Casualty List for the DA in Washington December 6
The casualty list reports Killed in action 568, Died of wounds 210, Died of disease 28, Wounded severely 167, Wounded degree undetermined 183, Wounded slightly 167, Missing in action 1, Private records include names such as Decker Oakland and Salvatore Castratro Saiaon with statuses across KIA WIA and MIA reflecting the broader American Expeditionary Forces composition.
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Washington
Cultmanhding
Kijed
Sa Aceee
Hi Peivale Mart Me
Ipétal G
Oakland
Salvatore Castratro
Saiaon
Local News From Kittery and Vicinity
Kittery Point notes include visits by Mins Maret Mond of Yarmouth and relatives in Kittery before returning to Manchester. A grand concert and dance is planned at the Champernowne Hotel Friday evening. Various locals, including Mrs. Oscar Clath and Capt. Zachariah Williams, are mentioned with illnesses travels and visits. For rent, Mrs. W. W. Coffin's furnished residence in Kittery Hount is available by telephoning or calling after 6:30 p.m.
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Point
Dée
Yarmouth
Cabot
Oscar Clath
Nelson ‘Evber
Gordon
Myre
Hinery
William
Harbor Road
Zachariah Williams
Navy Yard
Gladys Fletcher
Stev
Clarence Haghney
Naver
Martha McCarthy
Wiese
Frank Prishee
Varm Kittery
No Er Emery
Feanels
Navy
George Giwmlson
Creckett
Boston
Kittery
King’s Daughters’ Come Convention Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a district convention notice for the King’s Daughters organization with scattered names and places. The readable bits reference a formal gathering or event aligned with the Mier njuaal Order and Haitian context. Details are incomplete but indicate a fraternal organization meeting.
Regional meeting invites members and non members
An alate street notice invites both members and non members to a Friday convention on December 6 at 10 am and 12 pm. The event will feature a Miteroatoudl officer and five State officers who will give addresses and be available for discussion. Lunch will be served at noon.
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Alate Street
Ie Connell
Aisa
Eteelion
James McCaba
Hartson
Clork
Exeter Excerpts From War Camp News and Local Mentions
Fragmented text notes Exeter people in military service and household economy staff, including Dever and McLoughlin, with references to Camp Upton and Camp Lee. Mentions Beentwood home, New Hampshire state college graduate status, and a high school inspection. Lacks clear events or dates.
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Exeter
Dee
B. Farmer
Bs Devel
Sweien McLoughlin
Household Economies Department
Ator
Dansp Devers
bern _oril
Exoul
New Hampshire State College
George PR. Whiteher
Public Astruction
Wi Isle
Exelts High School
Ebbarinthades
Rub Neuralgia Away End Pain With St Ineb Liniment
A vintage ad touts St. Incobs Liniment to ease neuralgia by rubbing into sore nerves. It claims quick relief from head to toe, promising freedom from pain with a small bottle bought at any drug store. The copy emphasizes painless application and immediate comfort.
Local food administration meeting in Dover
A Dover gathering Tuesday evening at the town hall focused on current world food conditions. The speaker, Boardman B. Doe, outlined the urgent need for conservation and cooperation across all communities in America, emphasizing shared sacrifice during wartime.
Herbal remedy ad promises kidney strength restore Haarlem oil
An old facetious advertisement warns readers that kidneys weaken with time and urges seeking the Haarlem Oil product as a national remedy. It mentions government charters, a dutch origin, and the idea of restoring strength, appealing to cautious buyers of tonics and cures. The copy uses dramatic language about health dangers and promises quick relief through a marketed remedy.
Concord Musically Blessed By Local Band Event
The article recalls Chesley Drew guiding the band at a family gathering in Andover, noting his 59 years of involvement and membership in a lodge. It mentions O. B. Gates and others, along with updates on Mrs. Heenehiaw and Miss Lawn, and reports the death of Jon Norton at 72 years old on the Lefthaven Road after a long life in Odeelty.
