Italians Halt Foe Attacks In Tyrol Front
Rome reports failure of Austrian night assaults along the Tyrol Trentino frontier. Italy says its artillery hit depots near Corte, damaged works at Cessa, and bombarded Malborghetto with fortresses. prisoners and booty cited, while Austrians suffer losses near Plava. Italian general staff notes Austrian agents incite guerilla warfare behind lines.
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Rome
Tyrol-Trenting
Trenzo
Italy
Tyrel-Trentine
Monntepiano
Plate
Wiese
Monte Nero
Plava
Isonzo
Serbia
Monfalcone
Guerna
Austria
Hood's Pills Relieve Liver Torpor In Distant Times
A fragment states that symptoms like dizziness constipation and blues indicate a torpid liver. Hood's Pills are claimed to restore liver function and ease these ailments. The ad touts Hood's as a longstanding, gentle vegetable remedy, popular in households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Herough
Allied airmen bombard Karlsruhe in raid report
Karlsruhe and London report fifty air raid casualties with several killed or wounded. The attack targeted Karlsruhe on the Rhine, about 75 miles from the French frontier, affecting public buildings and other sites of military importance.
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Karlsruhe
Baden
London
Karleruben
Rhine
Chicago unit sails to join British army in France
Thirty two American doctors and seventy five trained nurses organized in Chicago sailed for England aboard the steamer New Amsterdam. They will land at Falmouth and join the British army medical corps with Dr. James M. Neff of Spokane as lieutenant colonel and Dr. George H. Davis of Cleveland as assistant. From Falmouth they proceed to a base hospital in France already prepared for them. Miss Isabella M. Patten of Chicago leads the nurses. They say they have no connection with the American Red Cross.
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New York
Chicago
England
New Amsterdam
Fairmouth
Nacical Corps
James M. Neff
Spokane
Wash
George Hi. Davis
Cileage
Falmouth
France
Isabella M. Patten
American Red Cross Society
Wilson Joins Union as Journeymen Stone Masons Member
Washington June 16 President Wilson yesterday became a member of the Journeymen Stone Masons union in Washington D C Present when Str Wilsow sent the cornerstone of the American Red Cross Memorial building they presented him honorary membership Also Presidents McKinley Roosevelt and Taft accepted honorary memberships in Wilson during their tenure of office
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Journeymen Stone Masons
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Toca Univ of
Str
Wilsow
American Red Cross Memorial
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wnicns
Butter Prices Ease in Local Markets at Barre VT
June 16 1015 Barre Vermont reports dairy prices steady with plenty of butter creamery 28 cents and dairy fancy 26 to 29 cents. Fresh eggs plentiful and wholesale pork quotes listed.
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Barre
Venus
Ricker's Market Reports Receipts Large Prices Steady
W A Ricker's market in St Johnsbury reports week ending June 14 with large receipts across lines. Poultry 400, Lambe 15, Hogs 350, 614. Cattle 50, 36160. Calves 440, I T4e. Milch cows 40 860.
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St. Johnsbury
W. A. Ricker
Boston Market Cheese and Butter Prices Overview
In Boston market notes from June, cheese prices have fallen as supply exceeds demand, with cheaper stock arriving later in the week. Butter remains steady due to large direct-to-cold-storage shipments. Eggs are firm for Henersy varieties while other grades are plentiful. jobbing quotations for butter and cheese show varied regional prices.
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Boston
Ranike
Fall to good 16 16 percent in regional meet
A fragmented OCR note lists scores and abbreviations for a regional athletic event. It mentions percentages, teams and locations in unclear form, with limited readable names. The readable items suggest a minor aggregation rather than a full report of results.
Livestock Prices Strong at Brighton Stock Yards
At Brighton stock yards June 1 prices showed firm demand across beef cattle hogs and calves. Heaviest cattle brought 7 to 7.5 cents, fancy cows 6 to 6.4 cents, ordinary cows 5 to 6 cents, bulls 5 to 6.4 cents, calves 9.4 to 10 cents, dressed hogs 7 to 8.5 cents, boars 4 cents, with no sheep or lamb arrivals.
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Brighton
Mans
Trade balance favors the United States on weekly report
Washington June 16 A foreign trade balance in favor of the United States of 14 256 207 is shown by a report issued yesterday by the department of commerce for the week ended June 12 Imports were 32 621 619 and exports 46 787 26
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
British Naval Losses Hit 1347 Through June First
In London the House of Commons was told by Prime Minister Asquith that British naval casualties totaled 1347 as of June 1. The disclosure came in a June 16 session noting the updated toll amid ongoing wartime losses.
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Asquith
House of Commons
London
Hone of Commons
Wealthy American In Sonora Not Executed
A. Martinez, an American from Campas Sonora once reported executed by Villa troops over a wheat dispute, is alive in Nacorzari. He was arrested and later released. the claim of his execution was incorrect.
