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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

3

Woman Works 15 Hours a Day in Peru Indiana

Mrs Anna Geriano of Peru Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving backache fatigue and a crippling condition that kept her from standing. She says she now works from four in the morning through the day and still feels strong after using the remedy widely advertised to help women with similar ailments.

Peru Ind Pinkham Lydia E.inkham Anna Eriano West 10Th St Lydia E. Pinkham

AR Time Road Building Described.

Government highway policy stresses military and economic needs. A letter from Secretary of Agriculture Houston to Arthur Flemming outlines prioritizing essential roads, local materials use to ease rail traffic, and coordination by a new highways council with federal and state agencies.

Secretary of Agriculture Houston Arthur H. Flemming State Councils Council of National Defense United States Highways Council Department of Agriculture War Department Railroad Administration The Fuel Administration War Industries Boards Aba Office of Public Cnde Rural Engineering Department State Highway Commission Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering Highways Council War Industries United States

Kaiser Will Likely Accept Von Kuehlmann Resignation

Paris reports Dr. von Kuehlmann offered his resignation as German foreign secretary on Wednesday and a Zurich dispatch says the emperor is believed to accept it. Amsterdam dispatches describe anger in Reichstag and press over his admission of setbacks and vacillation as Germany seeks victory in the war. The talk centers on Von Hartling, Von Kuehlmann, and Von Payer as possible shifts in leadership amid pressure on Chancellor von Hertling.

Paris Hayas von Kuehlmann Hiation Fierman Zurich Journal Amsterdam Jung Herlin von Kuehlinaan Haas Jays Vorwerts von Hartling von Payer W. K. Vanderbilt Oakdile N. Y The American Red Cross Long Island

Cities Must Help in Food Production War Urges Duty on Citizens

Clarence Ousley, assistant secretary of agriculture, urged Virginia bankers that American farmers alone cannot feed the nation. He called for citizens to curb unnecessary work and wasteful services, stressing that every able-bodied person must contribute to war-time food production. He warned that labor shortages threaten harvests and emphasized strip for war by mobilizing men and women in essential tasks.

Virginia United States Clarence Ousley Virginia Bankers Association Old Point Com. Mort. Va Ousley Quiley Department of Agriculture Land Grant Colleges Attairment Gardaere Cnistey Department Armera

Subscribed War Savings Drive Ends Nationwide Campaign

Washington June 28 The nation-wide effort to purchase war savings and thrift stamps closes with national thrift day observed and President Wilson urged Americans to join the army of savers Secretary McAdoo announces pledges for over half a million dollars in stamps in the final canvass officials expect the total to double Officials emphasize saving strengthens fighting power by reducing labor and material needs and speeding victorious force against enemies.

Washington, D. C Act Wilson McAdoo War Savings Headquarters Ailoo

Pink Pills Promote Blood Health Says Mrs Grady

Mrs Grady of Lowell reports dull back pain and stomach trouble improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says the pills restore vitality, aid digestion, and benefit the nerves. The advertisement claims the pills build up the blood and help rheumatism neuralgia and fevers, available by mail or local druggist.

Ko Grady Ka Street Lowell Muse Dr. Williams Fr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady Wil

Bomb Plotter Rintelen Pining in the Tombs

New York report states Franz Von Rintelen, convicted German plotter, has been losing weight in the Tombs prison after Secretary Lansing refused Germany’s offer to exchange him as a prisoner of war.

New York Franz von Rinstelen Lansing Germany

Warden recommends transfer of Rintelen wealth holder

Warden Hanley told United States Attorney Caffey that for Rintelen’s wealth benefit he should be moved to another institution. He suggested Tuntelen, who financed ship explosions, held in the Tombs since last December for unrelated charges, as a possible transfer. District Attorney Caffey will send the warden’s suggestion to Attorney General Gregory.

Hanley United States Caffey Rintelen Tuntelen Gregory

French Leaders Receive U S Christain Aid Message

President Poincare and Premier Clemenceau welcomed Rev. Dr. A S MacFarland, secretary of the federal council of the Churches of Christ in America, who delivered a sympathy message from American Christians to France. They said it is a pleasure to receive the gesture and that American aid was animated by Christian spirit.

Paris Poincare Clemenceau A. S MacFarland Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America United States France America

Pershing to Send Regiment to Italy

Washington dispatch reports General Pershing has selected an infantry regiment to ship to Italy immediately under presidential order. The unit trains for France and will be swapped with a unit from the United States. The move signals only a first step in possible broader American infantry deployments on the Italian front. An American aviation contingent already serves in Italy.

Washington Pershing Italy Certary Baker France Haker

Wool Consumption in May Sets Year High

May wool consumption reached 74,000,000 pounds grease equivalent, the highest for the year, with April 70,700,000 and March 71,000,000. State breakdown includes Massachusetts 26,803,000 and Pennsylvania 74,508,600, while 22 of 76 schedules reported wool use and six reported none.

Bureau of Markets Clisses Massachusetts Rhode Island New Jersey New York Connecticut New Haryhire Olio Maine

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