Army and Marine Corps Casualties AEF July 30 1918
War Department reports 1450 total casualties among American expeditionary forces with 17 killed in action 11 died of wounds 15 from disease 3 from accidents and other causes 95 wounded severely one wounded slightly and three missing. Marine corps adds ten with five killed in action one died of wounds and four severely wounded. Names of officers and enlisted men killed wounded or missing listed with towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
James 8. McCloud
London
Eng
Geo. W. Berriman
Tampa
Fla
Frank Booma
Portsmouth
N. H
Norman D. Dubois
Mountclair
Goodwin Compton
Memphis
Tenn
Ft. Wayne
Detroit
Mich
Theodore Rosevelt, Jr
New York
Wm. J. Candon
New Brunswick
N. J
Robert
Newton
Kas
Johnson
Freeport
Richard P. Ludtke
C. Schmidt
New Britain
Conn
James P. Shea
Hartford Conn
Chas. Steinbold
Milwaukee
Wis
Max Straub
Hernanden
Harold N. Strom
Akron
Ohio
Fred Stuart
Brookfield
David B. Sullivan
Erik
Ned
Mark N. Trostle
Franklin
Grove
Frank van Guilder
Sacramento
Edward White
Baltimore
Gus Young
French Mills
Raymond Wolfram
Diverse list of surnames and veterans from wartime rosters
A long roster lists individuals with varied origins from M Dexter to Edward White and Gus Young, noting wartime statuses such as wounded, missing, killed in action, and noncombat losses. Additional local notices from Clarendon July 29 report visits and travel, naval entry, and community mentions across multiple towns.
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure for Hair Loss
An advertisement warns that dandruff causes baldness and promotes Parisian Sage as the quick safe treatment from J. B. Mullen and druggists. It claims the antiseptic liquid banishes dandruff itching and falling hair, encourages new growth, and offers a refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mullen
Great Lakes Travel by Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co
Daily steamship service from Detroit to Buffalo departs 5:00 p m and Buffalo to Detroit 6:00 p m. Detroit to Cleveland departures at 10:45 p m with next morning arrival. Summer day trips Detroit to Cleveland 8:30 a m to 4:00 p m. Weekly trips span Toledo Detroit Alpena Mackinac Island via coast line. Railroad tickets honored on D C steamers. 7-27-t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Detroit
Cleveland Navigation Co
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Alpena
Mackinac Island
Coast Line
Mackinac
Tanlac credited with curing Catarrh in Pittsburg woman
Mrs. Florence Bennett of 429 Atwood Street Pittsburg says Tanlac relieved her chronic catarrh and stomach and head problems. She reports improved sleep appetite energy and blood circulation and says headaches vanished and weight increased. Siegfrieds Pharmacy now sells Tanlac locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bennett
Atwood Street
Pittsburg
Siegfrieds Pharmacy
Emphatic promise of quick vigor from Bio-seven medicine
A nervous system student touts Bio-seven as a fast cure for fatigue and lack of ambition. He claims two tablets after meals and one before bed for seven days restore energy, confidence, and drive, with a printed formula list on each package and a money-back guarantee if goals aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
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Tex
Bertram Aaron
Paduach
Wilfred Albert
Augusta
Clarence D. Crabtree
Marengo
Ind
Frank Deaton
Clarendon
Ark
Monte N. Fuller
Wheelock
Wallace William Kellar
North Wales
Edward W. Larkosh
Providence
Donald C. Mackinnon
Gloucester
Mass
John A. Marble
Mosley’s Junction
Fred Watson
Roxbury Mass
Carl John Lautz
Blakemore
Barnesville
Clarence A. Clark
Euphala
Armstead L. Davis
Bowling Green
James Epps
Eustis
Rogers Franklin
Cameron
Samuel Jaffey
Waynesboro
Croston Pierson
Millhaven
Emmett L. Simmonson
Tamna
Joseph M. Sweetser
Haverhill
Theodore L.trouth
Dixon
Ill
Owen F. Tuohy
Tarrasonna St
Pittsburgh
John Wilson
Hannibal
Cook Arthur Goldstrom
Chicago
Kurney Page Wilson
N. C
Raymond A. Renkenberger
Berlin Center
Claytton A. Barrow
Hildren
S .S
C. Frederick Bartsch Warren
PENNA
M. Dexter
Wolfeville
N. S
Geo. W. Ford
New Eagle
Walter A. Guild
Mattapan
Clifford L. Herring
Rockville
Raymond B. Kincaid
Fairhaven
Harry McKenzie
Hartford
Edwin Martin
Chelsea
Bernard D. Murphy
Victor Rasmussen
Aheartstay
Denmark
Harry L. Smith
Boston
Winfred J. White
South Boston
Monongahela
Chester P. Ambler Wilmette
Ils
Anthony Balkus
Waterbury
Robert J. Banger
Wm. Bickerdyke
Hyde Chesire
England
Warren Black
Ottawa
Edward W. Martin
Damiens
Point Marion
Jos. W. Cames
Newington
Merley A. Jock
Anderson
John Cooper
Howard
Crosby
Archie Evans
Geo. R. Feeley
Natick
Joseph M. Feeley
Santos F. Fernandez
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ora Gillimore
Brant, Ky
George H. Gould
Dorchester
Charles Gueterman
Broklyn
Louis C. Gueriskie
Jos. C
Guilani
Philadelphia
Gray Hanrahan
Bridgeport
William Meyer Harvey
Shirley C. Nifong
Frederickston
Marino Panza
Albert Pascello
Quadri
Chelli
Italy
Frank Pavel
Tyndall
Rudolph Pavel Tyndell
Jesse A. Phares
Walla
Wash
James A. Phillips
Monessen
Arthur D. Preston
Malden
John L. Rethie
Yale
Idaho
Flaviena Rousseau
Rutland, VI
Ernest Co. Rowland
Allentown
Henry
Shipmen’s Eddy
F. A. Sopher
Sandy Lake
Hilburn
Jasper
F. &. Campbell
A. J Mooney
Warren
Arthur Carmany
George MacGinnis
Marie
Nellie St. Clair
Shipmen's Eddy
Monroe Walters
Mt. Alton
Floyd W. Bathurst
Navy
Ella Cochrar
Chautauqua Lake
Clyde Rich
Freemont
Dolly Beaty
J. C. Goal
Clarence Heald
Brockwayville
Helen Bathurst
Erie
J. Frerira
Syracuse
Ella J. Cochran
Geo. E. O’dell
Penn. Ave
Soldiers’ Monument
Dandruff
Market St
Gibson & Wilson
Pema
Baby
Pickett Hardware Company
Keasbey & Mattison
Cc. E. Spencer
Bell Phone
P.‘O. Box
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