Americans Ready to Lead War Effort Says Tardieu
Captain Andre Tardieu, high commissioner to the United States, tells La Prensa's Buenos Aires correspondent that the United States regards the war as its own. He predicts two million Americans in France, asserts Allied superiority, and cites a vast U S shipping program and rapid troop training surpassing British methods.
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Turis
Andre ‘Tardieu
United States
la Prensa
Buenos Ayres
Tardieu
France
Russia
Ee Tardieu
Wilson appeals scouts to find black walnut timber
President Wilson urges the Boy Scouts of America to aid the war effort by locating saplings of black walnut trees essential for airplane propellers and gunstocks. War Department and Forest Service coordinate nationwide searches, focusing on the Ohio Mississippi valley and southern Appalachia, with scouts submitting reports for forest service tabulation.
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Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
War Department
Forest Service
Boy Scout Organization
Connecticut
New York
Canadian Line
Gulf of Mexico
Prairie States
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Appalachian
Spray Apple Trees Insect Spray For New England Crop
Heavy rains bring grass growth and dairymen cheer, but apple and pear growers fear scab and codling moth. Extension service recommends lime sulfur spray with arsenate paste or powder, applied to blossom ends and branch tips, before rain. Do not spray on wet trees. timing is crucial for a good harvest.
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Extension Service
New National Forests Proclaimed in Eastern U S
President Wilson proclaims three new eastern national forests the White Mountain Shenandoah and Natural Bridge spanning Maine New Hampshire Virginia and West Virginia and Virginia respectively. The action completes land acquisitions to protect watersheds and timber with areas totaling about 301 000 acres under federal protection.
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Wilson
White Mountain
Maine
New Hampshire
Shenandoah
Virginia
West Virginia
Natural Bridge
Iron Beer
New England
Appalachians
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Annd
Alabam National Forest
Alabema
White Mountain National Forest
Grafton
Carrall and
Coos
Chris Furpares
Shenandoah National Forest
Rockingham
Augusta
Hatch
Highland
Fendieton
Theovernment
Shenandoah River
Potomac
the James
Stonewall Jacks
Natural Bridge National Forest
Olson
Amherst
Botetourt
Benford
Mounains
World War II Casualty List Reports 36 Names
Today's Army casualty list shows 36 names: 4 killed in action, 3 died of wounds, 2 died of accidents, 16 wounded, 1 wounded degree undetermined, 10 slightly wounded. Named are Lieuts Harry F W Johnson Bethlehem PA George W McCabe Vicksburg Miss and others from MA NY IA OH PA etc. Includes ranks from Pvt to Lt and multiple cities.
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Washington
D.C
FW. Johnson
Bethlehem
George ‘W. Motabe
Windsor
Conn
Spine Faye
Harry F. W. Johnson
Edward N. Ripley
Malden
Mass
Raymond J. Burns
Cambridge
Benjamin F. Lair
New York City
Iva
Dineese
Edward Anderson
Deep River
Onn
Walter M. Bailey
Wilkinwhrg
Cornelisa Frommeyer
Pitteburg
Elim Kastner
Chicago
Henrenger
Cere ‘Ae
Levin Robert Law
Chi
Robert (. Martin
Het
George W. McCahe
Vicksburg
Miss
Bruce B. Beemer
Vincouner
Ind
Wasily Nueidekow
Hartford
Willian Hepburn
Corp
Francia D. Bodtwie
Cellar Rapids
Neb. Corp
August P. Miler
Seymour
Conn Corp
Charlie J. Morrow
Charles Court
New Haven
Comet Pere Onecarp. Carter
Ariten
Ala
John P. Cleverie
San Theco
Cal
Hbert S. Coon
Mrngesville
Wis
George K Hurt
Wallingford
John H. McDonald
Wellington
Muse
Sam Mowitcki
Michigan City
Tad
Pet
Oliver North
Indianapolis
Clarence Pinson
Zebulon
Ae BK. Ramsey
Dunbar
Harry S. Staley
Grayville
Anton Trosinski
Dwyerville
Tex
Pri
Frank Kursonske
Ripon
Veodore Heninez
Webster
Baan
Weather forecast for the week from Washington bureau
The weather bureau issued a forecast for the week starting today. It calls for fair and warm conditions with showers on Monday in New England.
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New England
Washington
Weather Bureau
United Shoe victory over government in anti trust suit
The United Shoe Machinery Co wins a four to one decision in the U S anti trust case after Justices McReynolds and Brandeis abstained due to personal ties. The ruling, near decisive, stirred debates about Justice alignments and potential nominations.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
McReynolds and
Brandeis
Day
Pitney
United Shoe Machinery Eee
Supreme Cent
Wilson
Senate
Justices Day
St Johnsbury to Start Vocational Ed Under Smith Hughes Plan
St Johnsbury will launch a Smith Hughes vocational program in partnership with the Fairbanks company. Boys will alternate between shop work and classroom study, gaining apprenticeship experience and progression through departments. Wages rise from 12 to 24 cents per hour over four years, averaging about 270 dollars per year per boy. Similar programs exist in Springfield and Pittsburgh and New York City.
