Don’t Experiment With Catarrh It Leads to Consumption
An early 20th century advisory warns that catarrh is a blood condition not cured by sprays or douches. Local treatments waste time and allow the disease to worsen toward the lungs, potentially becoming consumption. It promotes S.S.S. as the cure, urging readers to consult Swift Specific Co for guidance.
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Medical Department
Swift Specie Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Galadot
Juvenile break in at Emerson and other school cases
Lads jailed for breaking into Emerson school to play piano and use the phonograph. they left the electric tube on, incurring a large bill. Two other boys admitted break-ins at Greeley school with little damage. both receive suspended 60 day sentences. Five boys guilty of stealing and dismantling an auto truck parts. much property recovered, investigation ongoing. Additional cases include a boy suspected of taking money from a photography battery kit and a separate case delayed for more inquiry.
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Bes Dwyer
Emerson School
Industrial
Ureeley
Grace Me Methodist Church Children Day Program
The Grace Methodist Episcopal Sunday school presents a 11 o'clock Sunday morning children's day program with a patriotic pageant titled Columbia. Miss Ora Greer impersonates the title role. featured numbers include a violin solo by Lucia Evans, vocal duets by Misses GM and Trevithick, and exercises by Boy Scouts and primary pupils.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Thme
Columbia
Ora Greer
J. D. Wallace
America
Ehoot Sons Christian Soldiers
Boy Scoute
Lucia Evans
Ted’ Cross
Trevithick
Sehwanz
Ehile
Correspondent Wounded Near Paris in World War I News
Floya Gibbo correspondent for the Chicago Tribune was wounded by machine gun fire at the American headquarters near Chateau Thierry on Thursday evening. He rests in Paris hospital with a flesh wound to the arm a skull fracture and possible loss of an eye depending on his recovery.
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Paris
Floya Gibbo
Chicago Tribune
Chateau Thierry
Gibbons
American Ace Douglass Campbell Becomes All America Ace
Douglass Campbell of California is named an All America Ace after a dramatic dogfight high above the lines. In a 4000 metre battle he shot down a German biplane while his observer claimed an albatross projector. Campbell, with five confirmed kills, earned full American training and now stands as an ace.
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America
Douglass Campbell
California
Campbell
Draft Board 13 Praised Highly by War Letter
A 1918 Marine era letter from Lt Col Smith lauds Draft Board 13 for orderly handling of a large contingent sent to Camp Lewis. It notes only 18 of 100 drafted were rejected, praises the board for organizing induction papers, and commends the care shown in processing 400 focal boards for Camp Lewis under mobilization.
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Mutte
Camp Lewis
Richmond Shuith
Rat
Smith
American Lake
Wash
Tutte ‘City
Mids
Army
Aid for Dependent Children Amid Odd Advertisement
Fragmentary ad offers aid to dependent children and mothers with counts of children. mentions $100 payments for unspecified support, plus jewelry services and repairs. Includes unclear references to nationalities and a moved location at North Main Maver.
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A? North Main
Maver
Contempt Hearing in Judge Dwyer Court
The contempt proceedings focus on alleged violations of a court order at Nissen's saloon Gallery involving Hammis and Hammis party members. Attorney Meyer for Wats challenges the order citing no proof of Wats knowledge. the judge reserves ruling on objections as testimony and ownership questions unfold amid a dusk-to-night dance hall party context.
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Dwyer
Atvorder
Nissen
George “Wats
Conto
William Meyer Atpwared
Wate
Musual
Cher’ Ting
Frank Walker Inia
Mn Meyer
W Ted
Wats
Tho
Riley
Hamma
Aheritt
Hammis
Belek Reinke
Harms
Ag Anid
Frank Walker
Atel
Tony Harmniy
Government to disclose profits by industry in report
The Internal Revenue Bureau prepares a report for the Senate on profiteers. It will show coal operators oil producers mining industries and wool and cotton manufacturers had high profit rates last year. Additional information will be provided as returns are analyzed. Taxpayer identities will not be disclosed.
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Washingtn
Sane
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
War Garden Seeds to Boost National Service in Schools
The National War Garden Commission and schools embrace home food production and thrift to aid the war effort. Teachers align lessons with food conservation, war bonds, and geography while students study battles and nations, using newspapers and lectures to spark patriotism and public speaking skills.
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John
National War Garden Commission
Washington
Amercan
Tutte
W. F. Maddock
Find
France
Italy
Maddock
Pup
Prac
Missing bank roll recovered after overnight in hotel room
Peter Zenner of Vuluth Minnesota mislaid four thousand in art certificates and video bills early yesterday morning at the Seman hotel. Detectives O'Donwell and Dwyer recovered the folder hours later after the owner claimed spending money on business. The chambermaid had placed the items under the mattress for safekeeping.
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Peter Zennervuluth
Minn
Seman
O'Donwell
Dwyer
Ven
Hats Company to Pay for Lossy Burglaries
Oscar Silver sues Maryland Casualty Company to obtain payment for claimed losses from burglaries at his place on Utah Avenue. He reports two incidents: January 23 last year with $215.48 stolen and February 23 additional $424.38 worth of goods taken after a break-in. He states demands were refused.
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Oscar Silver
Maryland
Have
Crough
Utah Avenue
Silver Xayn
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Ofveos
Utah
Fender
New
Park Street
Ancy
Grace ME
Erican Ace Downs
Miner
Standard
Paris Dry Goods
Great Falls
West Park Street
Hickey Bros
East Park
Mik
Hats Company
Cen F Ani der
Paint Specialists
Everybody’s Grocery
North Main
Idaho
ED Rose
the Jeweler
N. Main
Butte Welding Co
South Main Street
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