108 NAMES IN CASUALTIES CAPT MONTGALL DIED IN BATTLE
Washington June army lists 108 names with 30 killed in action 10 died of wounds and others. Notable dead include Capt Rufus Montgall Kansas City and Lieut Hamlet Jones Kaufman Texas. Also killed in action are Lieuts Carl Thents Cincinnati and Patrick Coyne Charlemont among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet P. Jones
Washington
D.C
Omoora
Rufus F. Monigall
Kansas City
Lieuwtenant Hamlet P. Jonds
Sauffroan
Tex
Lester L. Meyer
Glendale
Harry J. Dunne
Santa Berbare
Cal
Geary Jackson
Kingwood
W. Way Cheater F. Wright
Waterloo
Thomas H. White
Newport
Han Rufus Montgall
Kauffman
Teles
Carl G
Thents
Cincinnati. Corp
Clifford BR
Manchester
Newark
Sandman
Brown Valley
David Schwartz
New York City
Yavaconer
Patrick J. Coyne
Charlemont
Wechanic
James J. Cosgrove
Lynn
Ece
H. Abbott
Concord
Fred H. Almon
South Heart
N. D
Herman Dotz
New York
Knut Ellingson
Rothsay
Minn
Martin Erickson
Arcadia
Wis
Foyd W. Pinner
Pit
Alfred T. Francisen
Rose Gawlet
Pittsburg
Okla
Guy Emmett Hadox
Youngstown
John J. Hart
Peach Street
Erle
Jack Humphrey
William Kershaw
Coffeen
Valeryun Kumputainen
Detroit
Albert
V. MacDougall
Cleveland
Russell & Marshall
Indianapolis
Women Suffer Most of All from Thaw Conditions
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Poppitrine as effective remedies for physical weakness and nerve irritability linked to iron deficiency. The notice lists names and ranks of service members who died from disease or accidents, including Corp. Thomas Huggins and Pvt. Rexford Shitliday, with locations across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Submarine Threat Diminished Says Swanson After Talks
Senator Swanson claimed allied and American forces have destroyed about 60 percent of all German submarines built and cut merchant ship losses in half. He said German raiders attempted to halt American troop and supply shipments but that U S naval forces remain on the job and will continue movements to Europe uninterrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Swanson
Navy
Atlantic
Navy Department
Europe
Germany
Doan's Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Women
Readers learn of relief from kidney trouble and backache through Doan's Kidney Pills. BB Leverenz of Barte testifies the remedy cured her painful back and urinary issues after using three boxes. The ad urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills, distributed by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverenz
First Street
Barte
Doan
Dean
Pimples Covered Face and Neck Advertises Cure
A fragmentary 1917 notice by Miss Haleks of Bristol Canada claims Caetica products prevent pimples. The ad urges Cepticura Soap daily and Ceticare Ointment for facial acne and neck pimples, with an offer for mail order samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutioura
Miss Haleks
Pleasant View Ave
Bristol
Canm
Tuberculosis Figures Highlight Framingham Health Drive
Dr D B Armstrong speaking at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting cites 2 million Americans with TB based on Framingham data. He champions community health efforts, noting lower death rates and infant mortality improvements, with strong town cooperation and school clinic coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Armstrong
Framingham, Mass
Boston
United States
Framingham
Mass
National Tuberculosis Association
Armstrong
Armatrong
Drr. Armstrong
Praumingham
Heantdy Tineir
Berlin Corner Church Plans Sun Day Evening Address
E Lowe will speak on The Relation of the Past to the Present or War Conditions at the Berlin Corners church Sunday evening. Berlin Corner Red Cross society holds its first annual meeting at Mrs Lea’s residence. officers include Mre L Chatfield vice president Mrs W H Turner treasurer and secretary Mrs J A Selian. Membership drives for the coming year are under way.
Barre Chosen for 19 Meeting of Vermont Federation
The Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual session in Burlington and elected officers. The next meeting will be in Barre in May 1917, with the mid year board meeting in Pittsford. New officers include Press it Mrs. Gilbert Davies, first vice president Mrs. Walter Slack, second vice president Mrs. St Folsom, third vice president Mrs. G A Laird, recording secretary Mrs. Leonard D. Wheeler, corresponding secretary Mrs. Arden Taylor, treasurer Mrs. Dan D. Burditt, auditor Mrs. John E B Weeks, state editor Mrs. Charles M Cone, and federation secretary Mrs. Robert E Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Federation of Women’s Clube
Barre
Pittford
Gilbert ¥. Davie
Another defeat for Germany by American resolve
London reports Archibald Hurd asserts U boat frightfulness fails to break American morale. He, a naval writer, dismisses the idea that German submarines can strike all American towns from offshore bases, calling such notions absurd as U hast operations off the Atlantic coast continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Germany
Archibald &. Hurd
Atlantic
United States
Hurd
Fruit-a-tives claim cure for rheumatism eczema and constipation
An advertisement from 108 Church Street Montreal dated December 10 1917 promotes Fruit-a-tives and Frusta-tives as cures for rheumatism lasting 16 years eczema and constipation. The testimonial by P H McHugh notes relief in 15 days and five years of no recurrence with product supplied by Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Montreal
P.H. McHugh
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Petroleum Output in Appalachian Fields Reaches 1917 Peak
Preliminary U S Geological Survey data show 44 147 780 barrels marketed from Appalachian oil fields in 1917 close to 1916 levels. Value at the well reached 115 987 004 dollars, up 26 percent from 1916, while total crude output rose eight percent over 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Northrop
