Of 187 Killed in War 14 Pennsylvanians Named
The afternoon casualty list reports 1 501 names with 187 killed in action overall. It lists Pennsylvanians among the dead and wounded, naming Corporal Russell Baker Shamokin and numerous Privates and Sergeants. Marine Corps casualties follow with additional deaths and wounded, including Sergeant Felix W. Jones and Harry J. Bostwick among the dead.
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War Department
Washington
Ce Eae
Esa Ee
Oesereressee
Russell Baker
Shamokin
Henry R. Archey
Pittsburgh
Frank B. Cagsell
Philadelphia
Harry F. Hunsinger
Nescopeck
George D. Keiser
Albertuss
Charles R. Kohler
York
Qperpars ¥. Sweeney
Marine Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Felix W. Jones
Harry J. Bostwick
William Johnson
Saltsburg
Anders L. Anderson
Smithville
Arnold C. Smith
Lancaster
John C. McCabe
Howard 8
Corydon
Paul A. Otten
Myer Stone
Melvin W. Bamford
Pottsville
Beare Alfred Buehler
Ridgeay
John Graham Gutshall
Carlisle
John Plehta
Uniontown
Alexander Levenski
Wycoming
Henry H. Sprenkle
Sellinsgrove
John Gabelhart
McKeesport
Thomas L. Marshall
Overton
John F. Tomasco
Hays
Frank O. Amon
Greenville
Reese Davis
Forest City
William Barbarski
Mahoney City
William Gburoski
Port Vu
Wartime Hair Remedy Promises Quick Home Coloring
An article promotes Orlex hair powder as a cheap at home solution to color gray hair to black brown or light brown. It claims a $100 gold bond certifies absence of harmful metals and chemicals and that the powder does not rub off or feel sticky.
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Orlex
Instant relief for indigestion comes with tablet aid
When meals upset the stomach causing sour acid bloating and gas relief is promised by a tablet product with claims of fast action. The copy notes headaches from indigestion and positions the tablet as the quick remedy for dyspepsia.
Pape's Diapepsin Quick Relief for Indigestion
A marketing note touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for dyspepsia and stomach distress. It claims the pleasant tablets relieve upset stomachs immediately and are inexpensive at drug stores.
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Pape
Mustarine Promises Quick Relief For Sore Throat And Colds
An old advertisement touts Begg s Mustarine as a mustard plaster substitute claimed to relieve sore throat chest pain pleurisy and deep seated coughs overnight. It asserts rapid, penetrating action and endorsements from druggists and physicians, with broad claims for rheumatic pain gout and foot ailments.
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Begg
U S Budget Estimate Shows Big Decrease for 1920
Washington reports the fiscal year 1920 outlay set at 7.443 billion dollars, down from this year’s 24.6 billion. War and navy needs total 5.212 billion, interest 893 million, merchant marine 679 million, with specific Department pins in the wartime budget.
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U. S
Washington
War and Navy Departments
Congress
War Department
Europe
Navy Department
Shipping Board
Estimated costs for customs and administration total near 120 million
Authorities project compensation or government allowances to run toward 120 million dollars. Ten million dollars is estimated as the cost of collecting customs and administering customs regulations.
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Congress
State Department
Treasury
Panama Canal
Interior Department
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
War-Trade Board
War Industries Board
Food Administration
Fuel Administration
Capital Issues Committee
Council of National Defense
Plots to Renew War Warned by Washington and London
Washington reports from London and Holland warn that former German emperor plans a federation to renew war. The Christian Science Monitor notes Germany remains unrepentant and seeks to deceive allies with reforms while preparing for future militarism. The task for the peace conference is to render Germany powerless to threaten the world again.
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Washington
London
Holland
Germany
Lusitania
Wilson
Science Monitor
von Hindenburg
Ebert
Berlin
New York City School Children Raise Record War Funds
New York City public schools with 22 000 teachers and 655 000 Junior Red Cross members raised 152 000 000 dollars since the war began through war drives and Liberty Loans. School girls produced 216 947 articles for soldiers and refugees, while sewing and knitting classes supported the effort.
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New York
New York City
Red Cross
Community workshop aims to produce thousands of medical aids
The text notes a sewing and carpentry effort producing 3,000 bed tables 1,000 ambulance boxes between 20 000 and 26 000 splints and many bed screens by next Christmas with sweaters helmets children s dresses mufflers and more for distribution.
Nine Filipino Doctors Graduate in Tokyo
Nine young Filipinos who studied medicine at the Imperial Japanese Medical College in Tokyo have graduated and returned to the Philippines to begin practicing.
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Tokio
Imperial Japanese Medical College
Philippines
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Clarence Wiley
Irvin L. Johnson
Pottstown
Keisel Smith
Skippack
Thomas J. Walsh
Sidney E. Estelle
Scranton
David Camesi
Clymer
Indiana County
Samuel D. Lindeman
John Rosso
Alvin Rutter
New Stanton
Miles H. Schick
Montoursville
Harvey L. Bowers
New Cumberland
Guiseppe Cinaglianni
Edard E. Coyle
Benton
Gregg D. Breitegan
Safe Harbor
Walter J. Fife
West Philadelphia
Charles William Freudenberger
Richard K. Hayes
Mansfield
James E. Burke
Bagler Earl Carson
Clarence P. Wallace
Wagoner Alvie
Weatherill
Jerseytown
William A. Gust
Frank L
Houseknecht
Hughesville
Elmer E. Riker
Strafford
Jim Andrews
Homestead
James Bannon
Harry B. Boland
Andrew Evanshaw
Hazleton
Thomas G. Graser
Allentown
James E. Taheny
Archie W. Wildasin
Hanover
John M. Shannon
Souderton
Martin B. Feldstein
Ernesto Fuso
Ellwood City
Arthur L. Timmins
Frackville
Howard D. Girton
Farrandsville
Augustus F. Heyne
William A. Hogan
Berwyn
Oscar Keefer
McSherrystown
Adams County
Paul M. Lusch
Dushore
Joseph Patrick Quinn
Dunmore
Williamh. Williams
Jacobs Creek
George C. Mippel
Milton
Wilkinsburg
Charles J. McGroarty
Pittston
Reuben M. Weaver
Saucona
Robert Fullerton
Daniel W. Hinkel
Gilberton
Irven G. Langer
St. Marys
Charles Soules
Farrell
James E. Starrett
Darby
Herbert Wall
Reamytown
John FE Batchelder
Blaines
Ralph W. Dunlap
Clearfield
Secondo Francisco
Vanderbilt
Frank Kossolike
Chestery
John Rudaitis
Paul Ingersoll Weaver
Freeport
Robert J
Cture
United States
Department of Agri
Celery
Mustarine
The
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Martinique Broadway
Pennsylvania Station
Wis
BELL
Masy
Market St
Harrisburg
Big R.R
Chicago
Etc
Fatima
Pennsylvania Terminal
Grand Central Station
Curcaco
Park Row
Union Station
la Salle St. Depot
Puttapetona
Broad St
Atlantic City
Reading
Penn
Cincinnati
Grand Central
Derrorr
Union Depot
Michigan Central R. R
N. Y
N. H
H.R. R
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N. Y. Central
Myer
Tobaree
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