Oldest animal and plant remains found near Helena
Dr Charles D Walcott reports near Helena Montana finds the oldest known animal and authentic vegetable remains. He notes crablike animal fossils previously found suggesting ancient freshwater crabs are widespread.
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Charles D. Walcott
Helena
Mont
Those Kindly Neighbors Quote Reflects Wealth and Virtue
An aphoristic remark from the Kansas City Star emphasizes that wealth cannot buy qualities like brains honor devotion and wisdom. It suggests money may dull concern for others and their hopes, highlighting societal values in a brief public reflection.
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Kansas City Star
Women Send Kisses and Tobacco Off to Twenty first Infantry
Mothers and sweethearts bid farewell to the Twenty first Infantry in Portland as the unit prepares to depart for the Mexican border. Women donate sacks of Bull Durham tobacco for soldiers, a common military comfort, while recruiting stations see a surge in business.
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Uncle Sam
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War events cataloged from June 1915 front pages
A chronicle of World War I actions from June 26 to 28 1915 notes German trench gains near Souchez Austrian submarine sinking Italian torpedo boat in the Adriatic British air raid on Roulers ammunition depot Germans capture Halicz Galicia Russians advance toward Bitlis French zeppelin hangars bombed at Friedrichshaven Italian forces seize area near Riva Ledro valley and Armenian steamer sunk with 29 dead including 20 Americans
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Adriatic
Roulers
Micharskanda
Austria
Zelltenkassel
Monte Croce Pass
Caucasus
Gob
Bitlis
Friendrichshaven
Aisne
Flanders
Teutons
Halicz
Galicia
Bug
Riva
Ledro
World War I Action Report June July 1915
June 29 1915 Teutons drove Russians across the border north of Lemberg and took Tomaszow Poland Montenegrins entered Socutari Albania Austro Hungary protested shipment of war munitions from U S June 30 1915 Austro Germans took Zawichost Poland Germans stormed Russian positions on the Grita Lipa and crossed that river Austrians repulsed attacks on Mon falcone Sagrado and Plava regions Allies took Turkish trenches near Krithia July 1 1915 Great artillery engagements along the Aisne Teutons captured Zamest and advanced between Vistula and Bug rivers French aeroplane bombed Zeebrugge and Bruges.
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Lemberg
Tomaszow
Poland
Socutari
Albania
Austro-Hungary
U. S
Zawichost
Grita Lipa
Monfalcone
Sagrado
Plava
Krithia
Aisne
Zamest
Vistula
Bug
Zeebrugge
Bruges
Frontline Updates From World War I Daily Dispatch
On July 2 1915 German forces led by the crown prince advanced in western Aronne. Italian troops captured Tolmino but Austrian defenses remained strong. In Gallipoli Allied gains held amid furious counter attacks. A Russian squadron defeated a German squadron in the Baltic theater. A Russian submarine destroyed a German battleship near Danzig Bay.
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Crown Prince
Argonne
Tolmino
Gallipoli
Baltic
Danzig Bay
Borough Reinstates Policeman Despite Discharge Recommendation
Sunbury Dispatch reports council restores William 3B. Hockenbrecht a policeman despite Burgess Kelser urging discharge. Kelser says the officer spends time at city hall instead of patrolling his boat, which Hockenbrecht conceded. Burgess then suggests buying a couch for on duty use.
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William
Hockenbrecht
Burgess Kelser
Sunbury
Dispatch
Philadelphia Record
Is Germany Hungry Discussion Cited by Saturday Evening Post
Excerpt from Is Germany Hungry? describes wartime shortages after Italy joins the war, noting the banana scarcity across Europe. The author recounts a trip visiting five major German cities and failing to find any fruit imports during the period.
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Italy
Germany
Saturday Evening Post
Death of Danish Poet Thor Lange at Sixty Four
Danish literature mourns Thor Lange aged sixty four a prominent poet translator and scholar who earned renown for Danish versions of Russian ballads and translations of Greek tragedies He served as a lecturer at Moscow University since 1876 and was noted for placing memorial stones at historic sites in Denmark according to the London Athenaeum.
