Mobile Hospitals Organized for Frontline Service
Miss ae kh. Fewe. eon head of the army nurse corps is coordinating staffs for five ambulance sections to form mobile operating units. Each unit will include nurses, field kits, trailers, kitchens, and transport, ready to serve along the fighting lines as evacuation hospitals. The corps totals about 10 000 now with expectations to exceed 20 000 by year end, including 3 000 abroad and others in camps. Additionally a 24-person group operates in Washington dispensaries serving government employees. Fifteen emergency stations support first aid across executive buildings.
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Army Nurse Corps
United States
Washington
Bolshevism Seen as Global Danger Says Ex-Russian Activist
Vladimir Boutseff, a former Russian revolutionary now in Stockholm, argues Bolshevism threatens world peace. He claims Bolsheviks seized power with German aid and warn they must be defeated to save Russia, advocating a democratic government led by Cadets with leaders like Korniloff or Milyukoff.
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Associated Press
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Finland
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Dagens Nyheter
Uke Kornitoff
Milyukoff
Boutseff
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Warning Trespass Notice on Gould Armstrong Grounds
Public trespass warning posted on private grounds managed by Geo. J. Gould and N. F. Armstrong. The notice prohibits entry in any manner and is dated October 16.
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Geo. J. Gould N. F. Armstrong
Missionary and church membership figures from a church board
The Presbyterian board of foreign missions reports 1 353 missionaries on four seas with the United States housing 4 253 289 Methodists in northern states.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
United States
Italians Capture Three Large Austrian Hydroplanes
Italian forces reported the capture of three large Austrian K type hydroplanes, K 211, K 383, and K 388, each with three 400 horsepower engines and three crew. The K 388, shot down near Venice, crashed after bomb runs along Piave lines. all crew were wounded and rescued, with the craft towed to a naval base as a trophy of war.
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Naval Base
American Partel Raids German Trenches In June Action
Washington reports Pershing communique noting a Sunday raid on German trenches by an American patrol in which three Germans were killed and the enemy returned without casualties.
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Washington
Pershing
Partel
Draft law reshapes hall players to boost pennant chances
If the draft law requisitions all hall players, local managers could have a strong chance to win the pennant this year, as teams adapt rosters to new rules and competitive balance shifts.
Georgian Farmer Recounts Tanlac Relief After Twenty Years
M. B. Daniel of Route 2 Abbeville Ga says Tanlac restored strength and appetite after two decades of stomach trouble and nervousness. He gained eleven pounds and can work as before. Tanlac is sold in High Point by Hart Drug Co.
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Tanlac
M. B. Daniel
Abbeville
Tanlie
High Point
Hart Drug Co
President Wilson Expands Naval Cruising Grounds
Washington June 14 President Wilson enlarged the naval cruising grounds at Indian Head Maryland and the auxiliary grounds across the Potomac in Virginia by commanding about 200000 acres of land under the Navy Secretary.
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