Bennington Soldier Dead in Army Casualty List
Washington D C June 11 The army casualty list today includes 130 names with 26 killed in action 3 died of accident and other causes 48 wounded severely and 48 wounded with undetermined degree Officers listed include Lieutenants Edmund Corby New York James Lawrence Atlanta and Captain John T Costello Binghamton N Y The Bennington area is represented by Pvt Alfred J Gratton Pvt Henry Howard and Pvt Edward Hines Jr among others with locations spanning from Chicago to New York to Ohio and beyond
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Washington, D.C
Edward Hines, Jr
Chicago
Edmund Corby
New York
James Lawrence
Atlanta
John T. Costello
Binghamton
N. Y
Arthur H. Kuoni
Sauk City
Vin
Louie Fi Horatio
Ark
Lous Erwin
Bethel
Tom
Alfred J. Gratton
Bennington
Henry Howard
Franklinville
Alexander Miller
Raymond
Misa
William Glynn
Huntington
Michael Keating
Hood's Sarcaparilia and Peptiron touted for strength and endurance
An aged newspaper blurb touts a medicinal combo claimed to rapidly bolster strength and endurance in weak, nervous adults. It cites Hood's Sarcaparilia and Peptiron, taken before and after meals, as blood and nerve tonics with gentle laxative effects and broad acclaim.
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Hood
Military Roll Call of Names Across Cities and States
A long list of individuals and corps affiliations appears, spanning multiple cities and states. The names include Serre Wilbur M Claggett Sullivan Corp Noah A Echard Kresman W ta Corp Edward Sheehan Weatfield Mans Corp and many others with ranks such as Private. The items read like a roster or muster roll with scattered locations including Scranton Pa Chicago Ill Parkersburg W Va Cincinnati Ohio Milwaukee Wis New York City Ky and Conn Alabama entries. The passage blends soldiers, corp affiliations, and addresses in a dense directory style.
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Ta. Corp
Edward Sheehan
Weatfield, Mans Corp
B. A. Panahatuck
Chicago
Gilbert Ward
McDavid, Fla, Corp
Robert Whittanter
West Market Street
Scranton
Harry Givens
Parkersburg
Woman Shoots Self Near Roxbury, Dies After Ill Health
Northfield June 11 Mrs Irving Cady 40 living on the road to Roxbury near the twin bridges shot herself through the body near her heart. Dr Mayo arrived but she died shortly after. Recently returned from Randolph sanatorium she had been in ill health and was despondent. Her husband and mother were in the house when the tragedy occurred. Funeral set for Wednesday.
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Northfield
Irving Cady
Roxbury
Twin Bridges
W. B. Mayo
Randolph Sanatorium
Freesone and Froorane Corn Remedy Ad Claims
An advertisement touts Freesone as a painless drop for corns and callouses. It also promotes Froorane drying hard or soft corns instantly without pain, irritation, or soreness, urging women to keep a bottle on hand to avoid future corn aches.
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Cincinnati
Army Surgeon General claims U S troops top physical health in world
Major General Gorgas asserts the army will restore up to seventy five to eighty percent of wounded soldiers and that only about five percent would be neatly disabled. He contrasts American health with other nations, cites low death rates from disease, and notes no influenza outbreaks at training camps despite high venereal disease concerns among recruits.
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Chicago
Gorgas
United States Army
France
1918 Draft Men May Join Navy or Marines
Washington June 11 men of the 1918 draft registrants may enlist in the navy and marine corps under a ruling by Provost Marshal General Crowder. The order numbers and trial numbers have not been assigned the registrants, but this contingency was waived.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Crowder
Public Diplomacy A Failure in Senate Debate
Washington reports that opposition to yesterday's open consideration of treaties in the Senate surfaced from Senator Borah of Utah and Senator Lodge, who argued public diplomacy failed at Brest Kitove. The president's address against secret diplomacy drew criticism for weak initial results, with calls for private talks to secure better treaties.
