Italians Rain Attacks On Austrian Lines In Mountain Front
Italian forces have extended operations to the mountain regions between the Piave and Brenta rivers driving back Austrians. They reoccupied the right bank of the Piave, captured prisoners, garrison posts in Monte Valdella and Punta di Ercavallo, and seized 7 officers and 1326 rankers along with 16 machine guns. Major actions paused until floodwaters subside.
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Save
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Monte di Valdella
Grappa
Elan
Trentino
Diaz
Vienna Still Boasts About Captives and Retreat Evidence
An Austrian official statement claims Allied losses reached 150000 by mid June with over 51000 prisoners since June 15 including 1100 officers. It asserts Italian forces are pushed back on the Piave and mountain fronts as Austrians report river floods hindering pursuit and surrounding Austro-Hungarian troops allied with Archduke Joseph and General Wurm around the Piave.
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Vienna
Fers
Stanedard
Hogar Rishag Agulh
Dlas
Tfx- Chatwe
Fadia
Archduke Joseph
Wurni
Baker Estimates Combat Troops Abroad in World War I
Secretary Baker says 585000 to 675000 American soldiers abroad are combat troops with rough estimates. He notes 65 to 75 percent of 800000 sent to France are in combat. He marks the first American Division’s landing anniversary and praises past-year achievements amid rumor of a czar’s assassination.
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Baker
France
Heinz Urges Per Week and Menu Beef Rules
Heinz calls for strict weekly meat limits to boil beef twice a week and serve beefsteak and roast beef only once on the menu. The policy aims to control portions and balance dining options across establishments.
Dietary Beef Restrictions in Public Eating Establishments
The guidance limits beef intake with a strict weekly cap. Home rules allow at most one pound of beef per week if necessary. Restaurants and hotels must not boil beef more than twice weekly, and limit beefsteak and roast beef to one meal each per week.
Remobilization Calls Mount as Draft Registrants Tallied
Provost Marshal Crowder urged governors to mobilize 220000 White draft registrants between July 22 and 25 amid broader calls totaling 24486 men from school registrations. The tally supports plans for 400000 more from the June 4 enrollment and ongoing assessments. New York leads state counts. Delaware and New Jersey show important quotas at Camp Dix and Crip Meade with Camp Lee allocations noted.
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Osiege
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Gienersl Crowder
New York
Fawa
Ohio
Delaware
Camp Dix
New Jerson
Bombed Canadian Hospital Leaves Nurses and Doctors Dead
A Canadian hospital near the British front was bombed by German forces. Nurses doctors and officer patients were among those killed or seriously wounded as the building shelters were struck. The hospital had housed thousands of wounded since March and bore red Cross markings.
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Edote
Beef ration rules for Pennsylvanians during war effort
Howard Heinz, U S Administrator for Pennsylvania, announces voluntary beef conservation limits for civilians to support troops and allies. Maximum 1 1/4 pounds beef per person weekly, or 1 1/2 pounds with bone, with pork and other meats encouraged. Hotels and restaurants barred from boiled beef more than twice weekly. beef meals limited to one to two per week.
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Howard Heinz
U. S
Pennsylvania
Heinz
France
Europe
Longwood Old House where Napoleon died on St Helena
The Longwood estate near Jamestown St Helena, once Napoleon’s prison home, remains dilapidated and small rooms ill lit. The reception room between two windows housed the dying emperor’s bed, a bust now sits there as guides recount his final days. Napoleon II later received Longwood from Queen Victoria in 1858 and restored it.
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Longwood Old House
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Jamestown
St. Helena
Tuileries
Versailles
Longwood
France
Queen Victoria
Napoleon II
Justice Office Notice for Lancaster County Licenses
Justice of the Peace Brive Ray issues notices for accounts marriage licenses automobile licenses hunting and dog licenses. Authorized agent for issuing licenses including handling sale and purchase of explosives. Prompt attention to all matters pertaining to the office.
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Eace Brive Ray
Lancaster County
Olease Addressed Attorney at Law Case A Diller
Case details list Attorney at law Jubiior Jf Tish Peace office at 53 N Duke St Lancaster Pa with Wednesday and Saturday hours and appointment only for deeds mortgages wills and estate settlement work plus general justice of the peace duties in accord with the law.
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West Main St
New Holland
Penn Township Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Company
Independent
Telenhoune
Justice OF the Peace
Bareville
Offce
North Duke Street
Lancaster
Duke St
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Orphans Court
Criminal Court
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Engisi
Ofee
Duke Stree
The Expert and Resistance to New Methods
The piece argues that experts, who tell others their current methods are flawed, face resentment as critique targets the reader’s lineage of work. It notes length of training increases bitterness and that experts are accused of impracticality, while presenting new approaches as superior.
Community social notes and visits across local towns
Peter Adair and a bride spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Koch. Emma Withers visited Lancaster as guest of Miss Auy Whitaker. Ada Leininger Carrie Troop and Lillie Coldren spent week-end with Mrs. Lillie Coldren. Mrs. John Demming of Mine Ball visited Mrs. John Brows. Residents attended a serenade after a prayer meeting. Red Cross festival attendees at Churchtown and Children’s Day service at Bridgeville noted. A Peach Hill youth with musical talent performed locally.
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Peter Adair
George Koch
Emma Withers
Lancaster
Auy Whitaker
Ada Leininger
Carrie Troop
Five Pointville
Lillie Coldren
John Demming
Mine Ball
John W. Brows
Jotn Sensenig
Culmen
Seneenig
Adv Leinidger
Ella
M. Sviverling
Red Cross
Churchtown
Bridgeville
Peach Hill
John Sensenig
Harvéll
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