War Anniversary Feels the Global Front on July Sunday
Editorial marks the fourth anniversary of Austria's entry into war against Serbia on July 28 as Teutonic powers hold defensive lines across Europe. Germany still exhibits strong resistance to Entente advances in France, signaling continued power. The piece urges sustained American effort toward victory without easing.
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Austria
Serbia
Germany
Europe
France
America
Call to Americans to support war effort with production
From the battlefields in France comes a plea to every American heart. The successes of American arms urge greater national effort at home. Each death in France calls for sacrifice, saving, and increased lending to the Government to fund soldiers and the war.
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France
Europe
United States
Reading War Bond Appeals and Patriot Involvement
The passage urges readers to feel personal involvement in wartime efforts through Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. It emphasizes national action in France, including logistics, gas and artillery operations, bombing, shipbuilding, and supporting Army and Navy campaigns.
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United States
France
Record Revenue Surpasses Estimates for Fiscal Year
Internal revenue taxes including income and excess profits total more than 3.5 billion dollars for the fiscal year, exceeding prior estimates by over 100 million and last year’s forecast by over 200 million. The Treasury credits American patriotism and cooperation in meeting war burdens.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Tur keys and Germany sever ties over postwar Romania fate
The morning reports say relations between Turkey and Germany have been severed over Bul Serbia being granted the larger share of Roumania after the war. The paragraph recalls a family torn apart by a quarrel about a seat the mother was to occupy that the father believed he had bought in a car.
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Turkey
Germany
Bul- Seria
Roumania
German War Office Reports Hindenberg in Good Health
The German war office states Hindenberg is in good health despite reports of serious illness. Doubts remain about his present condition as American medicine is discussed as not a strong German tonic.
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Hindenberg
Local society notes from Warren and Newport events
Local readers report visits by John Downey Rose Riley and Harriet Anderson in Providence New York visitors Helen Gallow Edith Harlow Catherine O Mara and Benjiyanna Carnes. Veterans and civic groups meet as Babbitt Post GAR welcomes Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias. Governor Beeckman entertains Senator Colt at Newport events.
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John Downey
Warren
Rose Riley
Philip Conley
Providence
Harriet Anderson
New York
Inlaw
Ralph W. Holt
Hope Street
Helena M. Duffy
Sergi Joseph L. Duffy
John Gallagher
New York City
Joseph A Hammall
Henry Serbst
Hugh F. Kelley
Charles H Smith
Jack Kenyon
Joseph A. Vietch
Bristol
Camp Upton
Quartermaster’s Corps
Camp Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
Babbitt Post
Gar
Burnside Lodge
Knights of
Pythias
Stephen Malone
United States Naval Air Station
Charleston
Helen Gallow
Edith Harlow
Detroit
Mich
Arce
Byfield
John Post Reynolds
Burton
R Lisingston Beeckman
United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Newport
Colt
Beetkman
Land’s End
Citys by-the-Sea
Senator Colt
Honow
City and area notes from a Rhode Island town
Local notices list visitors from Boston and New York City, a furlough homecoming, church summer school dates, cemetery owners meeting, vacation travels in the Catskills and New Hampshire, and updates on road work, missing car thefts, factory stock-taking, and railway stop complaints in town.
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James J. Connery
New York City
Margaret Hatch
Boston
D. J. MacCarthy
Wood Street
George R. Fish
Fort Rodman
First Congregational Church
Bernard Breen
Hugh F. Kelley
Charles Breen
Bernard Hart
Hopkinton
Mass
Winifred Walsh
Stella
Edna Webb
Narragansett Terrace
Riverside
James R Wood
Juniper Hill
L. B. Bradford
Church Street
C . Grammont
C. B Wilkinson
Catskill Mountains
William E.terry
Eastern Steamship Company
Queen Quality
Boston Favorite
Samuel S Drury
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Erdid Vermette
Bristol
Narragansett Rubber Company
Bridgie Breen
Annie Breen
Lincoln Avenue
W J Golden
Chicopee Falls
George W Northup
Reynolds
William . Seymour
State Street
Manchester
Patrick P Walsh
Congregational Street
Josephine
Catherine
Melrose
Chelsea
Cora Torrey
Ernest Torrey
Colt Memorial High School
Providence Telephone Company
Bert R. Dunbar
Olver Street
Earl Dunbar
Signal Corps
United States Army
France
Young Dunbar
Michele Idsteret
Kirkemuit
Warren
Dora Battcher
Woonsocket
Doris F Bicknell
Miss Bicknell
Miss Battcher
Patriotic Celebration At Burnside Lodge Opens Tonight
Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias plans an open patriotic meeting at G A R Hall tomorrow evening. Speakers include Charles F E Weaver James U Clarkson and George Williams with a Thrift Stamp booth run by Clarkson. The event highlights war work and Red Cross support amid nationwide celebrations.