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
State Geologists of
New York
Timale Geological Survey
Asseean SeVey
Lal
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Toit
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Appalachian
Aber
Pennsylvanie
Ohin
West
Mercer
Penney
Boo
Deport All Anarchists Plan Backed by Immigration Committee
Washington June 8 all alien anarchists in the United States will be rounded up for immediate deportation under a bill favorably reported to the House yesterday by the immigration committee. The measure, introduced at the request of the secretaries of war navy labor and justice, would permit deportation unless they have been here less than five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
Immigration Committee
Secretaries of War, Navy and Labor
Department of Justice
Day of Liberty Poem by Amelia Burr
Poem urging unity between English and American volunteers in wartime liberty fights. References colors white crimson and blue, blood brothers, and the shared sacrifice of soldiers and women. Mentions Yorktown and Picandy with imagery of national banners and meretricious courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Liberty
Yorktown
Picandy
Feet Relief Ad Promotes Tix Over Tie For Pain
Fragmented ad copy touts Tix as superior for sore tired feet and corns over Tie. Claims instant relief from pain and swelling with poisonous exudations pulling up feet. Mentions availability at stores and urges readers to try for foot comfort and dancing joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Ana Betziveres
Illness and Possible Operation for Mrs Mey Mey Avenueid
New York on June 8 Mrs Finley J Laneils a etth pepe er appeatis 1 boo a Vitth arrmur. The attending surgeon said today her own ane and We in oped a9 operation may be voided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Finley J
Lanieels
Richford Sutton Bridge Contract Awarded to W E Poulin
W E Poulin won the bid of 24820 for the international bridge linking Richford and Sutton P Q The project, to be built at Morseville, includes two six foot spans and concrete construction Vermont provided 10000 dollars and Canada a thousand? nearby citizens aided the effort with guarantees The bridge aims to connect the trunk road serving Vermont’s northern boundary and improve regional highways
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richford
Sutton
P.Q
W. E. Poulin
Morseville
Vermont
Canada
Fans Prenam
Highway Commission of
B. Betes
Renity
Old Russian Fleet to Be Turned on Allies
London reports that the remaining Rugalan fleet in Odes and Sebastopol will be manned by German crews. It is rumored that warships may be used against the Allies in the Mediterranean. German engineers and mechanics are at work at the Nikolaielf arena at Sebastopol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Odes
Sebastopol
Mediterranean
Btarkhale
Nikolaielf
American Women Safe In Paris Says Deputy Beinuzet
Paris June 7 Deputy Paul Beinuzet chairman of the war and armament budget committee told Associated Press that American women in Paris and nearby areas are not to worry about safety. He said he regularly chairs meetings on military questions and is qualified to assess the German threat, noting that Allied forces have large reserves of troops and munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Beinuzet
War and Armament Budget Committee
Associated Press
Rev Blomfeld Preaches at Center Then Montpelier Church
East Montpelier notes a revival schedule with Rev. Blomfeld preaching at the Center next Sunday and returning to his Montpelier church. The column lists funeral attendance, local auctions, enlistments, hospital charity efforts, and community updates including births, visits, and a humorous town exchange about a den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Blomfeld
Montpelier
Berry
Orlando Larks
Roy Sibley
L. P. Young
Mise Dull Foster
Don Sployd
McCarthy
Brook Street
Clifford
James Leslie
France
Ehirta
Mra
George McKnight
A. Badger
Wells Farm
Harry Vincent
Brattleboro
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R. F. Montgall
D Miller
Norristown
Verni¢ Newton
Roger Nolfi
Derry Station
Clarence Rockwell
Toledo
Preston V. Wall
Bond
Joseph F. Ward
Roland C. Winchenbach
Balmira
Edward Nesterowicz
Yonkers, We
Henry Anglin
Fairmont
W. Va
5 Corp
Will ‘Obbing
Bloomingdale
Bari
Bates
Columbus
Pyr
Bernard Hy
Holt
Seneca Street
Bethlehem
James Papineau
Saginaw
Mich
Janes M. Shanon
Sewickley
Charles A. Smith
Huntington
Ind
Ivan D. Sweeney
Council Blais
Herbert A. Tobey
Haverhill, Mase
Corp
Thomas Huggins
David 8. Jones
Homestead
Richard Wafer, Jr
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Winston
Call, Tex
Rexford Shitliday
O | Maas
Sig
Elec
George E. Martin
Long View
William L. Messenger
Watson Town
Set
Raymond H. Leyton
Ensign
Thomas Arnold
Prescott
Arna
Fred Bauer
Chicago
Dean B. Fry
Scituate
Mase
Lark Lanitie
Seaiff
Ark
John W. Lafferty
Brooklyn
P. C
Cuticura
Berlin
Bank
Cotmaneiuner
Ares
Dely
Tee Hawk Commie Sioner
Vermont Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Archibald 5
Ma, P.M. McHugh
Mississippi River
Appalachian Field
Congress
Amelia Josephine Burr
The
Vigilantes
C. J. Dodge
Brest
Auont
Finley J. Shepard
Mey Aveid
Richford and
Mediterranean Sea
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Moore & Owens
Barre's
Leading Clothiers
North Main Street
Barre, Vt
East
John
Knight Badger
Hoston
Mer
Ay Badger
Kay ‘Tillotson
Worenico
Mans
Cabot
Wilson
Child
Hardwick
Julius Caesar
Candia
Vauban
Verdun
Defest
Goodrich
Goodrich Servue Tires
Goodrich Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Rubber CO
Burlington Branch
St. Paul St
Burlington, Vt
Drich
Onio
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