Washington Expects No German Western Drive
The weekly review reports no imminent German offensive on the western front. Fresh divisions arrive, but fronts are held to defense with no major attacks seen. American troops conduct assaults in Lorraine and trench operations near Toul, while strategic focus shifts to communications and logistics in a prolonged period of inactivity. The note covers operations in Italy, the eastern theatre with Odessa, and Palestine where British lines advance north of Jerusalem.
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Paris
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Verona
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Odessa
Finland
Abo
Aland Islands
Palestine
Jorusalem
Merchant Marine Men Exempt from Draft
Boston officials announce a ruling by Henry Sloward that men entering the merchant marine training service of the United States Shipping Board are exempt from the military draft. Exemption lasts while they remain in merchant service or until reassigned after training, with status continuing for eligible American citizens.
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Merchant Marine Training Service
United States Shipping Board
Henry Sloward
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Merchannt
Aly Ameren Citlaend
Fragmented Textual Scene Describing Aesthetic Concepts
The passage presents a stream of fragmented phrases about beauty and artful manipulation. It mentions a mysterious Tyler figure, tumbling imagery of water, soap, and theatrical casting, with scattered references to a "Pistdoanteup" and sensory details like color and hair.
Will Take Over Dutch Ships at Noon Today
United States navy and United States Shipping Board completed arrangements to take over Dutch ships in New York Harbor. Transfer near noon will place ships under American control with Dutch officers treated as guests, inventories made, crews allowed to land, and options to sign new Articles under new management.
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Goigheer
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Navy
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Tutch
State Won't Pay for Ledyard Sheep Killed
Hartford March 1 Bien Cable Commissioner James W Whittle wrote to First Selectman John F Burton of Ledyard stating the state would not compensate for sheep killed by dogs owned by LatuySyo Maln in that town. The selectmen had considered $246 but requested about $400. Main reported 29 sheep killed three wounded 18 missing with carcasses seen on his farm. officials found no evidence of dog predation.
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James W. Whittleaby
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Vatican Observes St Patrick Day by Beatification
Rome on Sunday March 17 marked St Patrick’s Day at the Vatican with Jane Benedict reading a decree for the beatification of Oliver Plunkett. Monsignor O Riordan of Trird college praised Ireland paying a debt long owed to Plunkett and noted Ireland’s religious struggle and sacrifices for liberty across Britain. Oliver Plunkett was martyred in 1681 amid treason charges.
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Hartford Star Austin C Dunbar Dies in St Petersburg
Austin C Dunbar of Hartford died last night in St Petersburg Florida at age 68. A Coventry native and Hartford resident since youth he taught at Kalua and served in the local life of the community for 30 years. He spent winters in the South and Sutuba where he owned a plantation before illness. His daughter Mrs New Barney of Farmington rushed to St Petersburg after the telegram.
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Farmington
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Old Railroad Ties to Replace Coal in Rail Stations
Boston reports that worn railroad ties will be used to supply fires for hundreds of stations shelters and workshops where coal is not needed. In Lowell a larger portable stove will convert ties to fuel for next winter and officials estimate thousands of cords of wood previously discarded will be utilized this year.
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Heston & Maine Railroad
Lowell
Woman Found Dead Near Winsted Dam in 1920s Mystery
Local report states Miss Katherine Jtenelo, aged 1, was last seen near Ost night. Her body was found at Franklin Moore Moon ship river dam in the northern lawn area. She had worked for H C Buck at Two Breathers Inn in Brocklyn. Police investigation ongoing. case described as a homicide with unclear circumstances.
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H.C Buck
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Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the cure for dull lifeless hair and dandruff. It claims one application doubles hair beauty, dissolves dandruff, and prevents itching, with a small bottle available at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Mothers Here Interested in New Treatment
Local druggists offer Vick's Vaporub external treatment in 25c 50c or 1.00 packages on a 30 days trial. Mothers with small children show interest in a noninvasive vapor therapy that claims to relieve colds by applying the salve or vapor to chest and throat and using warm cloth for insulation.
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Ibrat
Alkali in Soap Hurts Hair. Coconut Oil As Remedy
An advertisement warns that many soaps and shampoos contain excess alkali drying the scalp and making hair brittle. It recommends plain coconut oil as a pure, cheap alternative that cleanses, conditions, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. A small amount of coconut oil moistens hair, creates a rich lather, and rinses out easily.
American Casualties in the Canadian List
Ottawa Ontario reports last night’s casualty list includes American names with wounded and missing status. Wounded include Hopkinson of Lyn, Mase, Goodlek, Bekowicz, and Harines among others. missing is E Harines with uncertain fate.
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Ont
K. Cngson
Greenville
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Hopkinson
Lyn
Mase
TB. Goodlek
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H. Bekowicz
Lynn
E. Harines
Hillowell
Yale Students to Pay Honor to Dean Wright
Yale faculty students and resident alumni prepare to pay last respect to Henry P. Wright former dean of Yale College who died last night. Battell Chapel will be open for funeral rites at noon on Wednesday. Arrangements in detail have not been completed.
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Tlenry P. Wright
Yale College
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Cenital Healed Compound Claims Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes a nasal and breathing remedy described as a fast acting treatment. It asserts help for coughs, colds, chest congestion, and sinus symptoms, offering a money back guarantee. The copy mentions broad availability and a worldwide distribution claim.
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