Mayr's Wonderful Remedy touted by Westerners nationwide
Hundreds across the West and Northwest praise Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal relief claiming rapid results and lasting benefit. Testimonials from Mrs Peter Mock of Dayton and Daniel Sheehan of Dubois cite dramatic pain relief and improved digestion with multiple doses. The ad promises permanent results and an unconditional money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Northwest
Mayr
Peter TL
Mock
Dayton
Wye
Daniel Sheehan
Dubois
Idaho
Riedy
Acid Stomachs Use Magnesia For Relief
Physicians recommend magnesia as a quick relief for stomach troubles. A teaspoon in warm water after meals neutralizes acid and stops fermentation, aiding normal digestion. The ad claims it is the simplest, most effective form among magnesia preparations and stresses ease of use and safety.
Tuberculosis Remedies Promoted in Early Advertisements
An early advertisement touts Eckman's Absentive to stop night sweats and fevers and speed recovery for tuberculosis sufferers and those predisposed. Feltman's Alterative is claimed useful for bronchial catarrh throat and lung ailments and overall system support. The copy promises a Philadelphia pamphlet with recoveries.
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Eckman
Philadelphia Pan
Mexican leaders seek conference to restore peace in Mexico
Villa declares two key aims to protect sovereignty and avoid foreign intervention while inviting all factions to unite for a constitutional government. Carranza factions face pressure as civil authorities grow anxious amid looming attacks and looming siege.
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Carranga
Aguas Catientes
Vera Cruz
Wilson
United States
Villa
Pirat
Cientificos
Constitutionalist Party
Sian
Tf Frere Cata
National ‘Constitu ii
Ehlet
Convention
Es ‘Rela
Imy
Sta Department
Eneral” Villa
Manson
Repute
Ite
United
Mate ‘Stretenae
Tight
Colonel House Says No Peace Mission In Europe
New York June 14 Colonel House arrived from Liverpool and denied any peace mission or ward talks. He admitted meeting Teading govs of Germany France and England but insisted his European trip was not for any mission and that he was not Wilsons emissary or sent home by the president. He dismissed reports as nonsense.
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Washington
United States
Villa
Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
Mabel Heariman
American Red Cross
Piedras Negra
Monclova
Hernandez
Blocker
New York
Teading Govs
Otclals
Germany
France
England
Europe
Ward Poses
Sol Edward Mf
House
Liverpool
Silence Over Petrograd Far From Quiet
Fragmentary text mentions ambassadors and leading members of parliament amid muted references to Petrograd. Named individuals are unclear. the passage reads as garbled OCR with scattered phrases about seas, racers, and deceit.
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Paren Shean Sere
Rumors of 16000 Prisoners Reported on Eastern Front
British and Greek dispatches describe heavy fighting across Mosckacka region with claims of 16,000 prisoners taken by Austro German forces. Petrograd notes a Dniester crossing with cavalry action near Zale Saczyky but no decisive Russian retreat. French on the western front press German lines near Dixmude. In Greece, Venizelos appears favored amid king’s illness. Britain awaits budget vote results. In Missoula beggar crackdown leads to work orders. in Helena, John T. Athey’s funeral plans shift to burial in city.
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London
Canmany
Mosctaka
Sieniawa
Moscieke Friday
Laura Hay
Petrograd
Dniester
Zale Saczyky
Lemberg
Relziane
Yaer
Souches
Paria
Venezelos
Great Britain
House of Commons
Reginald McKenna
In Between Month Shows Thrifty Summer Values
June is an in-between month in merchandising with stores reducing stocks and introducing warmer weather merchandise. Remainders of spring goods are offered for quick disposal at lowered prices. Advertising in live newspapers highlights new summer items and attractive values across many lines.
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Ike
Uncle Sam Oil stock advance seeks small investors
A broadside promotional notice urges readers to buy shares in the Uncle Sam Oil company before a 12 percent price advance set for Thursday June 24. It claims the firm operates refineries in Kansas and Oklahoma, owns wells and leases, and seeks 5,000 new stockholders to fund expansion and battle the oil monopoly with direct public funding.
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America
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Urete Sam Ol Company
Kansas
Kes
Act
Kerryvale
Kan
Went
Okls
Nir
Oklahoma
Onage
Washington
Tulsa
Appalachian Mountain
Aincourt
Nebraska
Western
Atte
Uncle Sam
Company
All and Gas
Uncle Sam ‘Company
Kansas City
Mourdale
Kansas’ City
Dee
Uip
Ras
United States
Canada
Weare
Hiwaye
Penn
Taie
New Capital Quick
Itrich
Oller
Nds
Uncle
Sam MI
Someress
Inerior
Congress
Uncle Sam. DH Company
Uncle Sam’ Tea
Aetix
Ranch Ek
Bos Wl
Ranch Creek
Cushing
Uncle Sam Oi
Uncle Sam Oi Company
Ite
Uncle Sam O1l
Middle West
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Ot Wells
Sam
Unete Sam Olt
IV Ing
West
Tulsa Incle
Uncle Sam Olt
Comany
Toyal
Eltltons
Chicago Streetcar Strike Action Shapes City Ordinance
Citizens urged to order by telephone as council adopts a continuance plan to curb strikebreakers. After a lengthy session, varied plans for restoring service were discussed. An ordinance restricts employment to trained conductors with 14 days instruction and exempts traction line workers on June 1. Thompson appoints a committee to lead the effort toward settlement and oversee supervision.
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Chicago
Nere
Thompson
Minell
Bank chief J J Haggerty sentenced for insolvent Raymond bank
Southend Wash June 14 J J Haggerty president of the defunct Raymond al company was sentenced to a rand a half in the state peniten ce at Walla Walla for receiving deposits after his bank was known to be insolvent. He jumped bail a year ago and was later arrested in Los Angeles selling postcards. Traced through a letter to his wife the case was brought before Judge Alsten in Paole county superior court.
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Southend
Wash
J. J. Haggerty
Raymond al Company
Raymond
Alsten
Paole County
Walla Walla
Haggerty
Los Angeles
National Preparedness Urged by Henry L Stimson
Henry L Stimson urged immediate national defense prep to meet any eventuality in a Taft era speech. He pressed readiness to deter German notes, calling for a disciplined force and universal military service for 18 year olds. Kansas City note records Maj George S Asbury death at 62, a frontier scout pony rider and wagon boss with early plains travels.
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Henry le Stimson
Taft
Hebe
Wilson
Germany
Charles I. Lydecker
Kansas City
Ato
Maj
George
Asbury
Plains
Oakland
Cal
Kit Carson
James Bridger
Union Pacific Railroad
Fine Amount Details for 5,000 Shares
The notice lists a fine amount of 0.00 and a payment of 18.00 dollars for 5 000 shares. No further context or entities are provided in the fragment.
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