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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
3
French Front dispatch reports Allied surgeons rapidly treat and evacuate wounded. Segregation by wound type speeds care, from dressing stations to convalescent and specialized hospitals. Rapid antiseptic treatment and teamwork between front line and rear hospitals boost survival and return of divisions to duty.
Washington DC June 1 A larger share of brokers than any other occupation reported incomes above 3000 in 1916 while farmers filed far fewer returns. The 1914 returns totaled 417 036 with real net income 4 298 000 and tax 217 900 000.
Amsterdam reports Emperor William and his entourage observed frontline operations as German forces advanced to May 25. Karl Rosner’s Berlin Lokal Anzeiger piece recounts the ruler’s briefing at a battle map, noting prisoners’ astonishment at his under fire expedition and urging troops to tell comrades of the progress toward final victory.
London notes former Prime Minister Asquith warned at a luncheon that the Allies face a critical point in the war but nothing since late March has altered British resolve. He denounced sensationalism and urged continued faith in the ultimate aims and effort on the Western Front.
Editorial voices from Northfield Morrisville and St Albans urge clear voter stance on a federal prohibition amendment. They warn that without honest effort from the electorate, the issue could be sidelined by candidates seeking votes, turning the question into a referendum of political alignment rather than constitutional intent.
Washington June 16 President Wilson responds to Poincare on the anniversary of American troops in Europe. He says US power to send men and material will grow steadily until force of freedom overwhelms the enemy, believing victory secures peace and world order. Pershing’s reply thanks France for the welcome and notes joint resolve with the American army.
British commander in chief Haig yesterday reviewed American troops on a wide plain near the British front. The Americans passed in review with easy, springy steps, supporting Danish experts’ view that they are as fit physically as training camp recruits.
London June 1 George Alexander Phillips Paldene-Duncan of Boston Mans has refused to accept the heirs ship or benefit from the late Earl of Camperdown's estate. The will disclosed today shows the estate bequeathed to more distant relatives due to his declination.
Fragmented OCR preserves verses to be sung at a Sunday School patriotic demonstration. Text features lyrics praising Colombia, liberty, and national symbols as part of community event readings and choruses.
A. A. Young of Schenectady New York, a New Thought teacher, praises Fruitatives Liver Tablets for curing liver and stomach issues and improving complexion and blood. He notes no backsliding from New Thought and claims Fruitatives as a natural aid. Limited trial offer 6 for 25.50, dealers or from Pruitatives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
A United States Food Administration drive urges housewives to keep kitchen and table waste separate for reuse. Reports cite potential yields of nitroglycerine, fertilizer, and industrial products from garbage in 20 large cities, saving millions for munition and farm needs.
President Wilson endorses the national war labor board decision affecting Postal Telegraph and Western Union employees. He urges telegraph companies to accept the ruling, allow union rights, and avoid discharges for union membership, urging prompt and cordial cooperation across the industry.
The Concord Monitor summarizes a Doane Gentleman editorial praising extensive farming to match scarce factors for success in wartime. It contrasts intensive farming with its demand for large acreage, noting shortages of labor, equipment, fertilizer, and seed, and urging broader adoption of extensive methods for meat, wheat, oats, and sugar.
Fragmentary record describes a skin condition and treatment involving a ceremonial or medicinal preparation. Mentions antiseptic Kinok Krea and a royal or ceremonial context. Details are obscured by garbled OCR and lack of clear dates or names.
Dorothy Dexter presents a wartime kitchen guide stressing self sufficiency. The piece promotes potato based dishes as staples to support the Allies, listing Potato Peanut Loaf White Potato Custard Pie and many potato centered preparations with practical instructions and substitutions.
A Woman’s Home Companion piece recalls a friend who earned a living via plain sewing at meager wages, leading to poor health. The account underscores the toll of low pay for simple, steady work on women’s well being.
A reader recounts how a tiny handcrafted planter made from a pink centered arrangement of flowers and a bell of forget me nots led her to launch a florist business. She created a decorative basket display for two artists friends, sparking success in their shop window and her own career.
A historic ad notes back pain signaling kidney trouble with inflamed kidneys causing sharp twinges when bending. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co claiming a user, J. H. Holt of 14 Hillside Avenue, was cured after one box and remained pain free. Price 60 cents at dealers.
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