Allied Attrition Pressures on Front as French Expand Lines
Allied and French forces report continued pressure on the German front. In France the Allies claim gains from Montdidier to the Marne with 2oo prisoners near Mosley and a strong point seized south of the Aisne. French operations west of Molloy yield the capture of an important ridge, while a major mountain height on the Italian front rocks Austro-Hungarian lines.
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von Hindenburg
von Ludendorff
France
Asiago
Astern
Albert
Fiostile
Arras
Robecq
Merris
Ypres Comines Canal
Paris
Aisne
Num
War Office
Montdidier
Marne River
Vinly
Mosley
Noyon
Curry
Ourcq River
Passy-En-Valois
Chezy-Vinly
Molloy
Osloy
Soissons
Doctors Failed to Help Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed
Worcester woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending years of monthly weakness and pain. After many doctors offered no relief, her mother urged use of the remedy. she improved, regained strength, and cares for her baby. The ad urges others with displacements irregularities inflammation ulceration backache and nervousness to try the famous root and herb remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. H. Stone
Bowdoin St
Western Union Strike Fears Prompt Proposals
President weighs rapid action to keep telegraph wires open as labor leaders push for a July strike. Western Union President Newcomb Carlton denies union ties among employees while predicting no worker response to the July 8 order. Washington circles say drastic steps would counter any walkout to maintain service. Samuel Gompers to confer with the President.
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Congress
Sims
Wilson
New York
Western Union
Telegraph Company
Newcomb Carlton
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Washington
J. Konenkamp
White House
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jefferson county figures aid at State Hospital and recruitment updates
County Commissioners John G. North and W. S. Sipley spent the day in Warren bringing a patient to the State Hospital. Four men enlisted by Recruiting Officer Raiser departed for Erie. Inductees John Arthur Munson George Mead Joseph Swanson and Clarence Mason headed to Cambridge Springs for special training. Poe able to be out, while George Siguard Milenius returns to camp after a furlough with his parents.
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John G. North
W. S. Sipley
Jefferson County
Warren
State Hospital
Erie
Clarence Mason
George Miller
Harry Anderson
Mike Liscon
Springs
John Arthur Munson
George Mead
Joseph Swanson
Cambridge Springs
U. S
Poe
George Siguard Milenius
Marine Aviation Corps
Miami
Fllrida
Camp Tomorow
A. Milenius
Nerves Unstrung by Rush of War Work
In war times people seek high efficiency to serve demands on air. Nervous fatigue risks breakdown, paralysis, or other disorders. Mr Thomas Wagner of Lowell,Mass. credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for better appetite sleep and steadier nerves, noting the pills enrich blood and nourish nerve cells. Your druggist sells them. price 50 cents a box, six for two dollars.
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Thomas Wagner
Marshall Street
Lowell
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schnectady
N. Y
Exhibition of War Relics Draws Local Interest
The Irish Shamrock exhibit of war relics opens in the Knapp building at two this afternoon with Allied flags and a display of photos, medals, and equipment from World War I. Notable items include a gas mask with oil scent, a Wytscaete battlefield payonet, German helmets, and a Lord French flag emblem loaned by Lady Kingston. The event, free to attend, continues tomorrow and features patronesses from local families.
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Knapp
Wytscaete
von Hindenburg
Germany
United States
Lord French
Lady Kingston
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
J. P. Rogers
James Brann
Logan
Ella Glenn
John Masterson
Nellie Lansbury
Charles Henry
D. J. MacNamara
Kate Hutchinson
Josephine Rankin
Fred Eaton
F. M. Knapp
American War Losses Public Readers Asked To Help Identify Names
The Times reports 49 American expeditionary force casualties with five killed in action and four dead from wounds among others. Officers listed include Lieutenants Norborne R. Gray and Carl Adolph Johnson. The list details killed in action, died of wounds, disease, accidents, and severe wounds, with numerous privates and sergeants named, plus one missing in action. The notice ends urging Warrenites to notify readers of identifications. A separate ad notes selling a new flag for the Fourth at 1.49 dollars per 400 feet.
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the Times
Washington
War Department
Army
Norborne R. Gray
Louisville, Ky
Carl Adolph Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
George T. O’laughlin
Racine
Wis
Frank A. Morgan
Litchfield
Conn
John M. Simco
Philadelphia
Richard J. Weise
Alfred Bruno
Yonkers
N. N
Jesse L. Dixon
Blackshear
Elle C. Jackson
Clarksvile
Ark
Morris G. Russell
Amory
Miss
Charles C. Foust
St. Louis Mo
Glenn H. Counts
Mulberry
John A. Dodds
Decater
Ill
James Jackson
Cordele Ga
Jermiah
Lynch
Brooklyn
James Palmer
Vance
Franklin H. Whittemore
Nashua
N. H
John Henry Dorman Jr
East St. Louis
Joseph Gallagher
Cagshamer
Ireland
Herbert P. Payson
Kansas City
Monte Purvis
Sumner
Louis Williams
Lexa
Michael de Marzo
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph Wahl
Hucherauge
Luxemburg
Martin H. Betty
Hooker
Oklo
Arthur M. Foote
Middelbury
Jesse F. Hubbs
Lamb Ill
Lucius
M. Cook
Mill Neck
N. Y
Guaranteed Liniment Relief for Rheumatism and More
A vintage advertisement promotes 20th Century Liniment from Newell Bros, claiming fast relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia pleurisy and other pains. It promises deep penetration without burning staining or greasiness and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not felt after one application. The copy invites readers to buy a bottle at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Bros
Emphatic cure claim for Bio-seven boosts vigor and ambition
An assertive testimonial promotes Bio-seven as a quick remedy for fatigue and low ambition. It claims nervous weariness from overwork or substances can fade in under two weeks with a seven day course and warns purchase money back if no improvement. The note lists the formula and urges physicians to trust it.
The Times Publishes Warren County Daily Circulation
The Times is the only paper in Warren County that publishes its circulation every day.
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the Times
Warren County
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Berson
Vinot
The
Comfort Powder Co
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Mase
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Newell Brothers
Pickett Hardware Company
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Goa
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Carver House
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