Army Officers Review Outlook On Western Front Movements
Army officers describe potential German withdrawal and Allied advance on the Vesle and Aisne fronts. French flanks push to the north bank near Solesmes as American forces maneuver near Saillanes and the Vesle. Observers note German defenses and retreat signs, with village ruins marked by signs and signs posts indicating expected German withdrawal and German artillery strength.
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Washington
Aemy
Vesle
Cnveral
Ecos
Vesle-Aisneriangle
Aisne
Solesons
Rhoves
Run Triples
Hae Whiteny
Ourey
Plans for Pallolic Play Week Proposed by Children’s Bureau
Washington Aug 5. Plans for a Pallolic Play Week to be observed in September or October nationwide were announced by the children’s bureau of the department of Indox. The chief purpose is to implant in children no link between patriotism and physical fitness, with celebrations linked to county fairs and carnivals.
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Washington
Children's Bureau
Department of Indox
Perporne Wille
Horticulturists To Organize In Oregon Conference
Western horticulturists plan to form a society for mutual exchange of ideas and to boost fruit production. Delegates from several states will attend sessions at Oregon Agricultural College with talks on cover cropping, soil improvement, and state crop conditions. A tour to Marys Peak and orchard inspections are scheduled for midweek events.
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Corvatth
Abs
Harelentturisia
Langly
O. A
Mondday
Tc. Merrill
Borvicul
Wah Agriculture College
Bennett
Idaho
T. Roy
Kelana
Driliath Coluabhia
I. Ta. Ringer
Bine Rela
United States Department of Agelentiiae
Tuveday
TR. Wf. Barnett
Washington State
Cologes
J. Kyamse
Oregon Agricultural College
W. If. Sandpoint
Tohhe
J. Weldon
Forttcuturg
Sacramento
Saks Lo Whippie
Montena Agriculture College
A. D. Slmmel
Hitrend
United States
Agenultures
B. S. Ketarer
Tritish Columbis
Balcatty
Oregon
Mary's Peak
Broker Indicted on 100 Counts in U S Case
A New York broker tied to a $19 million annual stock operation faced a federal grand jury indictment on 100 counts for scheme to defraud investors. Jurors allege he stole funds from dozens of investors while previously facing county charges of grand larceny. He was arrested last week on similar charges after claiming large personal debts and asks for bail.
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New York
Aug. S
Jarob l Herman Temic
Calm Rice Ie
Heralz
Jamaen W. Orborne
United States
Federa
Herzig
Eneiler Weharges Horas
Kumagae Struggles In Doubles At New York Meet
Ichiya Kumagae, famed Japanese player, struggles in doubles alongside Seichiro Kusuki in a special tournament. Opponents Theodore Roozavott Merl and Nathaniel W. On dominated play from the Oriental side, while American veterans delivered sharp, aggressive rallies.
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Ighiya Kumagae
New York
Ichiya’ Kumagex
64S IN THE STOMACH DANGEROUS INDIGESTION WARNINGS
A damaged 1920s style advice item warns that gas and bloating signal excess stomach acid causing indigestion and ulcers. It prescribes Magnesia preparations and a teaspoon of the remedy with water to relieve gas and pain, noting ancient home remedies and cautions against ordinary aids. It promotes inexpensive magnesia products as best for stomach upset.
Vladivostok readies for allied landing amid Siberian politics
The report notes a planned international landing at Vladivostok aimed at countering German advance. It cites a small American contingent and aims to avoid Japanese opposition as authorities maintain stability. City elections show moderate Bolshevik support at 69 percent versus 31 for the Tishevik. The United Siberian government collaborates with Czecho-Slovaks to form an army with allies to oppose Germany.
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Ladlyoelok
Vladivostok
Japaneag Itnd
Pavai
Raturus
Baureoire
Tishevik
Poliical
Siberian
Germany
Mie Czecho Sieak
Germans Guarding Line With Fear Amid Allied Attacks
The report details German defensive positions near the Aisne and Ypres sectors as Allied offensives threaten the front. It notes Crown Prince Rupprecht tightening defenses, potential front shifts, and delays in German counterattacks while observers assess possible retaliation and strategy.
