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The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

2

War Front Updates and Casualty Reports Across Europe

Allied forces push from Chateau Thierry as Americans capture Bouresches and push toward Le Thilot while French troops wipe out Germans near the Mare. Casualties mount with 4 258 U S officers and 27 425 men reported wounded or missing. German losses rise as high command withdraws guards divisions.

Wealllywood Eben Swift Italy Soissons Chateau -Thierry Harpathian Atlantic Chateau Thierry Bouresches Torcy Maine Paris le Thilot Chateau-Thierry Mare Inianapolia Chase W. Fairbanks

Tea gowns replace dinner gowns in 1918 fashion turn

A fashion piece notes a shift toward tea gowns replacing dinner gowns as the English and French styles influence American dress. It highlights garden hats and pastel colors, the robe d interieur, and the British tea gown’s soft silhouette, colors, and home wear appeal. It mentions bowing to wartime economy, rainbow gowns, and Japanese inspired designs.

New York Fedus Mother Hubbard America Paris France McClure

German Attack on 20 Mile Front Faces Strong AM Resistance

Allied forces report firm defense against a German thrust along a twenty mile front with heavy resistance on two flanks. Canadian and French troops are said to be manning the lines and repelling enemy advances.

Cans Bavaria Paris Montdidier Noyon St. Just Compelgne Oise Ressons Sur-Matz Marne Chateau Thierry Soissons Flanders

American Ship Sunk Captain and Crew Missing

The Pinar del Rio was sunk seventy miles off Maryland. the captain and seventeen crewmen are missing while the chief mate Orkes and fifteen others landed at Manteo NC. A brief Navy dispatch did not state if the ship was shelled or torpedoed. Hope remains the missing boat will be rescued or found along the coast.

Washington Pinar del Rio Maryland Orkes Manteo North Carolina Norfolk Navy Department Vinland Virginia Capes

Quaint Boudoir Cap with Pink Crepe and Brussels Net

A pale pink crepe de chine cap echoes a French sillier style with a four inch wide silk band edged by a frill and insertion. The crown uses fine Brussels net over pink silk, divided into four segments by pink satin or velvet ribbons crossing at the center, adorned by a fluffy pink pompon.

Casualty Total of U S Expeditionary Forces

Washington reports Pershing lists 7 315 American expeditionary forces casualties to date with War Department confirmation. The tally reflects ongoing losses in World War I combat and related operations.

Robert E. L. Michie Rouen France London Denver Baker Ore Chamberlain Observatory Denver University Washington Pershing War Department

How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation

Ohio report recounts a woman who avoided surgery after doctors advised it. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her female troubles and enabling normal housework. Readers are urged to consult the Pinkham medicine company for advice before undergoing an operation.

Ohio Pinkham Caton Lydia E. Pinkham

Tramp Attacks Woman in Suburban Garden

A sturdy tramp entered a suburban garden where a woman tended bulbs. After she refused to give him coppers he persisted until a small dog barked. The woman restrained the dog and warned him away. The tramp fled as the gate latch clicked.

Jersey City Revenue Chief Vows Action Over Baby Bias

Commissioner James Gannon warns landlords who refuse to rent to families with babies that assessments will be raised to the limit. He vows to pursue legal battles if discrimination continues, stating the city stands with families and babies.

James ¥. Gannon Jersey City

The Reason Letter From Your Son

A brief note titled The Reason appears as a letter from a son addressing a parent. The text hints at a past age of eighty when it was written, suggesting reflection on time and memory. The fragmentary lines reference brevity and a personal tone.

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