Barstow Tailor Proclaims Fair Prices and Quality
A Barstow tailor urges railroad men and locals to oppose high clothing costs arguing that honest made to measure suits and woolen garments can be affordable. He warns against substandard fabrics and promises to disclose non wool options while tying savings to war bonds and Red Cross support. He invites quick visits before war taxes raise prices.
Americans Break German Marne Drive at Fossoy Dormans
American forces stake a bold defense and counterattack along the Marne river south bank except for a decisive crossing. They recapture positions, destroy German bridges, and force a retreat as 1500 enemy prisoners are taken with machine guns and field guns. Government circles express pride in the victory.
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