Americans Boost French Morale At Chateau Thierry
The Daily Mail reports that American troops show initiative and enterprise on the front. A French general notes American spirit sustains French morale around Chateau Thierry and predicts notable deeds in coming days as US forces arrive in growing numbers across wide sectors.
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London
Chateau ‘Thierry Hie
Daily Mail
Chatreu
Thierry
United States
Luneville
Toul
Proposals Extend Closed Seasons for Migratory Birds
The U S Department of Agriculture proposes regulatory changes under the migratory bird law following a Washington advisory board meeting. If adopted, effective Sept 1 1918, closures would be extended to Sept 1 1920 for several species including tailed pigeons little brown and hill cranes wood duck and shorebirds. Rails in California and Vermont and black belly and golden plovers in California and Utah would stay closed to Sept 1 1920 and woodcock in Illinois Kentucky and Missouri to Oct 1 1920.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
California
Vermont
Utah
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Henryetta Home Guards quell disturbance at Old Hickory grounds
Henryetta Oklahoma June 6 Henryetta home guards returned from the scene of disturbance. Authorities say alleged enemy agents had attempted to incite Indians to resist the draft at the Old Hickory stamping grounds, once the Crazy Snake uprising site.
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Henryetta
Okla
Kear
Old Hickory
Flag Day Proposals for Industrial Plants June 14 Observed
Vermont safety panel urges flag-raisings on June 14 marking the adoption of the flag and stripes. Aimed at uniting workers across nationalities, the plan calls for a brief program with bugle call, flag raising, national anthem, pledge, and a four minute man address.
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Vermont Committee On Public Safety
America
Leighton P. Slack
Joseph G. Brown
United States of America
Local boards praised for war draft classification effort
Gov. H. F. Graham lauds 4,663 local and 156 district boards for their exhausting work on the first year of military registration. He notes nearly 1.5 million mobilized, with 616,963 slated for March through April, as boards prepare to extend duties to identify idle labor and ensure productive wartime employment.
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H. F. Graham
Jose
Beni
Tocal Boards
Tor
Aents
Thin Groant
Soi
Erhale Tom
Ataoek
Rs. Basta
Cs Ag
Herbert T
How to Get Rid of Rheumatism
A testimonial declares relief from rheumatism after using Fruitactives tablets. The writer, W. M. Lampson, praises the product and lists price details priced at 0gdenburg, N Y and 2.50 for six. A trial size is offered.
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Virnowa
W. M. Lampson
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N, Y
Plot to smuggle in Romanoff crown jewels
New York reports a plot to import the crown jewels of the deposed czar valued at 2 million dollars. Two U S officials are suspected, one in Russia and one who recently arrived at an Atlantic port and then went missing. Vladimir Jogelsen and Montefior G Kahn were arraigned in Hoboken for rampling and held on a 10000 bail. Federal agents have located 150000 dollars worth of jewels and pursue the others.
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New York
America
Romanoff Ryan
United States
Russia
Atlantic
Washington
Vladimir Jogelsen
Montefior G. Kahn
United
Farm loan bonds sold exceed target amid campaign lift
Washington June 260 million in farm loan bonds were sold during the intensified drive over the past two weeks. The Federal Farm Loan Board withdrew further offerings as funds appear sufficient for the cane unit around November 1. Offerings to resume after the fourth Liberty loan drive.
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Washington
Federal Arm Loan Board
Book Collector Dead in York Street Fall
Sol Luchtenstein, 64, was found dead on the sidewalk beneath his home window in York yesterday. It is believed he fell from the window, whether by accident or design is not yet known. He amassed a fortune at the race tracks and was a dealer of rare books, owning a valuable collection.
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York
Sol Luchtenstein
These Fringe HomeHints Recipes From War Time Era
Articles discuss economical French cooking with spinach dandelions sorrel and wortel, advise enameled ware, and recount Abigail Adams price figures from 1776. Recipes include Barley Biscuits and a Rice Barley Chocolate Cake, from the United States Food Administration lab.
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United States Food Administration
Corn Flour Sponge Cake and Oat Muffins
Recipe fragments describe making a corn flour sponge cake with eggs sugar lemon juice and salt, folding in stiff egg whites and flour, then baking. Also outlines ground rolled oats and corn flour muffins with baking powder salt fat syrup and liquids, mixing dry and wet components and adding eggs.
Bakery Recipe Fragment Shows Simple Fat and Syrup Mix
A fragment describes combining fat and syrup with minimal anionce and baking briefly. The note names Dorothy Dereer as a possible contributor. Limited readable content suggests a casual home baking tip from an old clipping.
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Dorothy Dereer
Hairs Vanish After Delatone Paste Treatment
A beauty expert touts a delatone paste method to remove facial hair. Mix water with powdered delatone to form a paste apply two to three minutes then wash off to leave skin hair free.
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Dalomore
Jone
Ladies’ Home Journal
Rhamer
Beall Boden
H. F. Cutler & Son
Nore Main Moers Barr Tebow
Kanes City
Federal Board
Abigail Adams
Abigail
Abigail Adama
Pacific Coast Borax Co
Chicago
So-Co Ny
So.co NY
Standard Oil Company OF
So-Co
NY Motor Gasolin
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