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St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Ia
Smith-Hughes
Fairbanks Company
Owl
Hare
Springfield
Tate
Pitchburg
New York City
Cinein
Women Suffer Headaches Find Relief in Pink Pills Ad
An advertisement features Mrs. Joseph Vandegriff of West Grove Pa who says she suffered six months helplessness and a year and a half of fainting before Dr Williams Pink Pills eased her headaches and restored strength. The copy touts Pink Pills as nerve builders via blood enrichment, claims no opiate, and offers free literature and mail orders.
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Diray Epelle
Eich
William
Dr. Williams
Pink Ville
Bny
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Sehenentady
N. Y
Wells
Orange County Farm Bureau Co operative Creamery Plans
VR Jones of the dairy manufacturing sector visited creameries with county agent to discuss cooperative work in West Topsian area. Agreement signed by most to become patrons if a creamery starts, requiring about eight hundred cows and roughly ten thousand dollars to launch. Meetings planned across the county June 10 to June 22 with farm bureau campaigns and a barley bread recipe featured.
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VR. Jones
West Topsian Creamery
Fast Brookfield
Mmn
Jones
North
Randolph
Avers
Chelsea West Fill Farmers
Oinl
West Hill Church
Miss Dutton
Allied drive in predicted by French papers
Le Matin and Petit Parisien forecast an allied offensive led by Generals Foch and Petain. They expect a shift to equilibrium along the front with German losses shrinking, while French resistance remains fierce and capable counter attacks persist despite German onslaughts.
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Parise
le Matin
Petit Parisien
Foch
Petain
Hamas
Hum
Stokes Receives 10 Year Term In Missouri Penitentiary
Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes of New York was sentenced Saturday to 10 years on each of three counts for violation of the espionage act with sentences to run concurrently. Federal Judge Arba Van Valkenburgh overruled a motion for a new trial and gave 60 days to file a bill of exceptions. She remains free on $10,000 bond pending appeal to the US Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Kansas City
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Avant
Missouri State Penitentiary
Arba
van Valkenburgh
Seymour Stedman
Seymour Stedman, Attorney For Mrs. Stokes
Stedman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Stokes
Washington County Farm Bureau Meeting in Montpelier
Washington County Farm Bureau Association announces annual meeting at City Hall Montpelier on Thursday June 6 with a 10 am business session and 12:30 pm talks. Speakers include Howard W. Selby manager Eastern States Farmers Exchange and Glenn Levey editor New England Homestead. Plans emphasize cooperation, war effort, farm improvement, cooperative marketing, and farm labor availability for Washington county agriculture.
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Farm Bureau Astsociation
City Hall
Montpelier
Howard W. Selby
Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange
Glenn C. Sevey
New England Homestead
M. Sharp
J. Dodge
M. L . Towne
EC Gould
GM Jones
M. J. Corliss
Bureau and
New England Math Producers’ Association
M. H. Moody
Glenn
Ths
Washington County Agriculture
Selby
Hide Fair
Levey
New England
Celie
Mrs Norrat Endorses Dr True's Elixir in Home
Houston Texas resident lauds Dr True's Elixir as the best laxative. Advertises 40c 60c and 1.00 options with offer to write Dr J F True & Co Auburn Maine for more information.
Back and Side Pains Woman Recommends Plant Remedy
Mrs L Timmerman of Kansas City Kansas reports relief from back and side pains and headaches after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes women with nervousness blues and functional derangements to try the root and herb remedy and offers personal consultations from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. L. Timmerman
Hutchings St
Urgent War Jobs In Civil Service Appeal Workers Needed
A wartime recruitment notice urges civilians to join Uncle Sam as a civilian army. The Ordnance and Navy departments seek clerical, drafting, and skilled positions with salaries from 800 to 2400 per year. Post lobby notices list openings and the civil services board offers details.
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Uncle Sam
Ordnance Department
Navy Department
Civil Services Board
More Hair Dont Lose Hope for Your Hair Today
When hair fades and falls out badly there is a remedy that claims to revitalize and regrow. Parimacy Sagem liquid is advertised as a quick safe and inexpensive solution available at E. A. Devon & Sock in Bremmer's.
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E. A
Devon & Sock
Tris
Three Meals Without Any Wheat Flour
A home economy article lists substitutes for wheat flour and provides recipes and menus. It describes meals using corn, rice, barley, oats, potatoes, and other local substitutes, plus a dessert plan and two baked cake recipes including Outdeal Muffine and Barley Hermit Cakes attributed to Dorothy Dexter.
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United States
Ood Administration
Dorothy Dexter
Excavation Begins for New House Amid Advance Payment
The Boston Transcript reports work has started on a new residence with the contractor receiving an advance of one thousand dollars. The project proceeds as digging commences and crews prepare the site.
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Boston Transcript
Saving Lives Ad Promotes Father John's Medicine
An advertisement urges readers who are underweight or run down to try Father John's Medicine claiming it builds flesh and strength without alcohol. It promises weight gain and health improvements for adults and safe use for children, with a guarantee of being free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
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