End of the Third Round Yet a Draw in War Lettters
An analytical column by Frank H. Simonds assesses the third year of World War I. It contrasts 1914, 1915, and 1916 campaigns, weighing Allied gains and Central Powers advances. The piece weighs strategic shifts, manpower, and potential outcomes, concluding no decisive knockout yet and outlining varying German and Allied perspectives.
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Frank H. Simonds
the Tribune Ass
The
New York Tribune
Gueharest
France
Marne
East Prussia
Artola
Poland
Serbia
Bulgaria
Berlin
Charapagny
Germany
Imeen
High Command
Italy
Russia
Ime
Levin
Buel & Gener
Saloniki
Austria
Trenvine
Venetia
Trieste
Pepe
Ube
Wwe
Fabien
Alii
Verdin
Elie HN
Uae
Tina
Energy
Henan
Lerestory
Trentine
Curlata
Lart Beim
Feady
Tiklig
Verdun
Somme
Rumania
Malkenhyyn
Mexico
Confederacy
Lee
Lunestreet
Sic
Rio Grande
Texas
Mexican
Vera Cruz
Ela Grande
Ruaglae
Erzeramin Ani
Gether
Armentis
Nrktish Digester
Rutelfanaa
Ern
Gillelaabe
Stanislau
Kolomen
Latsksimi Dubos
Asteale
Mreerum
Trebixand
Yaing
Deaton
Gorisia
Arawn
Britain
Miner
Dobroda
Rumanian
Constanza
Alliet Armes
Ayries
Tranaylyvania
Hee Jongs
Galleta
Dohrudju
Thas
Nongve
Ruma
Siemans
Pultenhayn
Turkey
Hive
Beittuh
Tive
Dawn Huthe
Finnede
Galiela Andun
Urepe
Wen
Ang
Bow
Rushia
Belgtum
Balkans
Vanes
Salantes
Danube
Romani
Carto
Sofia
West Rhine
Winter Window Garden From Le Woman's World
An old magazine piece extols indoor winter gardening with sunny and shaded window exposures. It lists popular houseplants such as geraniums abutilums and pelargoniums suitable for north, south, east, or west windows, notes temperature and light needs, and offers practical tips on placing pots in shallow containers to sustain plant life through cold months.
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le Woman's
Willy Hem
Mr Sneditam
Sopreus
Toni Dure Alton
Avery
Brazilian doctor builds antivenom to aid soldiers on frontier
Dr Vit Brazil the eminent Brazilian physician who developed Beverolaye an antivenom serum for venomous snakes is urged to supply his serum for American troops on the Mexican border. He heads the Instituto Serum Therapico at Sao Paulo producing specific serums for American tropic snakes.
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New York
Vit
Brazil
Grazil
Ton Toomey
Zoalogtet Park
Bronx
Nirate Ursnake
Regle Hl. Tost
Porta Riva
Roosevelts
Raymond Th. Ditmuars
Ditmuraty
Institute
Fat Lite
Albert
Initia
Immanlautian
Sao Panto
American Tropics
Onion flavored flour shocks New Orleans readers
A fragmented item from the Times-Picayune notes a flour made with onion flavor, sold at a cost of about $606 affecting Mr. Wise of Missouri. It describes onions entering wheat milling, impacting flour quality, and provoking public curiosity about the strange culinary mix and its producers.
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Orleana
Times-Picayune
Onlona
Lex Rise
Missouri
Poland
Wise
Wemil
Union
Mr. Wise
Ee Bie
Potatoes Bring Big Cash for Riverhead Farmer
Riverhead farmer Chauncey Young, owner of a large potato farm, sold about 1,000 bushels daily at around 1.30 dollars per bushel over several days, with 16,000 bushels expected this season. He also grows cauliflower and emphasizes soil fertility and disciplined farming in eastern Long Island.
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Long Island
Pothin
W. Chauncey H. Your
Riverhead
Ba Lows
Young
Algo Saigly
Newspanera and Autos and the Auto Industry Growth
A garbled jeremiad praising advertising value and American auto industry growth. It extols newspaper advertising, rail and highway development, and a dream of a vast car economy linking Maine to California, claiming benefits to workers and the nation while lamenting market issues.
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Ind
Amerius Huss
Brukuetion
Uwvertining
Couneey Funy
Fundy Und
Bute
Thie
Maine
Maliturnia
Ko- Waa
SAYING THE STENT AT BABLES PREVENTION GUIDE
An illustrated pamphlet from the national committee for the prevention of blindness explains that a major share of infant blindness is preventable. It describes neonatal conjunctivitis known as babies sore eyes, its rapid progression, and a proven prevention method using early eye treatment after birth with silver nitrate drops and antiseptic precautions.
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Stephenson
Tabies
Ly Neme Crede
Ori
Carlye
Bables
National Committee For the Prevention
East Twenty-second Street
New York
Vindication of Brandeis Examined in Public Notice
The piece critiques Brandeis and the court's influence on U S policy, arguing that railway capacity and pricing could shift billions in value. It cites advocates and officials discussing potential savings and efficiencies, while weighing the broader public interest and legal implications over time.
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Brandeis
Buluen Herald
Briaideis
Supreme Court of
United States
Raurenl Ptte
Caitrouis
Geomintes
Canilein
le Lee
Pennsyleanie Riod Gadset
Mis
Uiindutsade
Fompaanny
Milrondé Couhl
Abel
Dustley Brinstein
Chaotic Picnic Recap Misses Names and Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic Chicago event with scattered names and actions. The garbled text mentions a picnic, several unclear individuals, a judge, and various phrases about people and dates, but core facts remain unreadable.
Women Taking Li From the Chieagey Hiexsliys in Bevellrg
Herat fashion notes describe Miss Choo Maythelel presenting trends in The Bhie Baru theater. Mentions include Ebony Dele, North sige Hotel, and Heaters dramatic events at college celebrations.
Ver sacral fashion colors flood spring styles
A garbled Washington Times fragment hints at a trend toward vivid spring colors. It mentions women’s accessories and bold tints, describing fashion shifts and the desire for sharp, striking shades to define the season.
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Washington Times
Faye
Emma
Alicer
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