American War Losses in Public Interest
The Times notes reader help to identify Warrenites among casualties announced by the War Department. The updated roll lists 238 American Expeditionary Forces casualties with 42 killed in action, 48 died of wounds, 7 from disease, 7 from accidents and other causes, 126 severely wounded, 2 wounded with undetermined degree, and 6 missing in action. Officers include Captain Walter McCauley and multiple lieutenants and captains from various states. a long list of names follows for wounded, missing, and dead, with locations such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Minersville.
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Washington
War Department
Walter McCauley
Philadelphia
Errit, Dunber
Wal
Keyport
N. J
Ney L. Piegieberg
New York
Paul E. Betowski
Waverly Nols
F. Langer
Brooklyn
Reginald B Delos
A. Towle Cistle A. Wasson
Carl C. Rice
Rolla
Capt
Jeromey
York
Wm. L. Chalmers Fitchburgh
Mass
Stuart Ellison McKeown
Fort Collins
Maxwell O. Parry
Indianapol Ind
KW. Stoffler
Alburtis
Jas
Muller
Asia
Walter P. Atkins
New Brighton
William J. Bauhot
Iladelphia
Bolton
Schurlki
Haven
J. Bushweller
Frank Rh
Pottsville
Amos Alber
MT. Delphia
Francis Edward An
Pink Pills Advertised for Nervous Disorders
An advert promotes Pink Pills as a remedy for nerve pain and numbness. Claims include restoration of leg movement and improved strength, with a call to visit a druggist or write Dr Williams Medicine Co for a free book on nervous disorders treatment.
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Tor. Wiblia
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Little Helen Johnson Dies at Sheffield
Ten year old Heleny Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Johnson died Thursday afternoon after a month long illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at St Anthony’s church Sheffield with burial at St Marys. Also notes on other local births people leaving for funerals and community notices.
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D. L. Johnson
Sheuield
Heleny Johnson
O. L. Johnson
Helen
St. Anthony’s Church
Sheffield
St. Marys
Roe Farnsworth
Dunham St
John Hoth
Afi- Nair
George Staryak
W. Main Street
John M. Jackson
Henry’s Mills
Use Kerosene to Run Your Automobile Demonstration
An advertisement touts kerosene as a cheaper fuel alternative for cars, claiming 20 to 30 miles per gallon and similar performance to gasoline. It promotes the Kero Karborator from Charles Lundquist of Akley, Fa Hom Phone Russell, Pa, urging Ford and Maxwell owners to inspect at a demonstration dated 7-30-61.
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Ford
Maxwell
Charles Lundquist
Akley
Fa Hom
Russell
Florida's Potential Wealth in Reclaimed Lands
Florida contains about four million acres of land awaiting reclamation by dressing, outlining a potential wealth resource for industry and agriculture.
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