Mexican Editors Learn of America
Kington, D.C., June 20. The current tour of about one hundred Mexican newspaper editors through the United States is seen by American officials as crucial to counter German propaganda in Mexico. President Wilson met privately with the editors at the White House and urged the speech be read in Mexican papers first. Officials say German atrocities stories shock few Mexicans, who have endured revolutions. the editors report American efforts, ships, munition plants, and gun works, proving the U.S. will win with the Allies. They emphasize Mexico will be told the U.S. determination to make the world safe for democracy and a large trained army awaits after the war. The visit is viewed as vital amid German influence over much of the Mexican press. The Sunday schools of Bennings county held their annual event in Shaftebury June 27, with about 1309 attendees.
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D.C
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Wilson
Belgium
Vu-Boats
Germany
Republic
Store Help for Farming Plan Urges Early Closings
Governor Horace F. Graham endorses a plan proposed by state labor agent Frederick Bickford to close stores and offices three afternoons weekly to help farmers with haying and harvest. The plan seeks uniform hours and local committee action on pay and transport, with 60 villages already arranging assistance. Citizens are urged to adopt the plan statewide.
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Frederick Bickford
Bradford
Camp Vail
Axean
Bickford
Americans and French to celebrate jointly July 4 and 14 in Paris
Reported plan for joint Paris celebrations on July 4 American Independence Day and July 14 Bastille Day with American units decorated in presence of President Poincare and Clemenceau. Troops from both nations will march side by side and honor the aid given by Americans in stopping the German advance toward Paris. The French authorities spearhead the idea to publicly express gratitude, reflecting growing confidence in American soldiers after successful Marne operations and expanding roles as U.S. forces increase in numbers.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Unita
Poincare
Clemenceau
Fock
General Pershing
Whea
Americine
Marne
Won Pershing Citation Won by Brandon Volunteer
Won Pershing Citation awarded to Brandon resident Rent Johnson son of Mra Praseas Johnson of Union flaaty for under fire service with stretcher bearers near dressing stations. Johnson and accompanying workers aided wounded soldiers under fire, providing care and necessary stimulant to save lives. One man died after transport. Widowed spouse carried his body to burial.
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Pershing
Brandon
Rent Johnson
Mra Praseas Johnson
Union Flaaty
YMC. A
Toal
Oye Johnson
United States Troops Police Panama Under 1904 Treaty
U S soldiers began patrols in Panama under the 1904 treaty authorizing police duty to maintain order. The action prompted a protest from the Panama government to Washington.
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Jean
Panama
United States
Washington
Belgian Minister Destree criticizes Russia withdrawal
Jules Destree, Belgian minister to Russia, told Japanese reporters on. his way from Europe via the United States that Belgium withdrew from Russia because the Lenine government is not recognized. He cited German influence and social policy misalignment as key reasons and noted lack of peace, order, and respect for Belgian neutrality during his Siberian journey.
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Kyoto
Japan
Jules Destree
Russia
Europe
United States
Lenine
Amtye Dulore
Destree
Siberia
Sixth Monthly Educational Butter Scoring Report Released
The June scoring of 84 creamery and five dairy samples in Burlington shows summer weather affecting flavor due to poor cold storage and infrequent deliveries. Metallic and fishy notes rose. cream from cultured starter yielded two points higher than raw cream. The overall creamery score averaged 1173, moisture 14.4 percent, salt 2.67 percent. Next scoring set for July 15 with 90 plus scores published for creamery and dairy samples.
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Hastandry
M. RK. Tolatrap
V. TR. Cones
Burlington
Eugene Renudet
Vergennes
R. N. Sanhorn
Monroe
FA. Rist
Wilmington
Q. FR King
Washington
Ro H. Lawson
Wallen
Hanna Halonen
Warde Horo
T. BR
Morse
Danvilla
D. Smith
Fletcher
Porter Ayer
Barnet
LS. Kint
Wershire
King
East Goriath
M Lilley
Marshfield
Brown
Chelsea
Dodge
Pawlet
FE. Trajan
Swanton
Hillis
North Montpelier
M. Story
F. A’ Bdson
John Bond
East Montpelier
Hardwick
M. Shorehams
T. W. Kingsbury
Cavendish
Mr. Ci. Eastman
Lyndonville
C, E Tenney
Brattleboro
Artist Munsell Dies After Long Teaching Career
Brookline Massachusetts June 29 Albert H Munsell portrait painter who showed at the Paris salon in 1880 and again two years later died at his home today He was 60 years old and had taught at Massachusetts normal art school in Moston for thirty seven years
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Brookline
Mass
Albert H. Munsell
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Moston
Fruit-a-tives credited with curing long stomach trouble
Mas. F. 8. Stolz of 507 Sacro Ave Sacramento writes of ten years of stomach cramps and torturous pain. After trying a trial box of Fruit-a-tives her condition improved and she continued use for nearly a year. She claims the remedy saved her life and helped a friend avoid surgery. Pratt-A-Tives Limited markets the tablets in varying sizes through dealers or by mail from Ogdensburg NY.
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Sacro Ave
Sacramento
Cal
Stolz
Pratt-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Trade mark pirates threaten Latin American sales
Washington reports Dr Mario Wirrear of Cuba will visit the United States to discuss Pan American Trademark Bureau measures. The bureau aims to stop fraudulent registrations by pirates who register a product and then control its sales, forcing royalties or bans for manufacturers.
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Washington, D.C
Mario Wr Irear
Cuba
United States
Busine
Trier
North America
Latin America
Busines
William C Weiss
Pan American Union
Americas
North
South America
Hieirtele
Washington
Sunday Farm Labor Debate Sparks Rural Reform Tone
A Washington DC report from June 23 argues Sunday farm work is vital to farming and civilization. It contends Sunday labor supports crop yields, rural churches, and national progress, urging continued farm labor consistency and societal value amid religious and cultural pressures.
Home and Household Recipes and War Food Efforts
A column invites readers to share tested recipes including Oatmeal Cookies and Rice Bread variations sourced from local and external contributors. It covers wartime food production and civilian farming effort, noting soldiers' agricultural work in multiple fronts and encouraging home gardeners to contribute to food supply while supporting military needs. Dorothy Dexter signs off.
The Woman's Part in War Time Child Rearing
A patriotic essay argues that mothers must protect and nurture children as society’s core duty during war. It emphasizes mothers and fathers, teachers and preachers as a driving force, urging support for war bonds and child-focused sacrifices to secure America’s future and lasting peace.
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America
Trapshooters Tournament In Morrisville Hosts Vermont Event
The tenth annual Vermont Trapshooting Association tournament will be July 17 and 18 in Morrisville at Lamoille Valley Gun Club. $400 added money and prizes, 110 targets daily, five events of 20 targets plus two events of 25 targets. Entrance options: $3 per day with sweeps, $3 for targets only, $3 daily. Optional sweeps add $75 on first day. five events daily and $15 per event, $150 for both days. Money divided Rose system 5 3 2 1. Maurice is president, Woods secretary. Mail inquiries to M P Maurice, president, Morrisville.
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Vermont Trapshooting Association
Morrisville
Lamoille Valley
M. B. Maurice
R. B. Woods
M. P. Maurice
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