Season at Chautauqua Opens With War Era Address
The Chautauqua season opened with Provident Arthur B. Benton delivering the opening address. Roy Frink McNeigh welcomed attendees and framed the event in the war era. The program highlighted wartime leadership and the Ambulance Corps with plans for an upcoming open-air training cop. Friday and Sunday schedules listed Captain A Radclyffe Dugmore and others in programs through June 10.
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Freckles fade with double strength treatment claims
Advertiser promotes a facial remedy named thine or othine offering double strength formula to remove freckles. It promises rapid results using a daily application of a small amount, claims lighter freckles vanish and darker spots fade with a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes a beautiful clear complexion and asserts minimal quantity needed for complete skin clearing.
American aviator not killed in encounter over Paris
Norma Hall of Colfax Iowa, a member of the Lafayette flying squadron, survived a German air engagement near Paris though severely wounded. He fought solo against seven German planes, landed safely, and is hospitalized in Solsons Hospital with wounds to his leg forearm. He is reported recovering and credited with notable bravery during the combat.
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