Weather report for Haven June forecast and regional notes
Weather report notes fair, slightly cooler tonight and Friday for Haven and vicinity. Connecticut area partly cloudy with moderate west winds. Storm central over Ontario moved toward Brunswick, caused minor shows in Lake region and North Atlantic coast. Pleas ather morning and east districts cooler. temperatures rise above normal between ty mountains and the Missis ons. cool nights and sunny days expected with favorable conditions.
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Connecticut
Ontario
Brunswick
Lake
North Atlantic
Rocky Inlains
Ty Mountains
Missisons
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Block
Boston
Cincinnati
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New
Mt Higby Weather Report and Odd Dredges of News
Mt Higby noon readings show 73 high 47 low 60 average with 58 moon, 29.32 barometer, 26 feet 9 inches rain, north wind and cloudy skies. The rest is a garbled mix of political and wartime items about shortages, ships, drink laws, railroads, and thrift stamps, with unclear connections or dates.
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Mt. Higby
War era reflections and transport industry shifts
The passage reflects wartime anxieties and policy shifts discussing government control of railroads, potential fare boosts from Interstate Commerce Commission orders, looming U boat threats, expected troop deployments to France, air raid sirens for New York, and concerns for merchants, bankers, and barkeeps as prohibition looms, with a tone of public caution and national resolve.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Milk surplus sparks price focus and reduced use nationwide
A milk surplus is reported in many areas while prices drive behavior as people buy less milk, a trend seen with everyday staples like potatoes. In New Jersey a hotel keeper with a German name was briefly detained for wiring mishaps but released with an apology after a mistaken hurry-line arrest.
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New Jersey
Citizens urged to watch for enemy designs
It is the duty of every citizen especially those employed on government work to keep eyes peeled and ears open for clues of enemy designs. Do not delay making your complaint. This is the time when no trifling should be indulged in.
Virginia Real Prohibition Hands Down Harsh Punishments
The piece argues Virginia enforces prohibition by punishing residents for liquor possession. It frames this as the true form of prohibition and criticizes the idea that voting for prohibition can coexist with widespread liquor. It suggests education will lead people to oppose unequal enforcement.
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Virginia
The People to Boss the Job
Detroit News argues the proposed city charter introduces recall to oust public officers, shifting government toward citizen oversight. It emphasizes immediate accountability, with the mayor appointing many officers and the people gaining power to fire officials mid term for better cooperation and public service.
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Detroit News
Detroit
Too Much Stretched Out
A Christian Science Monitor note highlights an alert American reader who observed repeated use of the word meanwhile in war preps discussions from Washington. The piece argues this usage signals a broader editorial stance and urges clearer, more direct language to reflect urgency and specifics.
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Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Blue Devils Arrive at Camp Devens for Welcome Day
At Camp Devens Mass on June 13 the Blue Devils of France arrived and were greeted with questions about their activities. French interpreters assisted as officers dined and the visitors prepared to depart for Boston later in the day. Major George M. Peek was named to a board replacing Lt Colonel Romyn as division inspector. Sergeant Joseph L. Campbell received a commission as first lieutenant in the sanitary corps and moved to another unit. Second Lieut. Robert Deming, the division athletic officer and ex Yale football star, was promoted to first lieutenant.
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Mass
Blue Devils
France
Boston
George M. Peek
76Th Division
Liberty Bond Verse Drive Seeks Poems for Fourth Campaign
Liberty Loan Committee of New England invites verses for the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign. Poems should be simple, lyrical, and patriotic, not exceeding four stanzas of four lines or two stanzas of eight lines. Submissions may blend religious or secular themes and must be sent to John K. Allen, chairman, 30 Kilby Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Berry Loan Committee of
New England
John K. Allen
Liberty Loan Committee of
Kilby Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Wooden Ships Power Upped In 1918 Navy Plan
The Emergency Fleet News reports 400 wooden ships planned for 1917 and a third of 1918 tonnage from wood, with at least 200 more ships next year totaling about 1,000,000 tons. Seventy shipyards operate now and expansion by 50 to 100 percent is urged as workers push wooden shipbuilding toward competitiveness despite standardization challenges.
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Boston Transcript
James H. Collins
United States
Injured Balloon Accident Alter Boston Tour Car
George W. Church son of John H Church of Boston was injured six weeks ago in a balloon accident and left Warner Ohio for Boston in the special car used by opera singer Geraldine Farrar. He is in a plaster cast with a broken back after the incident.
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Warner
Ohio
George W. Church
John H. Church
Boston
Cier
Geraldine Farrar
Church
Dr Alexander Lam Elected AMA President In Chicago
In Chicago on June 13 Dr Alexander Lam of New York was elected president of the American Medical Association at the convention. The event marks a notable leadership choice for the association as it continues its annual meeting and professional matters.
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Medical Association
Chicago
Alexander Lam
New York
American Medical Association
Sub-treasury
Dangers of Castiveness and Auto-Intoxication
A distorted fragment warns of dangers from constipation and auto intoxication. It cites symptoms such as headache lassitude irritability blues sallowness and blotch and notes long term effects like piles and nervous pressure. The text reflects a historic medical advisory tone.
British Nurse Decorated By King George
Miss Nora Fitzpatrick British Red Cross nurse decorated by King George for services during the recent Irish uprising. A sister of Miss Fitzpatrick was also decorated by the king.
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King George
Nora Fitzpatrick
Red Cross
Miss Fitzpatrick
A Soldier's Chances in War Time
Allen Alberts outlines wartime mortality and recovery odds. He states soldiers have 98 chances to recover from wounds, two chances to die, and 29 chances to an overall one chance. One in 500 to lose a limb, five extra years of life from physical training, and better care at the front. Disease in war is lower than in civil life, with ten to fifteen deaths from disease per bullets in other wars.
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Allen Alberts
Tury
Old Age a Crime Kidney Health Appeal
An ad warns that early aging signs signal kidneys failing to remove poisons. It urges prompt relief with GOLD MEDAL H kidney and bladder remedy, imported from Haarlem Holland, and sold by druggists in three box sizes. Do not take substitutes.
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Haarlem
Holland
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