Hospitals of England Well Equipped by War Time Ships
Article notes hospital ships used by the Admiralty during war, including mobile hospital barges with operating rooms, ventilated wards, and medical staff. It describes dressing stations, stretcher parties, and the challenges of transferring wounded from fighting ships. A damaged Jutland dressing station was wrecked with casualties among crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorvon
Tebe
Admiralty
Hopital
Wortine
Jutland
Ohare Wan
Wil
NASA
Imre
Feemanke
Naval Hospital
Beulah Gleaners Elect Officers for Coming Year
Beulah Gleaners held a June meeting at Mrs. J. W. Critchfield’s home. Miss Mae Clixton led opening hymn and prayers followed by the Lord's Prayer. New officers elected: President Mrs. Louisa Keyes, Vice President Mrs. Belle Sheffer, Secretary Mrs. Fay Shellenbarger, Treasurer Mrs. Pearl Bell. Refreshments and piano selections concluded the gathering with several visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Shellenbarger
Pearl Bell
Mra. Critchfield
Mae Clixton
Plano
Mra
L. A. Thayer
Mra. Hom
Bubbe
Clarence Aller
Harold Ayers
William Shott
Bessie Taylor
Mae Cluxton
Mt. Yornon
War savings meetings praised for success in county drive
The bipartisan committee at the Chamber of Commerce reports War savings meetings Wednesday night were as successful as those earlier in the week. Assignments for Friday night include Dowda and Berry to Canterbury, Koons and Brentlinger to Wayne township, and Beam and Harper to Laberty township Grange hall. H C Smith steps aside as Canterbury district head. Fred C Bishop takes over while Smith remains head of the $1,000 club in that district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
War Savings
William M. Hanning
Paul M Ashbaugh
G. Dowda
P. A. Berry
Canterbury
Harry Koons
J. Brentlinger
Fredericktown
Anderson
Walter $. Ander
Wayne Township
Wand
Beam
Frank Harper
Laberty Township
H. C. Smith
Centerbury
Tote Aig
Fred C. Bishop
Mr. Smith
Memorial service set for former M P Church members
Memorial services will be held at the M P church next Sunday. Pastor Meg Burn will deliver a specially prepared Hermon sermon. After the service, church men will march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of former members.
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M. P
Meg
MM. P. Church
Re elected Cleveland school instructor to return home
Professor H. B. Moffitt of Cleveland was reelected as an instructor in the Cleveland schools with a substantial increase in salary. He will spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs J A Moffitt of North Main Street.
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Cleveland
Train Schedule Fragments Obscure No. 4B to No. 684
OCR reads scattered timetable numbers such as No. 4B 44 No. 46 North and South Bound with times like 4:00 and 9:06 a.m. 4:10 a.m. 1:03 p.m. The readability is limited but indicates a rail or bus schedule block with multiple routes and times.
Prices in the United States Hit Hard by War Times
A letter from C. Tim merman of Ashtabula now in Holland lists soaring prices and rationing in the United States. He cites pork at 1.10 a pound, beef at 2.00, coffee 1.80, tea 3.00, hats 1.75, hard coal 30 a ton, carpenters 0.45 an hour, natsons 0.50, and painters 6. The letter notes weekly food tickets limiting bread and potatoes and small weekly allowances for coffee tea and sugar. He urges a view of God’s country and comments on Chamberlain's Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. ‘Timmerman
Ashtabula
Holland
Australia plans broad repatriation for returning soldiers
A June dispatch outlines Australia's system to reintegrate war veterans, including wage subsidies for dependents, centralized repatriation ministry, technical training via national workshops, and housing and startup aid. It notes land grants like 700 acres near Echuca for a wounded veteran, and emphasizes sustaining soldiers who leave civil life to serve.
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Washington
Australia
commonWealth
United States
Aix
Pernine Henry
Wiliwe
Pheaard
Colpare
Galil Bol
Echuca
Freyol Faces Lunacy Charge
Leo Meedyl appeared before probate court on a hinkey charge and was released into the care of his brother. He was later taken to county jail and will be brought before the court on the same charge after being found near Fredericktown walking along the rail. Reports reached sheriff and Meeberieltown officials about his popular appearance and eccentric actions causing concern among local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Meedyl
Akote
Conty
Fredy
Fredericktown
Meeberieltown
Porto Rico Aids in Liberty Loan With Six Million Dollars
Six million dollars in subscriptions to the three Liberty Loans were reported in Porto Rico on June 6. About 700000 was subscribed on the island while most large subscriptions came from the United States. Sugar companies subscribed to the first loan in the islands, totaling large sums. One subscription reached 200000, and total subscriptions across the second and third loans reached 2860000 and 277?060 respectively. The number of subscribers rose with the increased totals. The Department of the Navy reported 4877 subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Préxa
San Juan
Porto Rico
Liberty Lomas
Squires
United States
Tata
Department of Pinatee
How She Cured Her Husband
A woman describes how her husband suffered stomach troubles for years until he took Chamber Jain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. After refusing at first, he finally tried them and improved rapidly with no lingering symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notchill
Von Capelle says US efforts in war futile
Vice Admiral von Capelle German Navy minister says American wartime aid and shipbuilding fell short in a Reichstag speech. He asserts US troop and ship output was limited, expects large freighter space for later needs, and notes promises not meeting wartime goals. He cites 1917 ship builds and postwar shipping plans amid Allied supply strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Horner
New York
von Capelle
Navy
Reichstag
America
France
England
United States
Entente Nations and American War Economy
President Wilson’s armament program prompts economic rationing as the United States joins the war effort. Germany’s submarine output faces delays despite Allied naval defenses, with supporters arguing U boats cannot decisively slow wartime momentum. The convoy system is cited as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
America
Leon
Capetle
Germany
Phipaa Certin Protection On The Nth
A fragment notes protection on the nth for hand and mentions a day when ships are not all out of cone voys, reflecting uncertain nautical terminology and unclear context.
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