Hardware Store Ad Promotes Full Line of Goods
Local ad urges readers to call for information and visits to a shop offering a complete range of hardware tools paints tinware and enamel ware including a phone number 914 for inquiries and purchases.
10 Jul 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
1
Local ad urges readers to call for information and visits to a shop offering a complete range of hardware tools paints tinware and enamel ware including a phone number 914 for inquiries and purchases.
British forces advance along the Somme front near Ovillers and seize a defended buildings group. French troops strike Hardecourt and Mamelon while Bois de Trones woods are taken. German counterattacks fail to recapture and mine explosions occur near Givenchy as fighting shifts to new positions.
German assault on captured positions collapses under French and British machine gun fire and close combat. Despite heavy losses the Germans retreat while the Allies widen gains north toward the Ancre river. Military observers say the Entente now has the whip hand for the first time in the war.
A man with $150 in his pocket leaped from a moving Buffalo filer train to avoid losing a ticket for Wilkes-Barre. He suffered a broken shoulder and leg and is hospitalized in Harrisburg. In Richmond Indiana a drunken man killed two patrolmen while resisting arrest, then was shot in the hip and captured.
The submarine merchantman Deutschland reached Baltimore after a 15 day voyage from Bremen HaVen, carrying mail and 750 tons of chemicals and dye-stuffs. It plans to return with nickel and crude rubber, and was convoyed by the Timmons into port. Captain Kalrig led twenty nine crew aboard, while authorities tracked the strange visit as a neutrality precaution.
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