Foch’s Tactics Hit German Retreat On the Move
War column by Heywood Broun notes Allied air superiority constrains German withdrawal as Mangin’s forces strike between Bailly and Fontenoy. He argues Foch aims to force quicker retirements and seize escaping guns and men, urging Americans to buy Liberty Bonds to aid victory.
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Heywood Broun
Broun
France
New York Tribune
Teutons
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Foch
Bailly
Oise
Fontenoy
Aisne
Mangin
America
Embattled Farmer to Lead Liberty Loan Drive
A patriotic call urges support for the Fourth Liberty Loan to fund food clothing and equipment for farmers boys in service. The piece honors farmer sacrifice in World War I and asks every agency to prepare to go over the top for the war effort and aid to the troops.
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Tife
Drum
America
Local Socials Note Weekend Visits and Moves
Mrs. Thomas Mahon of East Orange visits parents in Hightstown. Mauria Rabold visits sister in Roselle as P. R. Holman and George Peppler households host gatherings in New Brunswick. Emma Donaha of Cranbury Station stays with the Reckhills in New Brunswick. Jacob Heidinger confined at home with acute indigestion. Gilbert Youman family moves to Germantown Pennsylvania. Peter Johnson hosts Winfield Johnson of Perrineville and Johnson family from Somerville at Sunday event.
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Thomas Mahon
East Orange
Mrs
George Rogers
P. R. Holman
George Peppler
New Brunswick
Russell Rockhill
Peter Johnson
Winfield Johnson
Perrineville
David Johnson
Somerville
Charles Wilson
Asbury Park
Jacob Heidinger
Emma Donaha
Cranbury Station
Ruesell Reckhill
Social notes from Dayton area visitors and travels
Mrs Gumble returns from a visit with sister Mrs Lewis D Rowland and family. Mrs Frederick Heath visits aunt Mrs William Conover. Mr and Mrs Willard Hutchinson and family guests of Mrs Armenia Dey. Isaac Hutchinson visiting. R M Rowland registered at Cochran House Newton. Bessie and Hannah Schoenly visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs Leonard Smith entertained Englishtown friends. Richard Hubbard visiting aunt Mrs J W rover in Chicago. Bertha Osborn and daughter Marion return from stay with L M Heckman Jamesburg. Elwood Major and daughter visit sister Mrs Joseph Duncan. Mary A Ely staying with son Andrew Ely. Mollie Gobel and Elizabeth Kurz from Newark guests of John Sigle. Seymour Osborn and cousin Harry Terbell return from a four week trip to California, Canada, and various U S states.
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Bertha Osborn
Marion
L. M. Heckman
Jamesburg
Mary A. Ely
Andrew Ely
Mollie Gobel
Elizabeth Kurz
Newark
John Sigle
Seymour Osborn
Harry Terbell
Pittsburg
California
Canada
Middle States
The Best Plaster for a Lame Back
A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's oiniment bound on the seat of pain often proves more effective than a plaster and costs much less.
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Chamberlain
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