Information for Lung Sufferers booklet and claims
An advertisement from Howard L. Klote promoting Eckman's Alterative as a remedy for bronchial catarrh throat and lung affections. It offers a recovery booklet and claims benefit for lung sufferers with no habit forming drugs. Available from the Kekman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Phila
Siri
Howard L. Klote
Eckman
Reaver Kekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Wilson Shaping Mexican Plans Amid Peace Efforts
Washington June 16 President Wilson said US plans for Mexico are incomplete but taking shape He faces Carranza's proclamation and Villa's memorandum as he considers next moves Villa seeks a conference with Carranza to settle Mexico's domestic troubles and warns of possible US intervention if factions fail to agree General Villa notes his appreciation for Wilson's peacemaking efforts and outlines an understanding with the constitutionalists The first tangible development follows Wilson's latest statement
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Washington
Wilson
United States
General Carranza
General Villa
Mexico
Wilton
General Carranea
Carranza
Villa
Riverside News Briefs From Windsor County Church Notices
Miss Rosa Bisson resumes nursing duties at Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski. Church meeting invites all interested to Third Street church. Ada Sir returns home in Bradford after visiting sister EB A Cutler. Pratt Richardson heads to Berlin pond for summer. Nellie McOrillie of Corinth visits Hazel Johnson for two weeks. Olin Tillotson of Middlesex visits daughter ill Mrs James Lord. Charles Johnson family visit to Littleton New Hampshire via William Johnson’s auto. Grange regular meeting near West Reyee. Flore Muriel Chamberlin, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Kidwin, and David Johnson lead progress at South Barre grange Thursday night. Lena Tucker of Montpelier and Jarat Turker of South Barre at home on visit. Wilbur Tucker ill with erysipelas. Cutler Corner and Kimball Corner schools plan plenary at Lord’s grieve on printer, all invited. Shirky Gauthier of Goddard and Stella Nelenn of Spaulding staying for summer.
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Rosa Bisson
Fanny Allen
Winooski
Ada Sir
EB. A. Cutler
Bradford
Pratt Richardson
Ber
Lin Pond
Len Nellie McOriliie
Corinth
Hazel Johnson
Olin Tillotson
Middlesex
James Lord
Charles Johnson
Littleton
N. H
William Johnson
West Rey Ee
Flore
Muriel Chamberlin
Kidwin
David Johnson
South Barre
Lena Tucker
Montpelier
Jarat Turker
Wilbur Tucker
Bern
Cutler Corner
Kimball Corner
Lord's Grieve
Mise Shirky Gauthier
Goddard
Stella Nelenn
Spaulding
Anti Cigarette Sunday Opinion From Barre Times
Mrs Annette W Parmeleo of Enosburg Falls VT presents a Barre Times anti cigarette Sunday piece urging national observance. It cites Yale Cornell Spencerian college leaders police and military examples warning of nicotine harm and moral decline.
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Barre Timess
Ople
Hone
Cornell College
New York City
Germany
Annapolis
West Point
Waterbury
Church Temperance Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Railroads
Insurance Ee
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Annette W. Parmeleo
Enosburg Falls
National League Yesterday's Games Report
Yesterday's National League results include Chicago 4 Boston at Chicago and Cincinnati 4 at Cincinnati. Brooklyn and St Louis faced rain, while Philadelphia played on wet grounds with Pittsburgh and New York noted in various matchups.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklys
Rein
Pitteburst
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Weeeeree
St. Louie
Om Breeklyn
Rene Aw
Heston
Pittsburg
Ams Ciwinnati
Tomes Deaton Ve
Fragmented OCR Mirror of a Lyrical Chronicle
A garbled OCR passage hints at a distant historical scene with scattered names and places. The readable parts suggest a narrative on time, mortality, and observation, weaving fragments that touch on farms, seas, and distant meetings amid unclear references.
Local residents note pastor and family leaving town
Corinth residents express regret as Rev L W Pease and Mrs Pease depart Montel ier after a period of community work. Ann Norris returns home after a week with her brother. Numerous locals and visitors are mentioned in brief courtship and visit updates across Bradford and Concord.
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L. W. Pease
Montelier
Ann Norris
Five Huntington
Slater
Arthur Tuller
Bradford W Tostay
Mise Raycraft
Narre
Cyrwe
Concord
Florence Judd
Kate Detioeh
May Mood
Meary Hantington
Woodfork
Acid Stomachs Are Dangerous
A historical note warns of dangers from acid stomachs and related remedies. It emphasizes medical caution and advises consulting professionals for symptoms or treatment. The brief item reflects period health advisories and public health concern.
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Porongiang
UNION
Ricker's Market Reports
Young America Itmathe
Kgwe
Vaney
Chotee
Prince Albert
Prinnge Albert Ceeat, Joy Smoke
P. A
R J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Wiesten-Sel
Deckaiee Eve J
de March
Howe
Minton
Penge Oo
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Moore & Owens Barre
Granite City Coal Yard
Granite Street
Lehigh
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