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Washington
Boral
Utah
Treat
Senate
Neanohinetts
Brest Kitove
Lodge
Weil
Preparing for New Drive in Italy
Italian Headquarters reports Austrians behind the lines in northern Italy rushed to capacity at night and day, moving troops, heavy guns, and munitions to front positions. A system of drills trains soldiers for assaults. Austrian forces in the mountain district answer to Field Marshal Conrad von Hetzendaorf. Field Marshal Borgeric heads the Italian front from the Piave river region.
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Associated Princi
Italy
Conrad van Hetzendaorf
Boroeric
Pinve River
Government seeks rehearing in shoe machinery cases
Washington June 10 Solicitor General Davis asked the supreme court for permission to file petitions for retrials of the government dissolution suit against United Shoe Machinery and the case in which the child labor law was held unconstitutional The court took the motions under advisement.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Supreme Court
United Shoe Machinery Company
Aircraft Board Chief Visits Curtis Plant in Buffalo
John D. Ryan head of the Aircraft Production Board visited the Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corporation plant in Buffalo yesterday. He arrived at noon with his military secretary and was joined by Archer A. Landon of Buffalo, a boats member. The group remained at the plant from noon to at least three in the afternoon.
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Buffalo
John D. "Ryan
Aircraft Production Board
Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
Archer A. Landon
A Smooth Hairless Skin for Every Woman Ad
An ad describes using a plain delatone paste to remove unwanted hair. Mix water with delatone to form a paste, apply to hairs for two to three minutes, rub off, and wash to vanish hair. The note warns to ask for the genuine delatone from the druggist.
Orange County Farm Bureau Campaign and Activities
The Orange County Farm Bureau urges farmers and housewives to join during a two week membership drive to support war production and conservation efforts. County Agent notes haying timing, crop cutting tips, and upcoming meetings across Tunbridge Randolph Center Williamstown and Washington counties.
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Farm Bureau
Orange County
Orange County Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Eount
Vermont War Council
Daisler
Tunbridge and
Randolph Center
Farmers’ Club
Williamstown
Washington
Miss Dutton
Randolph Center Grange
Washington County Farm Bureau
Montpelier
Orange Center
Iseour 4
Cain
West Newbury
Post Mille
Weat Fairlee Center
Fairlee
Misa Dutton
Bradford Grange
West Bradford
G. W. Patterson
Randolph
J. EB. Cartigan
Charlotte Pierpont
Will Maeist
Mise Loveland
Dutton
E. H. Loveland
How the Kaiser's Wife Could Get Berlin
A humorous Mayck van Magazine short may recount a dinner table bet between a couple about romance and deception. The wife teases denials, a ring at the bell, and a playful ruse leading to laughter as they test bold claims and share a lighthearted trick.
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Berlin
Cuticura Seeks Relief for Itchy Irritated Scalps
In a brief health note, Cuticura is promoted as a remedy for terribly itchy and irritated scalps. The ad claims it soothes dandruff and scalp irritation while supporting the mission to treat such conditions.
Allies Hold Ground As French Forces Press In France
June 10 Associated Press reports fierce fighting between Montdidier and Noyon with stubborn Allied resistance. French artillery inflicts heavy German losses while counterattacks reclaim ground. several villages including Mery Belloy and St Maure change hands amid intense combat on the Riboy plateau.
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France
Associated Press
Montdidier
Noyou
Mery
Belloy
St. Maure
Relloy
State building at Montpelier clarified on graft rumors
The article asserts there is no insinuation of graft by anyone connected with the new state building at Montpelier. It emphasizes that readers should not infer improper conduct from any statements.
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State
Montpelier
Messenger
Montpelier le
State House
Elpie
Northfield
Debate Over State House Addition Costs In Northfield Nowe
A critical letter from Northfield Nowe argues the state house expansion was unnecessary and costly. It defends Senator Nichols's plan against The Messenger critique, cites a $200,000 alternative, and calls for a detailed public accounting of expenses to inform taxpayers.
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State House
Morrinville Mosaengrr
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