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Thor Lange
Longfellow
Russia
Moscow University
London Athenaeum
Denmark
Atlantic City Rail Car Converts To Tango Vehicle
A funeral trolley car, once a respected Nac built craft, is repurposed by an Atlantic City railroad into a tango car with dancing facilities. This example of adapting to difficulties highlights the nation’s modern spirit as noted by the Kansas City Journal.
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Nac
Atlantic City
Kansas City Journal
On My Retired Life by the Duchess Newcastle
The passage extols a life of self contentment in retirement over wandering social life. It argues that self lovers find rest in solitude and constant dwelling, while self seekers roam from place to place, never at ease in mind or body, metaphorically speaking nowhere.
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Duchess Newcastle
Bristol School
Longevity of Parish Priests Across French Villages
A striking 800 year record shows St Thomas de la Filche with fourteen parish priests. St Germain de Val in Paris has had only three in a century, while Givren Argonne reports five priests in 134 years.
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France
St Thomas de la Filche
St. Germain de Val
Paris
Givren Argonne
Commencement Exercises for Colt Memorial High Class of 1916
The Colt Memorial High School Class of 1916 held its commencement in the auditorium with 19 graduates, 13 girls, and a large audience. Dr. Howard W. Church awarded diplomas as the Crown Orchestra played, and the class presented funds to the Domestic Science department. George C. Minard urged graduates to seek meaningful work, uphold ideals, and contribute to society, while the program listed 61 graduates across Classical English Commercial courses and a long roster of names.
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Colt Memorial High School
Howard W. Church
Minard
Colt
Eighth Grade Graduation at Bristol Grammar School
The Bristol Grammar School held its graduation in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Class of 61 graduates included 30 girls. Diplomas were presented by Dr. Howard W. Church. Henry W. Clarke of Newport gave the address. Twins Joseph Charles and Hugh Francis Kelley graduated. A Shakespeare bust was presented to the school by the class.
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Dorothy Clinton Springer
Lord” Handel
Helen Veronica Kelley
Annie Josephine Brogan
Sylvia
Shubert
Ernest Henry Webb
Bristol
George C. Minard
Howard W. Church
Bristol Grammar School
Colt Memorial High School
Henry W. Clarke
Newport
Rhode Island
Clarke
The
Phoenix
Joseph Charles
Hugh Francis Kelley
Patrolman
Hugh F. Kelley
Shakespeare
James Sullivan
John H. Bailey
R. I. Chorus
Amaryllis
Parlow
Class of 16 Reception and Dance Held Last Night
The Cass of 1916 hosted a successful evening in the auditorium with palms flowers and banners. Miss Louise H DeWolf designed the class banner with Colt coat of arms and 1916 figures while S Wesley Gladding created the motto banner. The reception committee and ushers included Mrs. Minard Miss Callan and Messrs Hughes Condon Serbs August Greenwell Boynton. The Crown Orchestra led by F M Straight provided music as dancing continued until midnight.
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Louise H. DeWolf
Colt
Annie C. Dimond
S. Wesley Gladding
George C. Minard
Sara C. Callan
Annie E. McCarron
John C. Springer
Cornelius Brogan
Archibald Dunbar
James J. Walsh
Prescott B. Paull
Dorothy Springer
Ernest W. Webb
Elizabeth C. Walsh
Josephine A. Brogan
British Heroine Hannah Snell in Royal Warwickshire Regiment
A fragment notes Hannah Snell nicknamed the Bruc eazon served in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment formerly the Sixth Foot and also in the marines as a pioneering female soldier.
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Hono
Royal Arwickshire Regiment
Sixth Regiment of Foot
Hannah Snell
Bruceazon
Marines
Valuable Ninged Land and road edge theory
Experts estimate unused lands along country roads can bear 500 bushels of corn per mile. Thousands of miles of European roads are only a rod wide, but the U S edge trimming remains largely theoretical.
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Uncle Sam
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