German Offensives Hold Front as Allied Forces Press
The German defense stiffens as the Cracn Prince retreats toward the Lie Alsne river, while Allied French British and American troops push along the Vesie and Soissons fronts. Heavy bombardments continue with discreet local engagements reported near Solstons and along the lines west of Ithvims as Allies seek to widen gaps.
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Vesie
Soissone
Ithelms
Alsne
Quy
Sermblse
Solstons
Fismex
Muleza
America
Antinies
Gemiman
Maison
Champisney
Ithvims
Thetis
Alsie Dyer
Chemin Des Deuries
Germargs
Navaria Cave
Hig Seewly
Rhetus
Marshat Alg
Bavurin
Kittery Resident Injured in Auto Crash Near Me stare
A local man from Lock's Cove was struck by a car while riding a bicycle near Me stare of J.P. Bux vue, suffering a broken leg. Details are unclear due to damaged text. report notes a Saturday incident involving residents of Went and nearby addresses.
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Hee Kittery
B. Cohte
Lock's Cove
Ridliys
J.P. Buxvue
Frank Enissians
Us Fyefue
Daly Klitredsye
Uh N
Weekend Visit Notes Shared Among City Residents
The text records a string of weekend visits and travel among local residents and families. It mentions Mrs Arthur Fravis visiting relatives in Walker, Mrs Charles Farwell in Walker, and various others traveling to Portland, York, Sanford, and Boston areas. Several named individuals and addresses appear, with notes of extended stays and family gatherings.
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Slough
Arthur ‘Fravis
City
Histon
Mare
Charles Farwell
Walker Virest
Gguurgult
Uighter
Steurday
Anthony Walittiing
Goverment Street
Cartee
Jones Avenue
Mery
Darcrhler
Cavernment Street
Curten
Mira Jutla Skinner
de Tammoretis
Manchester
Vorlland
Sanford
Daniustaf
Vortland
York
Mra
Aube Eiowen
Charlea Mud
York Reach
Mina Iorutiy
Westworth Street
Pawly
Somerville
Osean Karetagton
Reho Street
Portland
Selec
Duishter
Mertan Shentyld
Neryl
Charles
Fratton
Farrington
N. Ft
Chien
Charles Treferion
Navy
Walter Te Bail
Crisavero
Wa Delia
Helge
Sarthe
Jubuegidile
Masa
Moni
Er Alvler
Mt Kean
Witon
Henry P Guard
Mivs
Paulie
Vorttind
Heck Mba
Wilma Lorke
Ringmoss
Plas
AbOul 22 of Chet Tittle Treenis slay wferyopn
A garbled fragment mentions Chet Tittle and a date but provides no clear event or names. The readable content is too incomplete to extract a coherent news item or identify a concrete incident or outcome.
Community News from Kittery Point and Nearby
Local social notes report visitors and guests including Mrs John Phaster and Mr Pred Luckey of Branford Mass, Miss Olive Ry dex of Nantichet and Miss Maxy Stinetfeld returning home. Church activities are listed with prayer meetings at the Migr Christa ehareh and Baptist Stupen, plus Ladies' Aid at Mrs W S Emory’s.
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Kittery Point
Ang
John ‘Phaster
Pred Luckey
Branford Mass
Jonnie Metounlt
Meaford
Mass
Olive Rydex
Nantichet
Mer
Jucea Mitty
Creek
Harry Neh
Shite
Maxy Stinetfeld
Marmburton
Christin
Christa
Roland Taster
Hogton
Mongty
Lack
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christian Etuwel
W.S. Emory
Rand Steste
Serger
Crockett
Community notices and illnesses from North Kittery crowd
North Kittery residents share updates on recovering relatives and upcoming visits. Families report improvements after illnesses, social guests from Dover and Newington, and a planned entertainment at the Peoples' Lottery Building with a program to be announced.
