Allied officers view German drive in elastic Haig plan
Washington reports say allied officers see the German offensive in France slowing as Haig pursues elastic defense. Major General March states the U S expects no alarm and British lines may hold with planned withdrawals. Analysts debate a possible objective toward Paris or a coastward pivot while reserves are held for a counterdrive.
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Washington
Gierman
Haig
Jondon
Paris
Berlin
March
Stat
United States
Douglas Haig
Leonard ‘Wood Beth
Senate Military Committee
Mactachlin
France
Snelther
Bliss
Amiens
Jef Nosle
London
Belng
Itiah Nea
Italy
Ithly
Russia
Coughs and Colds Warn March Dangers and Relief Advice
Weather shifts threaten March illnesses and wet feet raise cough risks. Mrs. W. H. Thornton of Little Rock Arkansas urges prompt relief to prevent sickness, praising Foley's Honey and Tar after her Hite boy's severe croup attack. A R McIntyre Drug Co endorses the product.
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W.H. Thornton
Little Rock
Ark
Hite
Foley
A. R. McIntyre
Stomach Troubles Attributed to Excess Acid
An old advertisement explains that indigestion gas sourness and heartburn come from excessive stomach acid. It recommends a temporary neutralizer used with water after meals and an antacid like Magnesia prepared for this purpose. The exact product names and instructions appear in the ad copy.
American Army in France repels mustard shell bombardment
American positions were shelled at six per minute with mustard gas last night but the defense held. Artillery fired heavy salvos destroying portions of the German front and other objectives. German planes claimed a visit but caused no damage. French aircraft later reported no enemy contact. Observers noted increased activity behind German lines and gevernment camo gear abandoned by a sniper was found. American gunners bombarded a tunnel and an observation post.
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France
Associated Preas
Usiag
Soldiers Welcome Mail Inspires War Effort
Salt Lake reports a large gathering at the Tabernacle where Lt. Herbert D. Mannay urged homefront support for soldiers. He emphasized cheer letters to troops, explained aviation risks and praised American resolve to shorten the war through unity, duty, and faith in God and country.
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Jones
Tabernacle
Herbert D. Mannay
U. S. Army Aviation Service
Camp Funston
Kan
Largo
Denver Street
Prothera
Cea
Maw
Teallty
America
Rich Ogden Bachelor Seeks Wife After Cure Claim
A clinic advertisement features Rich Ogden, claiming Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cured his stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments, and he now seeks a wife. The ad promotes the preparation as a simple harmless remedy and offers a money‑back guarantee.
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Mayr
Anxlova
Weekly Movie Lineup At Ogden Theatres
Tonight at Orpheum Alimony leads the divorce court drama shown with a witness photo. At Lyceum Marie Watcamp stars in The Ted Ace. Pantages features vaudeville headlined by Johnny's New Car. Shore Acres and other titles are listed for the weekend.
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Orpheum
Pantages Vaudevilla
Mollie King
Helen Gibson
Fatty Arbuckle
Shore Acres
German push on Somme strains Allied lines near Bapaume
German forces pressed toward Bapaume after crossing near Peronne as British and French units defended the Somme front. Haig reported fierce fighting along the front with heavy casualties, particularly around Bapaume, Peronne, and Ham Chauny, as German crown prince troops sought to outflank and force a withdrawal. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Germany’s aim to sap Allied sinews with costly assaults.
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Somme
Peronne
Hama
Bapaume
Wancourt
Haig
Bapauma
Crown Prince
Nesle
Guiscard
Teutons
Dapaume
Arlas
Peronne-Ham-Chauny
More Men and Guns for Haig Reinforcements Amid German Drive
London reports premier Lloyd George pledges replacements for losses with troops and artillery already in France or en route. Second stage of the German drive aims to push back British and French lines from Noyon to Rheims, threatening Paris. Official counts claim 43,000 prisoners, 600 guns, and vast machine-gun totals amid ongoing combat as forces retire to fortified positions along a 40 mile front.
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London
Haig
David Lloyd George
France
Roye-Albertine
Noyon
Rheims
Neste
Cuilscard
Somme
Bapaume
Preonne
Dapaume
Bertin
Foren
Arras-Albert
St. Quentin
Royce
Dria
Soissons
Paris
Terlin
General Wood urges more ships and raw materials for Allies
General Wood told Senator Chamberlain the Allies need more ships to move men and supplies to the front. He criticized American production pace and urged expanding raw material shipments to France for manufacture. He favored Liberty motors for bombing and foreign engines for combat planes and urged stronger army staffing and advisory roles.
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Wood
Chamberlain
France
Great Britain
America
Senator Chamberlain
War Department
General Wood
Pershing
Cwar
Zemo Sets antiseptic liquid for skin troubles
The E. W. Row Co. of Cleveland promotes Zemo as a five way remedy for acne eczema itch pimples and rashes. It claims rapid relief with minor blemishes clearing overnight and itching stopping instantly. Priced at $1.00 per bottle, it is advertised as non staining non greasy and safe for sensitive skin.
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E. We Row Co
Cleveland
Luxury left as medicines become cheaper ad
An advertisement notes cheaper medicines enabling indulgence in luxury and economic restraint. A fragment mentions a Baltimore American style claim and a wartime inventor from Ohio creating a device that converts music and rolling sounds into a single ukulele and guitar output, highlighting wartime tribulations.
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East Hoor Health
Baltimore American
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