Captain Boyd's Body Sent for Arlington Burial
The body of Captain Charles T. Boyd, killed at Carrizal, will be shipped this afternoon to Washington for burial in Arlington Cemetery. Accompanying him is K. D. Kielm of Kansas City, the late officer's brother in law. Lieutenant Henry Adair's body is held here awaiting disposal by relatives and seven troopers' bodies are expected to be buried at Arlington, with orders still pending.
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el Pato
Terss
Charles T. Boyd
Carrizal
Washington, D. C
Borial
Arlington Cemetery
K.D. Kiem
Kansas City
Tn-Law
Henry Adair
Allington
Amusements and shows listed with varied titles and scores
The page lists several entertainment entries and fraternal notices. Items include Oracle program titles with scores 13 to 11, Lyteum and Albimbra acts with mixed results, and Orden performances with two to one outcomes. Fraternal societies, meetings, and social notices follow, naming groups such as Children’s Aid Society, Quirire Ciob, Queen Esther Chapter No 4, and local church gatherings.
Freckles Removal Prescription Promises Fast Results
A prominent physician promotes a freckle removal treatment claiming quick, visible improvements with the英语 double strength ointment. The ad stresses a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask pharmacists for the product to erase freckles and restore clear skin.
Germans Fail to Hamper Food Supply Fronts
German cities clash with Central Purchasing Bureau over butter sausage and ham shortages amid border smuggling of rubber. Hanover council accuses the bureau of boycotting. Cologne and others buy independently. Potatoes secure, rye scarce, bread mixing not required. French holds line along Somme after hard fighting. German attacks repelled with heavy losses and minimal gains for the day.
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London
Hague
Central Purchasing Bureau
Central Bureau
Hanover
Cologne
Dresten
Chemnitz
Holland
Germany
Adolph Hadaco
Department of Food Regulation
Bureau For
Ste
Elaima
Autmit Sted Darelsn
Ars Tres
Paris
Teanly
Brusttott
Hem and
Moricourt
Clery
Estres
Reliny
Croers
Somme
Hens
Feuillers
United States Notify Turks Over Syria Rights
Pare July 6 Georges Lesmues former minister presiding at the foreign affairs committee of the chamber of deputies said that Premier Brand requested the American government to tell the Turkish government that France would not allow crimes in Syria to go unpunished and to address Syria's population revictuality.
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Pare
Georges Lesmues
Colonia
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Syria
Brand Bed
Herald
Plans for Peace Being Studied in Germany
German industrial and agricultural representatives formed a national committee led by Prince von Wedel to promote an honorable peace that secures the German empire’s future. The Koelnische Zeitung notes the aim is to awaken public understanding and avoid missteps, urging support and caution.
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Nerlin
London
Prince von Wedel
Koelnische Zeitung
Great Storm Moving North Across Gulf Coast
A tropical storm that battered the Gulf states moved into north Mississippi and heads inland toward the Ohio Valley. Peak winds reached 106 mph at Mobile and 50 mph at Pensacola with heavy rain possible farther inland. Reports of damage remain fragmentary but indicate significant toll on communities. many areas still tally losses and power outages.
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Washington
Gulf Wedneally
Mississippi
Weather Bureau Today
Mebile
Ala
Pensacola
Fin
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Mississinpt
Louleiana
Wrights Big Drive on Wash Goods Began at Nine This Morning
A large wash goods sale opened at nine with 9c yard Valued pieces at 15c and 25c, including Shadow Stripe Voiles, Flowered Voilennes, Crepes for dresses, and kimonos. The sale features wide selections and many fabrics under 50c a yard, with odds and ends up to 48c.
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Thore
Passenger Train Wreck Near Band Miss Kills Engineer and Five
Heavy rain crippled crops and rail lines. A Gulf and Ship Island passenger train derailed south of Hjattlesburg Mississippi at Band on July 7. Engineer Robert Thompson and five crew members died, with many passengers injured as wire communications failed.
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Beloit Alama
Hjattlesburg
Miss
Gulf and Ship Island
Band, Mies
Here
Robert Thompson
Educators Vote for Officers at National Convention
New York July 7 the annual convention of the National Education Association opened with a vote on compulsory military training in public and private schools. Dr Robert J Aley president of the University of Maine was named by the nominating committee for the presidency.
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Robert J. Aley
Maine
National Association
New York
Otficers
National Education Association
University of Maine
Bread Box Wisdom for Housewives Economy
A newspaper expert argues housewives waste less by drying stale bread to crumbs for croquettes and meals. He notes bread keeps 10 days when dried, and crumbs are essential for many dishes, saving money versus buying emollients and emblems.
Bread scraps baked into croutons and fillings endure
A long passage extolls using stale bread for croutons and fillings. It covers slicing bread into 2 1/2 inch squares for frying or baking, and suggests using crumbs for stuffed vegetables, croquettes, and scalloped dishes. It also notes French toast, toasted bread, and Brown Betty as uses for stale bread, plus a bread sauce recipe and a casual tale about a shop and shoes in London.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for female troubles
A testimonial from West Danby New York cites relief from nervous trouble and sleeplessness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims benefits for strength, irritability, backache, and drag sensations, endorsing continued use and recommending the product as a tonic derived from roots and herbs.
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West Danby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ferra
Lhele
Dewitt Sovcesavon
Wert
Danby
Lydia LE. Walham
Tula
Pinkham
A Bargain in Shoes and a Beloved Girl
A young man offered shoes to a girl, bought a 10-shilling pair, marked 25 shillings on the soles, and had a clerk friend insert a receipted bill for 75 shillings. The presentation occurred, and the sweets between sweethearts followed, though the girl doubted when she examined the shoes in daylight.
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Pana
Firl
London
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Oracle Theatre
Cleo
Madison
Alice Howe
Mary Fuller
Lee Hill
Lyteum—“Beeret
Albimbra
Morilo Stedman
Holmes Travel
Clayton
Orden
Mae Marsh
Berstane
I Bosial
Children's Aid Society
Sira
J. Fe Aper
Quirire Ciob
Mra
Dora Bowman
Women's Tenettt Association
Fac
Aise
Peranno
Alllen
Varia
Veateraay
Yeas
Clery-Mercscourt
Llage
Hem
Curly
Amon
Seventeenth Army Corps
Caronne Trout
Hhelms
Somma
United States
Kayser
Desses
Dreses
Wright
Lydia
E* Pinkham
Sylvan
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