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Associated Press
Nha Atsna
Aisne
Ariens
Montdidier
Ypres
Cierivan
Montdilier
Jean
Ayre
Albert
Lavarsee
Crermank
Vroneh
Nethune
Bananea
Tazonbrouck
Jara Feing
Gervaz
Mince Ruppyeehy
Nevarin
Te Allie
Spiseons-Rheims
Dtu
Iatg
Trent
Rupprecht
Lewis
France
Atlantic
Ir Nin
Nova Scotia
Plans Formed For American Military Aid To Siberia
The article details Washington discussions on organizing an Allied Siberian relief force including American, Japanese, British, and French elements. Acting Secretary Polk hints at a force of about two thousand, with General March to outline exact plans by midweek. It notes international cooperation, command arrangements, and expected participation of executive officers from multiple nations, including Japanese chief of staff General Daron Lywhara.
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Washington
Aug
Trunaleo
Alled Matiing
Nymoy
Ata
Polk
Miaiten
Revern
Avork
Jan
Setion
Assige
Daron Lywhara
Arny
Tin Jackin
Rhig International
Hina
Keiser
Europe
Ulna
Germany
America
Japan
Positon
Siberie
Weahington
Thle
State Department
Ald
Vladivostok
Tonquin J
Vindivostok
Bright
Austrican
Asiatic
Navy Department
Tt Wag
Uae
Toia
A Health Builder For Weakened Lungs
An old patent remedy claim describes a health tonic marketed to strengthen lungs and restore vitality. It cites prices of 50 cents to 1 dollar with distribution through druggists or the manufacturer, SCEMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia, and notes broad reader appeal. A separate fiction snippet follows a domestic scene ending with a line about a farmer’s daughter.
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Buider
Sceman Laboratory
Philagrithia
Different Woman Now Says Tanlac Restored Health
John Vander Wert of 202 Ballantyne Avenue recounts his daughter's recovery after taking Tanlac. He says she previously suffered loss of appetite, weight, headaches, and fatigue, then dramatic improvement after three bottles. He notes she now eats well, sleeps soundly, and returns to work with renewed energy. Tanlac is advertised as a tonic in stores listed.
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John Vander Wert
Ballantyne Avenue
Ilia
Hetlessa
Ant
Priselhe Tanlee
Talon
Onde
Molniyra Drug Co
Eccles Mdg
Ard
Hospital ship Warilda torpedoed off British port
A British port reported the torpedoing of the hospital ship Warilda early Saturday. The loss includes several women nurses and seven Americans among 200 officers and crew. About 650 survivors received aid and were transported to hospitals as trains moved away with patients. The blast struck the engine room and dynamo, plunging the ship into darkness and killing several in the engine room.
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Associated Arena
Warkare
Nua Ber
Nutsea Nod
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Freezone for corns claiming instant pain relief and easy removal. It touts a painless solution with minimal irritation and asserts a strong battle against tough corn and callus with a few coats. The copy features exaggerated claims and a druggist endorsement in period voice.
Selyra Trapped as Ship Fights for Survival in Dark
Survivors recount a perilous night as Selyra stranded after a chaotic rescue on a choppy Channel crossing. Many perished or died in the confusion while crews and marines battled to save the wounded, with boats crushed and a bow-to-stern emergency lowering of patients under gunwale. The ship drifted two hours, engines failing to stop, amid smoke and darkness as rescuers ferried the injured to destroyers. The ordeal highlighted heroic crews, a tense scramble for life, and a grim, tragic toll among soldiers, sailors, and civilians aboard the doomed vessel.
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Selyra
Additon
Ute
Uneil
Warlida
France
Ainister
T. &. Redman
Tommy
Peard
Makluz
Thanks From Col Webb To Ogden Officials For Band Visit
Col W C Webb extends thanks on behalf of the Regimental Band of the 145th Utah Field Artillery for Ogden citizens support during a July 4 visit. He praises the reception by city commission and public officials, noting the aid and enthusiasm from state committees and citizens that strengthened morale and democracy faith. The letter expresses gratitude as the unit prepares to depart for duty.
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William C. Webb Bay
Ogden
145Th Utah Eight Field Artillery
Jokter
Mrealf
Albeere
Stagnel and Loys
Irip
Utah
Subcommittee Tour Sees Notable Success
A brief report notes the committee tour achieved success with several positive outcomes. Key figures cited include committee members and local officials who praised the visit. The journey highlighted progress on planned initiatives and strengthened regional cooperation.
Victory or Defeat of Huns Means to Us All
Editorial urging united American resolve in World War I. It warns that autocracy in Germany threatens global freedom and that a German victory would doom democratic ideals. The piece emphasizes sacrifice, patriotism, and the need to stand with France and Britain to preserve liberty.
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Cwritten
Hildegarde
America
Germany
Britain
Alrugete
Fang
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