U. S. Casualty List Names Officers and Wounded
Pre named four officers Captain James B Miller killed in action Lieutenant Arthur Ward wounded severely Lieutenant James Sle wounded slightly Nathaniel P Brooks listed. The roll follows with names of officers sergeants privates and a long list under action wounds and disease including Ambrose Xavier Bupatt and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Miller
Arthur B. Ward
James Sle
Nathaniel P. Brooks
James
Henry L. Daank
Szolt
Basil A. Timmons
Roland Cole
Oscar Johnson
William
A.B. Warren
Ambrose Xavier Bupatt
Pneum
Robert L. Chandage
Mania
Ornie Nichols
Barry Smith
James B
Edward Britton
Wil R Davis
George J. Duto
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Victor C. Friese
Naniel P. Brooks
Martin Eenenna
John M. Lorber
Cor Walter J. Brennan
Alfred P
Weekly Market Letters on Bonds Stocks and Typhoid Note
Reports from Lib Loan workers show fruitful efforts and satisfactory results across districts. Market letters note strong local activity, rising bond and stock quotations, and robust investor interest in manufacturing firms. A separate column discusses typhoid trends, contrasting Civil War, Spanish War, and modern army records with officials citing anti typhoid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter & Co
Hartford
Federal Reserve
Forthcom
American Brass
Niles Bement Pond
Scovill Manufacturing Company
Billfigs & Spencer Company
Pnt Fire Arms Manufacturing
Colny
Busi
Neighhood
Brisil Brass
Stanley Works
Landers, Frary & Clark
Peck, Stow & Wilcox
North Judd Manufacturing Company
Newtain Machine Company
Union Manufacturing Company
American Hardware Oporaion
Ternational Silver Preferred
Swift & Commy
Torrington mm
Syracuse Post-Standard
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
Fast Work In Mesopotamia and Palestine Pushes British Ahead
The British advance in Mesopotamia and Palestine accelerates toward a major operation. FromJerusalem to Bagdad progress speeds, with Deraia flank by sea and desert. Armies reach Samarra Hit area, 136 miles beyond Hit, and 490 miles from Basra toward Aleppo, threatening Aleppo and Suez routes. Georgians and Circassians arm for defense as Turks contend with southern danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesopotamia
New York World
Palestine
Jerusalem
Bagdad
Jericho
Amman
Deraia
Nablus
Samarra
Hit
Aleppo
Suez
Upper
Tigris
Palestine Army
VapoRub Claim Promises Fast Relief For Colds
The ad touts Vicks VapoRub as a home remedy for coughs, colds, and chest discomfort. It describes vapor and skin absorption benefits, offers a 25c 30 day trial, and notes no price increase from 25c to $1.00. It promotes use for children and adults with various ailments and emphasizes quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Vick
All Around Mechanic in War Shifts Industry Needs
The Iron Trade Review argues the war highlights the decline of all around machinists as operators lack broad training. It notes shipyards and allied industries demand skilled machinists, while apprenticeships once built versatile workers. Without such training, many so called machinists cannot read blueprints or use basic tools, risking production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Trade Review
United States
Gets-it-2: from the dance to corns and calluses
An ad copy touts Gets-It with dramatic lines about corns and foot discomfort. It promises relief from tight shoes and damp weather, noting big and small corns, between the toes and on the soles, using a catchy rhythm to appeal to readers.
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U. & Casualty List
Sanfords Ginger
Patriots
United States OF America
Liberty
The
Middletown
Middletown Savings Bank
E. Lawrence &Co
Chicago
4San
oOurphy
Hartman Drug Co
BORAX
Jewelers
Alea
America
Ipswich
Mass
Ipswich Mills
Ipswich Masba
Hoasery
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