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Constipation Poisons the Blood in Old Health Ad
An aged advertisement promotes Hood's Pills as a reliable family cathartic to relieve constipation. It claims elimination of impurities by purging bowels and restoring health, urging readers to order by mail from Hood Co. Lowell Massachusetts.
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Barre Golf Club Week Two Round Yields Low Scores
Twenty one score cards turned in for Barre Golf Club men's weekly tournament show rising low scores as new members adapt. William M. Pirie led with a 66 net, A. W. Freeland second with 70, D. Bo Stuart and J. Murray tied for third at 72. Frank Wilson led Class B with 68.
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J. Murray
Frank Wilson
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Measles Containment and Obituaries Reported in Waitsfield
Mrs J C Kingsbury is homebound with measles. Death of Charles Berry at Heaton Hospital Montpelier due to cancer. Miss Catey Salle returns to Burlington. Several pupils absent from measles. Congregational conference June 4 invites all. Program features devotionals, addresses, and reports focusing on unity and church democracy.
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Charles Berry
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Joseph Moriarty
Roy Higley
Evelyn Ferris
Katherine Zalwaree
Middlesex
Last Raid of Zeppelin L-21 on London Screen
Two reels show a real air raid on London by a Zeppelin with dramatic shots of searchlights anti aircraft guns and the fall of the airship. The film includes war announcements a Baker quotation and scenes of recruiting propaganda as the Zeppelin is shot down and pilots attempt to return home.
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Theatrical Show At Park Theatre Advertised
A vivid advertisement touts a thrilling picture expected to draw extra business for Park Theatre showing with Charlie Chaplin in A Dog's Life and newsreels about American boys at Picardy front. Mrs. Fred Smith, ex town superintendent of Addixom, seeks Middlebury school commissioner, citing Castleton Normal School graduate status amid reports of 35 Vermont towns with women on their school boards.
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Nurse Endorses View Vinel for Grippe Boost
A Massachusetts nurse shared a testimonial about recovering from grippe in a week using View Vinel. She reports regained strength and perfect health and urges others to try Vinel. Advertisement from Bemnell Drug Co mentions Vinel as a tonic across cases and asks readers to seek it from local druggists.
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Open Office for Vermont Food Administration at Montpelier
Frank H. Brooks, U S food administrator for Vermont, will open new offices at the State House in Montpelier and oversee the food administration with Elmer H. Johnson as executive secretary. Johnson will handle war service related duties while Brooks dedicates full time to war work. Communications should now be directed through John T. Cushing in St Anns. Lieut Cholmondeley Thornton of the field artillery reports a shrapnel injury to a tooth and knee, after being wounded April 23.
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State House
Montpelier
Graham
Brooks
House of Representatives
Brooke
Elmer H. Johnson
St. Albans
Johneon
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St Anws
Guy B. Johnson
Bennington
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600 Conscientious Objectors Found by Draft Inquiry
Washington June 3. Secretary Baker announced that draft boards have found about 600 conscientious objectors among the 300000 men registered for military service. The board of Inquiry appointed by President Wilson is to examine each case, with the proportion of objectors expected to fall further as reports come in.
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Fragmented Text May Elucidate Hidden Message
The readable parts hint at a garbled quote or cipher style line. It references phrases like badly tell me and blind or vague phrases implying confusion or a secret message. No clear person, place, or event is established from the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Jumbled Speech
The readable text shows a garbled quote with phrases like Dear and Father and mentions home, earth, and weak beard ball inish world. Lacks coherent subjects or events to anchor a full news item.
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Vivier
Hotel Vermont Chef Fractures Skull After Fall From Car
Fred Lee a chef at the Hotel Vermont in Burlington is hospitalized at Mary Pletcher with a fractured skull after a fall from an electric car. He tried to alight before the vehicle stopped, authorities said.
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Burlington
Mary Pletcher Hospital
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