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Igilias
Eorke ‘Nowte
Concord
Daversovs
Excedldnt Mausle
Misa
Marjorie Boomer
Gevera
Moth Andover
Wavérevac
Dhueli Bey
Chestey
Drew
Shire
Lodge
O. B. Aiid Gates
Seidbow
Deon
O. A. Dammon
Shy
Misa Lawn
Hammon
Tras Bolem
Mass
Miss Tigtpmond
Rioward W. Shackley
Central Galle
Lois
Jon Mr. Norton
Léttteworth Road
Monty
Norton
Li Iluery
Odeelty
Peace Time Need for Highway Transport Reform Urged
Mr Hurley urges peace time improvement in all highway transport forms. He argues highways must support farm produce movement, feed hungry Europe, and sustain Allied logistics. The Transport Committee of the National Defence Council calls for efficient, nationwide highway and port facilities, streamlined distributions, and maintained channels to deliver goods promptly.
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MR. Hurley
Council of National Defence
Corman
Lng
Hogednauld
Chalemop Eibyard
United States Shipping Boak
Larny
Europe
United States
Washington
Transport Committeee Omnel
We National Defence
Washington, D.C
Goutlemen
Lienaltans
Amerisca
Aymera
Almiers
Athens
Mia Orient
Srtar
Bebhur
Mtord
Suimolatog
trAsapore
Fragmentary wartime message from US shipping leader
A garbled OCR style notice presents a wartime appeal from US Shipping leadership urging regional officers and crews to carry a message of aid across organizations and nations. The text names ARD MM. dLURLEY as chairman and references brothers in need abroad. The fragmentary lines hint at unity and assistance across ships and crews.
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Jo Selbbo
United States
Punleh the Former Emperor Extradition Debate Rages
The article reports on international responses to Wilhelm II ex exile, with Edouard Clunet arguing extradition is impossible while others cite potential expulsion or surrender. It notes Allied pressure, Clemenceau’s request, and the complexity of punishing a former monarch amid asylum rights, referencing the Lusitania case and various government stances.
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Georges “Clemendeau
Wrench Tremier
Wilhelm
Parle ‘University
Massion
Mouilis Aga
Ie Mian
England
Edouard Clunet
Ttn
Wilhelm Hohegollern
Thore
Ifolland
Aillen
Spain
Tweed
United States
Mr. Clermenceau
Pin
Unclear fragmentary text about time and people
Fragmentary OCR text references precious time, a child, and individuals including Pete Kurtz, with garbled phrases about money and urgency. No coherent event or clear subjects beyond scattered names.
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Adu
Ollara
Pup
Corgver
Pete Kurtz
Ladies' Art Society Meeting and Local Social Notes
Kittery notes announce a Friday meeting of the Ladies' Art Society with Mrs J Elmer Burnham presiding. Several residents return from visits to Hath and Exeter. announcements include family births, church choir rehearsal, and society gatherings. Members and friends are mentioned alongside moves to and from local towns and navy yard duties.
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Kibbery
Dee
Ladies’ Art Society
Avialt
Mia Stephen Wunder
Woodlawn Avenue
Shilbrick Avenue
Portemouth
A. Sinrvington
Water Street
Harold Chick
Yarmouthville
Kite
Athert Atfomeke
Exeter
Newy Yard
Whipple Ledge
Tlante
Wedarstay
L'Amoureaus
Government Street
Anchestor
Navy Yard
Ue Christian Ghveh
Weanesday
James Philbrick
Daniel “Donovan
Woulworth Street
Ghristlai Church
AML
Atom
Glgre Bhoniske
Exelur
Jennerle
Menivalst
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Manchester
Somers
Fred Brechelte
Beril
Mauchiesu
Duntam
Neong
Noi
Kittery Point
King's Daughters
Dover
Cbn
Arthur E.richardson Co. N. H
National Bank
New York Society of Architects
Harry A. Wood
Alt Kinde
Nerdora, Lebarere and
Masons
Tel
Lalington Street
HoNdia
Netherlands
Holland
Mbdal Haarlem
Nigvardli Geen
Boston Transcript
War Department
Congress
Theo Gradaatey
Ellerry
Paciat
G. Sis Jm
Amo
Folda
Branst
Baker
Jemima
Fleur
Coffield Tire
NASH
Sacco Garage
Market St
Pope
Pape
Lees
New England
Thomas Anis
New Hampshire Bank
Pleabant’ Street
Aamouth, N. H
Billings & King
F. A. Gray & CO
Daniel Street
Portsmouth
N, Hi
Nad Apne
A. P. Wendell & CO
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