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Jantoy Teminek
Mauf Dover
Aethuy Pettegrew
Hany
Mfrs
Brooks
Hrooka Igus
Yayk Meneh
Exeter Exetee GOR summons men for Fort Seven
A list of Exeter residents called to serve with details of their origins and assignments. Omer Gagnow of Berry was among those answering the call, with names including Henry Bell of Nevily, Cid Withy of Londonderry, Lee M. Chiaptin of Hee pig, and others from Pymmingham, Chester, Danvitin, Salem, and Exeter. Final plans place many to Fort Sivenoyne, while families note wartime changes and local employment shifts.
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Syevenar
Omer Gagnow
Berry
Henry Ti. Bell
Nevily
Cid
Lowrenes
Exeter
Coat Artillery Worpa
Ealter
France
Harlow
Joseph
Comligs
Kothwrine
sMoyling
Cratval Heating Vent Plumbing Company
Meqrger
Connolrs
New York
Gene
Thie Academy
Ceorme
McTreyy
Lbs
Hospital Ship Warilda Sunk by German Torpedo
The Warilda, a hospital ship, was sunk by a torpedo in the early hours. About 13 confirmed dead with estimates up to 18, and 630 survivors were rescued. 509 troops and many nurses and officers were aboard. Survivors endured a chaotic rescue as the ship settled and water flooded the wardroom.
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Warilda
Stek and
Wounlles
Tye
Sceauitt
Tera
Mursey
Heey
Surviveys
Eloke Endish
Koveyliys
Mombres
Ogy
Waritla
Seirs
Kraneo
Sip
Sorth Woodstock Week with Tipsworth Brown Seabrook
Brown of Seabrook states he has taken a contract to supply 10 ons of Sivect fern to a medical firm during a state senior visit to Exeter viatpan Munday.
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Woodstock
Tipsworth Brown
Seabrook
Exeter
Munday
Brown
Child Welfare Campaign Aims to Save 100000 Infants Yearly
A New York era report outlines a voluntary infant welfare drive targeting 300000 children under five nationwide. It urges weight and height checks as the core step, to be performed by nurses and assistants at Portsmouth stations starting Aug 2, inviting mothers with children four or younger to attend.
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United
Newchampshire
Ghhdyons
Portsmouth
Plot to Assassinate Lenine and Trotzky Revealed
Amsterdam reports a Moscow telegram stating a plot against Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotzky has been uncovered. Security measures have intensified with doors closed to the public and troops maintaining a cordon around key officials in Moscow.
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Lenine and
Trotzky
Amsterdam
Germanisassnr Ag
Moscow
Qi Mriday
Woman Dies While on a Picnic in Marblehead
Mrs Dorothy Qo Finevsui of 18 Commonwendt Avenue Marblehead drowned while swimming with a party near Swan Toll Pal. Chaperone Mrs Emerson aided as several young women entered the water. Kelley shouted for help, police notified, rescue attempts followed.
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Dorothy Qo Finevsui
Tanae N. Myerson
Avenue
Mavernill
Mregeott Kelley
Are
Maf
Kesley
Kelley
Tayerhla
Patrohaan Wemayn VW
Foren
Iim
Divers U Boat Escape Tale From Naval Deception
London August 6 A dramatic account describes a German decoy U boat trap and a subsequent Allied ruse. Sir Bruce Codrue, naval adviser, recounts how a converted collier crew led to a near miss for the German deception unit. The incident ended with damage and casualties among the German crew.
Decoy Ship Battle Described By Sir Arle Bigg
An account describes a naval engagement where a decoy vessel ignited, crew and captains maneuvered under fire for hours. The Meccy class warship shelled targets, crew evacuated, and a chemical turret was torn free as ships maneuvered and horizons darkened.
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Tiny
Cormmiinas
Tve
Theos
Sir Arle
Submarines Reported Operating Off Atlantic Coast
Reports indicate German U boats and allied subs operating along the Atlantic coast with varied sightings and patrols. The text notes several ships and fishing vessels affected, with authorities acknowledging reconnaissance and patrols near the mid Atlantic area. details are sparse and partly garbled.
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Atlantic Coast
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