War news from Pennsylvania towns July 29
Aerial gunner Finley Crossland left his dead wife’s funeral early due to delayed furlough. Others report republics and escape journeys, draft soldiers, mutiny cases, robbery accusations, and land condemnations for war plants across Johnstown Ambridge Pittsburgh Tarentum and New Castle with various individuals and events noted.
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Connellsville
Finley Woodward Crossland
Crossland
Tonic for Stubborn Ills of the Stomach
A testimonial notes Dr Williams Pink Pills cure stomach trouble building up strength and blood. Albert J Snell from Bemus Point NY reports improved appetite, sleep, and energy after using the pills. The ad promotes a free booklet What to Eat and How to Eat and sells pills at 60 cents a box through The Medicine Co.
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Albert J. Snell
Bemus Point
N. Y
Dr. Williams
War Losses List Shows Heavy Officer Toll
The War Department announced 199 American Expeditionary Forces casualties on July 29, including 47 killed in action and 17 died of wounds. The list names many officers and soldiers from diverse states and towns, with several reported missing or wounded, and Pennsylvania units contributing a large share.
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Washington
War Department
Hamilton A. Smith
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Clark R. Elliott
Springfield
Mass
Alfred R. Hamel
Atlantic City
N. J
James H. Holmes
Hendersonville
XN. C
Julius A. Mood Jr
Summerton
N. C
James N.C. Richards
Sewanee
Tenn
James €. Loder
Wilmington
Russell C. Hand
Sioux City
Iowa
Paul L
Stroudsburg
Donald A. McClure
Danville
Robert V. Hogg
Hanniball
J. A. Goad
Howard G. Mares
Charleston
W. Va
Walter B. Wanamaker
Columbus
Philip W. Davis
West Newton
Pennsylvania
Donald P. MacNutt
William Harold Starkey
Bustleton
Oren Clark Berlin Knox
Niccolo Bralatta
Shewanee-on-the-Delaware
Alfred I. Campbell
Spring City
Freston H. Carroll
Jamestown
Frank R. Collins
Philadelphia
Edwin G. Canfield
Nicholas Fuadzio
Rome
Joseph Hall
Mahoney City
Samule James McCullough
Pittsburgh
Edward J. McIntyre
Andrew J. Macready
Minersville
John H. Miller
Pottsville
Earl McKinney Murdock Franklin
Clarence Calvin Ritter
MacUngi
Harry Franklin Wolltz
Enola
Raymond Walter Welling
Clarendon
Leonard Langsdorff
Jerome Simonson
Scranton
Howard G. Daniels
Stanley Joseph Merook
Carl Joseph Hays
Franklin
Clarence 5. Berkheimer
York
William Elmer Brown
Roy Sylvester Crown
Huntingdon
Harry Estop Shybeaver
Edward J. Fitzsimmons
Joseph EH. Gallagher
Paul Glazer
Sharies R. Graft
Scottdale
William Palmer Franklin
Emil Plummer
McKees Rocks
George H. Sheeman
Ggorge A. Snyder
Norman Tate
Gettysburg
John Umstead
Rochester
John J. Wisnow
Providence
R. I. Orville Taylor Young
Warren
Edward Oakley Carr
Clarion
William Penniman Morris
Elizabeth
James Blaine
Birdsboro
English Industrialist predicts end of war by next year
Andrew Home Morton, London industrial engineer and president of the British Association of Rotary Clubs, said in Pittsburg that England believes the war will be over around this time next year. He stressed the remark reflects English sentiment, not a prophecy.
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Pittsburg
England
Andrew Home Morton
London
British Association of Rotary Clubs
Here's to the white blue and red in it
A period verse extols patriotism with lines praising purity and national colors red white and blue. It references heroes shedding blood for the country and womanhood guiding manhood. The piece closes with a salute to the American flag and the nation.
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Purity
Talk At Meet In Bradford Talk At Meet In Bradford
The northwestern division of the Pennsylvania Food Conservation Committee met in Bradford on Saturday afternoon July 27. Eight counties Elk Cameron Tioga Potter Bradford McKean Warren were represented with speakers including Mrs Charles M Lea Philadelphia state director and W D Todd Warren county food administrator. They discussed sugar and flour conservation and the program's progress with reports from directors and chairmen then formed a conference to solve organizational issues.
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Pennsylvania Food Conservation Committee
Council of National Defense
Bradford
Elk
Cameron
Tioga
Potter
McKean
Warren
Charles M. Lea
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hungerford
McKean County
W. D. Todd
Warren County
Colgy
State Grange
W. M. McComb
Fooo
Food Conservation Committee
S. E. Walker
John Siggins Jr
Mesdames Coy
Clawson Crooke
Brown, Doughty of
Corydon
W. D Todd
Herman Greenland
F. C. Eaton
Clare Rosselli
H. A. Hertzel
Harriette Rogers
Phosphated Iron Promises Nerve Strength and Recovery
An advertising feature promotes Phosphated Iron as a nerve food and red blood builder. It claims overwork and worry exhaust nerve cells, and that regular capsules restore strength, reduce nerve trouble, and improve life quality. Sold by Siegfried's Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Jess
Siegfried
Emphatic Claim Bio seven Restores Vigorous Ambition
A nervous system expert touts Bio seven as a cure for worn out fatigue. Two tablets after meals and one before bed for seven days can restore energy and ambition, with a money back guarantee if results fall short.
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Lees
Spend Your Vacation on the Great Lakes Travel by Detroit and Cleveland
Travel via Detroit and Cleveland with Navigation Co. Daily steamship service between Detroit Buffalo and between Detroit Cleveland with fixed departure times. Detroit to Buffalo leaves 5 00 p m Buffalo 6 00 p m. The Detroit Cleveland run departs 10 45 p m from both cities arriving early next morning. Day trips Detroit and Cleveland in July and August start 8 30 a m with 4 00 p m arrival, except Sundays.
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Great Lakes
Detroit
Cleveland
Navigation Co. Dail
Buffalo
Coastal Line Service Carves Four Weekly Trips
Four weekly trips run between Toledo Detroit Alpena and Mackinac Island along the coast. Railroad tickets are honored on all D. & C. steamers with T-27-t.
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Toledo
Detroit
Alpena
Mackinac Island
Coast Line
Mackinac
Men Wanted for Boiler Makers Machinists and Moulders
Struthers Wells Co advertises for common and skilled labor including boiler makers machinists and moulders with a recruitment date of 7 23 61.
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Struthers-Wells Co
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