Crisis of Woman's Life in Wagoner Oklahoma
A Wagoner Oklahoma reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting her from a two year bed and two operations during the Change of Life. She urges other middle aged women to heed symptoms such as hot flashes suffocation headaches and dizziness and notes neighbors also found relief. The ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe treatment.
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Wagoner
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Viola Finican
Enterprising impresario invites audience to lion cage
The Unthoth circus impresario offers 100 to any audience member who will enter the lion’s cage. A sheepish man volunteers, but the manager taunts him and asks to remove ten before entering. The scene unfolds with contempt and a wink as the dare proceeds.
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Jose Wa
Hovravestricken
Fmipresario
Mim
Drink Buttermilk Develop a Sour Health Habit
A guidance note urges drinking large amounts of buttermilk to cultivate a taste for it and drink daily, promoting sour health benefits.
Freedom Purchased
A brief note reflects on ongoing obligations and financial arrangements as a sense of liberty is linked to continued payments. It mentions alimony and bonds in a terse, newspaper-card style. The fragment implies a person named Viale is involved in a financial matter.
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Freedom Purchased
Liberty
No Doubt Bill Jones Shakes Hands After Meeting
Ife grabbed both hands in a brisk show of cordiality while Jones greeted me warmly. Jack noted the exchange and quipped about protecting his watch during the moment.
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Bill
Jones
Ife
Jack
Gold Scarcity Sparks Debate Over War Finances
A London discussion unfolds as Thary and Henry argue over delaying a marriage ring due to gold shortages and wartime strain. They fear the country may deplete gold reserves, turning to silver, while a summer decision on marriage is hinted.
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Thary
Denry
Sebaunt Chie
Llenry
Ana
Henry
London
Soldier Mike Returns Home Wounded From Front
A wounded soldier named Mike, using crutches, is stopped by a friend on the street. The exchange blends humor and gallantry as Mike recalls his first fight, noting it was the first time police did not stop him.
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Mike
Qne Method of Learning from Uncle Charley Advice
Uncle Charley says staying still and listening reveals much from talkative folks. A phrase notes a woman moving her prayer rug before a mirror in a certain life moment.
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Charley
State Council of Defense probes German Iowa papers
The State Council of Defense will mailbox letters to editors of German newspapers in Iowa asking their positions on the war. Failing replies may trigger follow ups by federal agents and possible suppression of publications if seditious material is found. Loyal Germans in Iowa note some Germans mainly read German papers, while some editors like Gustav Donald of Der Demokrat in Davenport advocate loyalty to the United States.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Council of Defense
Defense Council
United States
County Defense Council
Gustav Donald
der Demokrat
Davenport
France
Flanders
America
Department of the Interior
Canada
Departments of Labor and Agriculture
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
International Boundary Line
Ottawa
Two Pritchard brothers in Iowa crash fatal for one
Private Charles Pritchard of the 168th U.S. Army was instantly killed when their Ford roadster rolled seven miles west of Des Moines after striking a dog. His brother Private Elias Pritchard was seriously injured and remains in critical condition. The brothers had visited their parents near Booneville before leaving for Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Ashawa
Charles Pritchard
168Th U.S. A
Third Iowa Infantry
Lias Pritchard
Booneville
Elias Pritchard
van Meter
Iowa
Freezone promises painless corn relief for quick lifting
An advertisement touts Freezone as a magic treatment that removes corns and calluses with a few drops. It claims instant soreness relief and painless lifting without harming surrounding skin, urging readers to ask their druggist to order a small bottle.
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Adv
Local Board Handles Questionable Selectives Report
A board member questions the qualifying sounds in a contentious report presented by playstelans. The discussion centers on a description of a recruit’s physical fitness, noting irregularities and an unusual assessment of a subject’s condition.
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Jobo
O Watlenmeyer
Sandler
Choy
Devausville
Bidinmipalis News
Denison Teacher Denison-Roy McKim Killed in France
Denison-Roy McKim formerly a school teacher at Denison was killed in action in France on August 16. News reached Mrs. J. L. Miller of Delofit. McKim served in Europe with Canadian troops and Fort Madison based Ft. Madison Sites Power Company. Fort Madison sues Mississippi Power Co. for 250000 over alleged sewer damage after failed negotiations.
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Denison
Roy McKim
France
J. L. Miller
Delofit
Young McKim
Europe
Ft. Madison
Turn Picnic into Loyalty Meeting
More than two thousand people attended the sixth annual meeting of the Skunk Valley Picnic association. C. C. Pugh of Des Moines spoke in place of Senator Kenyon who could not leave Washington. L. M. Swindler presided as patriotic enthusiasm peaked during the all day event.
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Panorva
Skunk Valley Picnic Association
C. C. Pugh
Des Moines
Kenyon
Washington
Sentry Story From Aboard Off South Carolina
Melvin Lostutter, ex-Columbus reporter now in the United States marines, sends a tale of a green sentry on duty off the South Carolina coast. Three figures appeared in darkness and the sentry using military style demanded halt. The officer identified as Captain and his wife and child were recognized after the sentry commanded further advances.
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Melvin Lostutter
Columbus Newspaper
United States
Umnarines
South Carolina
Mark Slime
Indianapolis News
Cuticura Ad Urges Daily Use For Itching Scalp
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itchy scalps and day druff. It advises retiring evening application of Cuticura Ointment, a morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and daily use of Soap and Ointment. A free sample offer via mail to Cuticura Dept L Boston is included.
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Dept
Boston
Mysterious basement mural at Birnotoghana Sng art school
A chalked slogan "Eat less bread" flanks a plaster-free model of a large man in a basement. The piece hints at whimsy or satire within the Birnotoghana Sng art school setting while noting an odd bond proposal to build new schools for mackerel, reflecting absurd humor.
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Birnotoghana Sng
Bungling Kaiser Draws Mockery From Seward Prosser
Seward Prosser, head of the New York Red Cross, mocks the Kaiser for bungling diplomacy and empty promises. He cites failed peace efforts by Bethmann-Hollweg and Doctor Michaelis, and satirizes pretentious talk of victory as the "bachelor" flubs a seaside quip about a young look.
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Kaiser
Seward Prosser
New York Red Cross
Lhe Kaiser
Bethmann-Hollweg
Doctor Michaelis
Miss Minnie
Ass Minnie
Longmore Plans Statue Tribute By Former Clients
Longmore notes former clients of late divorce lawyer Smith plan a memorial for Lily Men at org. They discuss designs, with some favoring a Liberty Statue style and others a grand Land motif.
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Longmore
Smitth
Lily Men
Lanstow to Clanib Chowder Switch Proves Local Quips
A young man in New York’s foreign quarter stopped before a small eatery noticing the painted sign Lanstow. The proprietor queried the joke and the man explained the missing letter in arb. the next day the bill of fare changed to Clanib chowder keeping the theme of misspelled words.
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New York
Lanstow
Untitled Quote Sparks Transfer Demand in City
A back-stand wag at the game cries for a W.T. transfer while a rider on the stock sards jokes and a weary Tan asks for patience as he notes future shortages. the Indianapolis News source captures the chaotic scene.
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W.T
Indianapolis News
Invariable Rule of the Missing Picnic Basket
A quip notes a quirky rule about a picnic scenario where fifteen people with fifteen baskets see the single basket lost always contain the suit. The line playfully hints at luck and chance during a group outing.
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