Nine more U S prisoners announced by War Department
The War Department announced nine additional U S soldiers held in camps in Germany. Names include Private Edward Thun of Syracuse New York and Private Frank Daley of Hyde Park Massachusetts, with others listed across Camp Stendall Camp Limburg and a camp in Austria. References to ranks include Lieutenant Harold H Gile and Lieutenant Clarence M Young among those reported.
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Washington
Germany
War Department
Alton Grabow
Edward Thun
Grape Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Camp Stendall
Paul Cairn
Vellacott
Camp Limburg
Frank Daley
Garfield Street
Hyde Park
Mass
Harold H. Gile
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frederick R. Hyde
Chester
James E. Morton
Sara Coffrey
North Hughsonn Street
Hamilton
Ont
Louis Pecerrilo
Auburn Street
New Haven
Conn
Charles B. Reese
Spring Hill
N. Gs
Lower Austria
Clarence M. Young
Alton, Til
Explains Profit in Poultry
Mrs Geofrey L Cabot of Beverly Farms spoke on poultry profit detailing daily care and management. The Beverly Farms speaker has kept poultry for years and manages every detail of their well being.
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Geoffrey L. Cabot
Beverly Farms
Poultry Care Tips Emphasize Cleanliness and Ventilation
Mrs. Cabot urges strict cleanliness in poultry houses as key to successful hen keeping. She says a 15 year old can tend 20 hens with supervision and weekly summer house washing with sulpho napthol or kerosene solution. Ventilation and roost arrangement are crucial to prevent conflict among hens.
Memorial Certificates to Heroes' Families
Within a few weeks families of men who have given their lives for their country in the present conflict will receive engraved memorial certificates suitable for framing from the Navy.
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Navy
Memorial designs sought for fallen service members
The War Departments at Washington announce a project to send metal memorial certificates to families and next of kin. The certificates will record the deceased’s name and organization, certify honorable death in service, and bear signatures of high government officials.
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War Departments
Washington
Fraud case ends with prison terms and fines
July 9. Frank v Til linghast, president of the Vermont Manufacturing Co., and L W Barber, general manager, were sentenced in Federal Court to one year and one day in a federal penitentiary or Atlanta and fined $500 each after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government by shorting oleomargarine by two cents a pound.
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New York
Frank v. Tillinghast
Vermont Manufacturing Company
L. W. Barber
Federal
Atlanta
American Enlists in French Army 1914 LaFayette Unit
The writer, an American, joins the French Army at war’s outbreak in 1914 and is later transferred to the renowned Lafayette Escadrille, detailing early WWI service and unit esprit.
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Lafayette Excadrille
What It’s Like in France During War Time
Perspective on life in wartime France describing morale among troops and civilians, food rationing, wine and rum use, hospital turnover, labor roles of women, scarcity of sugar and bread, coal costs, and belief in President Wilson. It reflects American wartime views and urges unity behind the war effort.
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Dorothy Canfield
Kansas
France
Poe
America
Dunkirk Bombardment Record Amid Air Sea And Land Attacks
Dunkirk on the North Sea coast has the record for bombardment from land sea and air. By July 4 alarms reached 400 including 211 without projectiles 159 air bombardments 25 land bombardments 4 sea bombardments and 1 dirigible raid.
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Dunkirk
France
North Sea
Irish shipbuilders set world record for 8000-ton ship
Belfast July 9 Workman Clark Co. shipbuilders completed an 8000-ton Standard ship in 15 days after launch. The vessel was launched at 9 am and by 8 pm the engines and boilers were in place, marking a world record pace.
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Belfast
Ireland
Associated Press
Workman, Clark & Co
Notable Figures and Guests Highlight Social Notes
Andrew Carnegie and his wife entertain neighborhood children in Lenox boosting spirits for a vacation. Henry Cabot Lodge to deliver the Tillman eulogy reflecting distant party views yet friendship. Queen Mary prefers plays over sport and writing letters. Charles Schwab recalls colleagues by first names during a Pittsburg visit. Bishop Gore and Rev. Guttery visit Boston, seeing similarities to England.
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Andrew Carnagie
Lenox
Liberty motor hailed by military men in United States
Sir Henry Fowler and Major General William Brinker praise the Liberty motor as one of the finest engines ever built. Theda Bara owns a French bulldog. Carrie Chapman Catt is heiress to Frank Leslie widow’s estate facing suits to block suffrage propaganda funding.
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Henry Fowler
William Brinker
Liberty Motor
Frank Leslie
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