War Food Drive Urges United States and Canada to Grow More Grain
Citizens are urged to boost food production for soldiers and allies as Canada and the United States unite in a wartime appeal. The piece stresses farm labor, vacant lands, and cross-border cooperation to feed sailors, troops, and civilians, highlighting Western Canada and the U.S. Midwest as key grain regions. It emphasizes patriotism, unity, and practical support to hasten the war’s end.
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mallor
United States
tlefielda
Flanders
steppes
Canada
Great
Britain
France
al- Iles
United '‘States
Sermon Bouts and Missing Song at Camp Meeting
A camp meeting scene described by the Christian Herald portrays hats used as collection baskets and a preacher asking for a song title "While the Hats Are Coming In" as the pianist struggles to find it. The exchange highlights humorous misreadings and a light moment during worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Herald
Heal Baby With Cuticura Bath And Ointment Advert
An advertisement promotes Cuticura bath and ointment for irritated baby skin with a free sample offer by mail. Also notes a town policy turning away tramps, declaring no aid will be provided and warning the public to avoid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aleepa
Cutiura
Dept
Boston
Sidney in Love and Bravery at the Hospital
Sidney, a hospital probationer, faces accusation and heartbreak as Dr Max Wilson's orbit draws in. Amid jealousy from Carlotta Harrison and Christine Lorens, she battles scandal, supports a wounded Joe Drummond, and confronts whether to stay in nursing or quit as the drama tightens around her.
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K. LeMoyne
Rome
Alddoy
Anna
Harter & fashionnstic
Max Wilson
brillant
Sidney
K. fovea
Juve ‘Drummond
Carlotta Harrison
Wilson
Hidney
Christine Lorens
Palmer Howe
Howe
Johnny Rosenfed
Mia
Wicon
LaMoyne-ia
Edwardes
Mving
abe
Joe Drummond
Evening in a Hospital Courtyard Awakens Quiet Lives
In a bitterly cold late winter turning to spring, convalescents gather by benches as a fountain is repaired. Harriet returns from a trip with new ideas and grace Irving rises in status, while Christine faces darker changes under E s guidance. Sidney remains radiant, Jahe transforms into a lovely presence, and K X visits Christine s parlor after long walks. The breach between Palmer and Christine widens as she refuses to demand more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bfarch
robba
Harriet
lader
Grace Irving
Sidpey
Christine
Sidney
Johnny Rosenfeld
Harriet Kennedy
Palmer
Street relationships and doubt test a clerk’s restraint
In a dim parlor Christine questions K about love, fidelity, and fate on the Street. She probes why men stray while hinting at a possible marriage to Sidney as tension grows over Max Wilson’s obsession and a looming second mistake.
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Joe
Aly
Christine
Palmer
Max Wilson
Sidney
Doctor Ed
Doctor Ha
Moral danger in Christine and K friendship tests love
The text questions whether Christine is justified in pursuing love or its imitation elsewhere as the intimacy with K grows, highlighting moral risk for participants.
Lawyers Get It After All in Simple Estate Check
In Los Angeles a group of brothers planned to fund legal costs by writing checks to each other for a deceased member. After one brother died the survivor presented a check for the estate and the bank refused to pay. The remaining lawyers then quit.
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Lawyera
Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Ferguson
Mr Robert W Ferguson of Hinghwny Mag s reports years of kidney disorder and backache worsened in Vancouver before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits a persistent course with complete cure and now keeps kidneys regulated. He praises Dodd's and warns against similar named products.
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Robert W. Ferguson
Hinghwny
Mags
Vancouver
Dodd
Dodd’s
Mr. Ferguson
Looking Backward at a Thousand Dollar Dinner
A conversational quip recalls Mrs Gadder recalling a costly past meal as Mr Gadder hints at simpler meals once, while a related exchange notes late hours and companionship, reflecting social banter over dinners and beverages.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Wildcats and local farming claims
Fragmentary report from the Oregonian mentions Wildcats and lynx, a huntress, and dairy cattle work. Names and places are garbled, but references to Curry county, ranches, stock and fencing appear, with no coherent event or dates to confirm.
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Catherine
Curry county
Sam
Oregonian
dairy ciel
Denmark
Not Her Drink Isabel Sips Weird Cupquote Tale
A Buffalo Express passage recalls a child named Isabel who, instead of milk, sips wort ten with meats. Her mother had allowed this unusual drink, and at a lunch a friend offered milk in a fancy cup. Isabel stares, then declares, I ain't a cat, in a witty, pointed remark.
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Isabel
Buffalo express
Freckles No More with New Double Strength Remedy
A serialized old ad notes a double strength facial cream promising to fade freckles and improve complexion with guaranteed money back if ineffective. The item also mentions new shoe soles attached by clamps and a fact about women taxi drivers in England.
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ots ae
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acceza
Carlotta
leason
Tye
Eri
biles
Mim
Joel
Jane
Toone
Hewes
bid
anderneath
recklcus
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
Tate Christine
Tever
lfe
Christinae
Sidney Page
Eli
mary anybody
Streat
Newark
lwaye
L. Douglas
Arya
Beockton
lore hight
Sereglas mae
Eire
England
Saxon Motor Car Corporation
JOHN NE DIXON
Seasce
Detroit, Michigan
H. A. Wetmore
Sioux City, In
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