Grand Opera Star Praises Tanlac in Portland Ad
A former Metropolitan Opera soloist, Mme Mantelli, now in Portland, credits Tanlac with reversing long illness. She details severe voice loss, kidney pain, swelling, and insomnia, noting swift improvement after starting Tanlac and now plans continued use. Ad cites Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
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Hatte Loffies
Mme
Jean
Menberpolitan Oper
New York
Nordica
Cave
Hames
Eduard de i
Mantelli
Portland
Ore
Roya
Marri
Tanlac
Tannic
Havana
Chica
California
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Alfred J Smith Set as Democratic Governor Candidate
Alfred J Smith of New York City, President of the Board of Aldermen and former Speaker of the Assembly, is practically chosen as the Democratic candidate for governor of the state. Democrats expect his nomination. the accompanying photo shows him with his wife and children.
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Alfred J. Smith
New York City
Board of Aldermen
Assembly
Smith
Lights Out Enter Caves
An American Red Cross inspector recounts a German air raid on Paris and the improvised aid network as troops and workers move through darkness. The raid spawns sirens, tocsin, destroyed streets, fires, and rescues as soldiers push cars from burning yard zones and search for the missing in ruined buildings.
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Washington
Paris
Red Cross
Inbl
Cote
Jake
Pl Ce
Pollu
Mademoiselle
Hoyst
Vole
Tocsin
Ain
Kel Hisbezeitung
Horoscope for Tuesday July 30 1918 and royal stars
Astrologers forecast a doubtful day with Saturn Neptuneevil influences while Venus and the Sun bring some encouragement. Authority figures may be misrepresented. gossip could gain fame, and trouble over steel and iron shadows machinery or artillery. Naval unrest, mutinies, and sensitive public works are noted, with women’s service expanding and children under Leo with Sun rulership likely to be clever or erratic.
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Saturn
Neptune
Venus
Italy
Vernons
Leo
The
Sun
Coysright
McClure
Petrograd Despair as Food Shortages Hit City Hard
Petrograd, June 17. AAP reports a city of nearly two million faces starvation with winter coming. Lines form before shops, trains bring food, and people crowd Nevsky Prospekt to buy scraps as money loses value. Cheaper staples vanish while wages rise but fail to cover soaring prices.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Petrograd Isa
Peter the Great
Nevsky Prospekt
Nevsky
Russia
Ukraine
Europe
Landlady Fines Boarder in Rent Bill Dispute
Ethel Grace Brady presented a Will and an itemized rent bill with a $25 disturbance fee. A friend aided the complaint for false pretenses, then disorderly conduct. In police court the charge shifted, the case dismissed, yet the $25 fine remained. Others in court faced fines for parking, liquor after hours, leaving horses unfed, and gambling. Police testimony noted local street tensions and miscellaneous fines. Population data from a 1914 era island shows births, deaths, and major causes. Ads note good value depends on price and advertising signals merchant confidence.
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Ethel Grace Brady
Brady
Atto
Joe Willamns
Ted Thomas
John Theis Will
Netsnes
Zamer
M. Rampon
Carry “Avelair
Joe Catnair
John Vuin
Paul Boninski
George Yularvich
Okin Gelitovich
Mike Turkla
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Grand Oper
Star Praioes
Mme. Mantelli
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Eckman
Druggista Pruadalphie
York
Bocie
Cam
Dinette
Sisters of the Door
Grelock
City OF Despair
Swift & Company
United States
U.S. A
Mira Set Mas
Echams
Beecham
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