Venice under siege as bathers watch gunfire and barbed wire
A wartime dispatch from Venice describes bathers in bright costumes at the Lido island beach beneath barbed wire and sentries. Artillery and anti aircraft fire shadow the scene as Italians and Venetians endure a city living between leisure and war. Sentries guard the water from the Piave mouth while temporary shelters and sandbags dot St Mark’s area amid nightly air raid alerts.
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Vegetable Croquettes From Leftover Meatless Days
A narrator describes using leftover vegetables pota toas baeta carrots morn beans and croutons to make vegetable croquettes. chopped vegetables are seasoned with sage salt and pepper formed into croquettes fried in hot butter substitute and served with a piquant sauce.
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Latimer and Loor Obituaries in Washington Loudoun Area
Notices report deaths of Joseph Ridney Latimer aged fifty at home on September 2 1918 and Mary Loor wife of Benjamin Taor at her residence September 1 1918. Latimer funeral planned September 5 at 3 pm from 1414 Massachusetts Avenue NW Cleveland Park.
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Homeopathic Hospital
Washington
Joseph Ridney
Kate Roves Latimer
Ite
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Cleveland Park
Baltimore
Loor
Twefth
Minnid
Benjamin Taar
Rock Creek
Jordan
Georgetown Hospital
Rod Bet
New York
Fighting Elements and Undersea Enemy A London Vessel Encounters Submarine
The London Observer reports a London ship zigzagging through a storm to evade a submarine. A damaged steering gear and emergency helm heighten danger as the ship dodges attacks for nearly two hours until the submarine is ultimately driven to dive and surface disabled before the British vessel escapes.
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London Observer
London
Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr Views Housing Site
Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr and the YWCA housing committee inspected a site at E and North Capital NW for a hotel for transient women near Union Station Plaza. Mrs Rockefeller also visited new vacation homes at Silver Spring and Rockville Road as plans move forward.
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Washington
Wax Work Council
Young Women's Christian Association
Wire
Rockefeller
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New York
YW Oca
Union Station Plaza
North Capital Northwest
Silver Spring
Rockville Road
Fess Accepting Republican Campaign Chair Post Delayed
A telegram from Representative Fess announcing his acceptance of the chairmanship of the Republican congressional campaign committee was sent from Chicago Monday and delivered to the committee secretary yesterday. The committee postponed the formal selection of Fess as chairman until Friday.
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Nepublican Congressional Campaigy Committee
Chicago
Grain and Live Stock Prices in Baltimore Sept
Grain and live stock prices across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia are listed with ranges for oats, corn, wheat, and barley. Poultry and eggs prices for western Maryland and nearby areas are included, along with regional hogs, cattle, and sheep quotes from Chicago and other markets.
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Maryland and Virginia city officials reshuffle posts
Washington Post reports in Alexandria and other towns that local councils reappointed and elected new leaders. Howard W. H. resigned from the First district council. George H. Warfield was elected to fill the vacancy. Harry H. Burke became president with C. W. Wattles as vice president. Clerks and messengers were reelected in some boards, while others postponed clerk elections. Other notes mention War Savings Stamps, wartime service losses, and local obituaries from Cumberland and Harrisonburg.
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Claude W. Fletcher
Charles J. Sullivan
W. d. McCaffre
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