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United States
Canada
Insurance Department of the Order
Order
Knights of Khorassan
Insurance Department
Department
Great American Order of Friendshp
Washington, D. C
Supreme Domain
Red Cross
Pythian Order
Pythian Sisters
Charles FE Weaver
James U Clarkson
George Williams
Providence
Clarkson
Tells on the kidneys and Doan's Kidney Pills
A Bristol woman testifies that overwork and household duties strain the kidneys causing backache and pain. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as effective relief, with Mrs Mary O Rourke stating they stop pains and cleanse the system. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the maker.
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Bristol
Mary O'Rourke
Bourne Street
Dean
Doan
Warren Cadets edge St Elizabeths in close 11 to 10 game
The Warren Cadets defeated St Elizabeths 11 to 10 in an 1 inning Sunday afternoon on Child street grounds. Pontes started for St Elizabeths, was relieved by the former St Anthony’s pitcher, and John Joseph finished as the tying relief in the 9th and 10th innings.
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Warren Cadets
St. Elizabeth's
Child Street
William Pontes
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Anthony's
Cadets
John Joseph
John Terra
Castro
Albert Marshall
Pontes
William Coito
Willam Simmons
Bristol
John Sylvester
Sebastian Bernard
Children Beg for Money Outside Newport Depot
Reports describe boys and girls aged five to seven begging near the Constitution street depot and the Newport and Providence Street Railway ferry, singing patriotic songs to solicit coins. Some children are seen smoking or spending money on candy and ice cream, with parents possibly unaware, prompting local residents to threaten action with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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Constitution Street
Newport and Providence Street Railway Co
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
The Blue Bird at YMCA A grand motion picture event
Maurice Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird, described as a symbolic life and afterlife drama, is showcased at the YMCA in a lavish film by Maurice Tourneur. The production features vast sets and hundreds of costumes with star performers Robin MacDougall and Tula Belle in key roles.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Arttraft Pictures
Maurice Tourneur
YMCA
Earth
Tyltyl
Robin MacDougall
Mytyl
Tula Belle
Local Shop Sells Small Medicine Boxes at Ten Cents
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sale of medicine boxes priced at 10 cents each. The readable text suggests a toy or household item promotion in a small storefront.
Navy Raises Age Limit for Enlisted Men to 40
The Bureau of Navigation raises the enlistment age from 35 to 40 and grants unlimited recruitment quotas to Navy stations. The move aims to sustain enlistments after draft boards were ordered not to release Class 1 men for Navy or Marine Corps service.
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Bureau of Navigation
Navy
Csowder
Marine Corps
Cheating the Public at Star Theatre Tonight
The 10 reel William Fox 1918 melodrama Cheating the Public plays at Star Theatre this evening. A girl confesses to murder under pressure of cruelty and oppression, faces a jury, and narrowly escapes the death penalty. Also featured are other selected photo plays with chocolates to be distributed. Wednesday and Thursday show Shackled and The Girl from Beyond respectively.
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William Fox
Star Theatre
Louise Glaum
Neil Shipman
Girl From
Weekly Grocery Ads From Fancy Creamery and More
This week shoppers see reduced prices on dairy and pantry items including Fancy Creamery Butter 49c per lb and Cooking Eggs 28c per dozen along with 12c Deviled Meat three cans for 25c and Can Corned Beef No 2 size 49c Also listed are Pork and Beans 115c per can Seeded Raisins per package Pears No 3 can Skinned Lunch Tongue No 1 size 49c Ox Tongue No 2 size 95c Sliced Beef 30c for 35c size jar Mayonnaise Dressing 30c and Sweet Corn and Tomatoes.
Property listing for J. F. Gilroy and John Temple Drury estate
An advertisement announces a house of 10 rooms with bath laundry piazza sleeping porch garage and garden land plus a bungalow. It also notes the John Temple Drury estate and provides tel 165 W for contact.
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John Temple Drury
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