Fruit-A-Tives Sold For Kidney and Bladder Relief
Mr A B O Flynn of Rochester New York reports long battle with stomach liver and kidney trouble ending in bladder issues. After trying 60 remedies he used Fruit a tives and saw marked improvement after a single box. Benefits claimed include strong stomach liver and bladder medicine effects from Fruit Liver Tablets. Sold as 6 for 2.00 or trial size two for 2h from Fruit aTives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
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A.B. O'Flynn
North Union St
Rochester
N.Y
Montreal
J. B. O' Flynn
Government Concrete
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Germans Fear to Grumble Over Food Rations in Germany
London dispatch reports German food conditions worsening as bread rations shrink. A Dutch worker from Krupp Kainen describes rising discontent and fear of openly grumbling, with a popular quip about paying for a sick dog to eat. The Times correspondent notes fluctuating morale tied to Germany’s war fortunes.
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London
Germany
The
Times
the Hague
Kaeen
Austrian Rations Report From Vienna Meat Earns Night Vigil
The Daily Mail correspondent quotes the Ar Deiter Zeitung of Vienna describing Austria's weekly food ration: two ounces bread, potatoes (half uneatable), bran mash, another mill product, fats, sugar, one egg, seven ounces of meat, small portions of jam and coffee substitutes. The meat allowance depends on the applicant enduring all night for it.
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London
Austria
Daily Mail
Hawne
Ar- Deiter Zeitung
Vienna
Censorship Change Placed Under Military Intelligence Section
Washington June 22 Army censorship moves directly under the military intelligence section with Colonel Marborough Churchill named chief censor. Major General Frank W. McIntyre ceases as chief censor but remains chief of the bureau of Insular affairs. The chief censor will judge questions submitted to the department regarding voluntary press censorship.
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Army
Washington, D. C
Ern
Marborough Churchill
Frank W. McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Department
Italy claims victory as Austrians rush reserves on front
Rome June 22 Premier Orlando told Parliament the battle is won and infantry action not resumed. He said Austrians are gathering all available men in parts of the mountain front, with only a small portion of reserves drawn by Italians.
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Rome
Orlando
Kentucky
Kenturky
America
Motor truck transport gains backing for short haul freight
Washington June 22 defense council pushes motor trucks for regional freight. Highways committee aims to shift some load from railroads to trucks and trailers amid plans to ease freight burdens. Demonstrations draw 20 state representatives. pilot in Maryland with scouts and farmer support. California and Colorado already run truck lines. census shows growth potential regardless of plan outcome.
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Washington, D. C
National Defense Council
Tue
Highways Committee
The
Defense Council
National Council
J. Clyde Marquis
Cample
Maryland
United States
California
Colorado
Sinn Fein Leader Wins East Cavanaugh Seat in Commons
London June 22 Arthur Griffith Sinn Fein Leader recently arrested in the Sinn Fein roundup in Ireland was elected to the House of Commons for East Cavanaugh defeating the Nationalist candidate by 3700 to 2081 votes.
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Arthur Griffith
Ireland
East Cavanaugh
London
Sinn Fein
House of Commons
Publishers Seek Postponement of Newspaper Rates
Washington officials report George McAneny of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged suspending the July 1 second class rate increase for at least a year. He warned the higher rates would strain papers during a recession, hinder circulation, and complicate collections, with outer zones facing prohibitive costs.
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Washington, D.C
Newsi
George McAneny
Wice
P Ublishers
Honways
Elias
MeaAneny
Home Rule Dead as Irish Policy Fades
London reports say the House of Lords debate signals a breakdown in the home rule push. Government supports a federal scheme for Ireland Wales and Scotland and Lloyd George may convene a cross party commission. Press commentary predicts Sinn Fein gains and renewed Unionist concerns amid Irish unrest.
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London
House of Lords
Wales
Scotland
Premise Loyd George
Earl Curzeg
Howe
Daily News
Trish
Constitutional Party
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Unionist Morning Post
Bread ration anger grows in Austria and Germany
Reports from Austrian newspapers quoted by The Times correspondent describe rising resentment and excitement over reduced bread rations in Austria. Protests formed after noon Monday despite morning enforcement. The Arbeiter Zeitung blames Premier Vary Seydier for a disastrous situation and calls for intervention by authorities in Austria Hungary and Germany to prevent starvation and political turmoil.
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London
Times
Aayon
Vary Seydier
Arbeiter Zeitung
Vienna
Hungary
Austria
Germany
Vienna Gets Food Grain Arrives as Aid Reaches Austria
Amsterdam dispatch says Vienna prepares for relief in the Austrian food situation as a thousand cars of grain arrive in the capital. The report notes aid flowing from Dutch newspapers coverage and highlights the capital's need and the supply milestone.
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Amsterdam
Austria
Vienna
Disjointed names tied to draft obstruction case
A garbled report assigns several individuals to a municipal court in New York and mentions draft obstruction at Vergennes. The text references coin to obstruct the draft and a year of correction terms, with scattered names like Lemard A. Snitkin M. I. Smitlin and A. Joseph Schur. The overall meaning is unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Todianapalis
Lemard A. Snitkin
New York
M. I. Smitlin
Intiamapalis
A. Joseph Schur
Austrian credit links in decline amid Austria Germany tensions
Amsterdam reports Austrian exchange weakening as bonds falter. News notes last week’s reported strains between Austria and Germany persist despite official denials issued June 17.
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Amsterdam
Avstrian Exchange
Thursta
Austria
Germany
Pouuke
Vienna Street Riots Prompt Military Clampdown
Reports from Vienna describe severe street unrest with the military called out to enforce strict measures. Parents were warned to control their offspring as rioting spread, while cables from Copenhagen noted the tense atmosphere and authorities aiming to restore order. In Brattleboro, Ed gar Burr Smith resigned as principal of Brattleboro High School, with Greenfield, Massachusetts offering a high school post amid talks of a new building and a long service record by Smith.
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London
Vienna
Neus
Mays
Copanhagen
Brattleboro
Edgar Burr Smith
Brattleboro High School
Prudential
Greer
John Jett
Plainfield
Clase
Amherst College
Boywood Girls
House Moves to Deport Anarchists in Immigration Bill
Washington reports the House passed, without dissent, an alien anarchist deportation bill authorizing immediate deportation of aliens opposing anarchist tenets. The measure amends immigration law to remove the five hour limit on detention before removal.
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Washington
House
Senate
Vale
Five Arrested on Bribery Charges in Lifeboat Sale Case
Five men were arrested in New York on federal grand jury indictments charging offering and taking bribes in connection with the sale of lifeboats and rafts to the government. One arrestee is linked to the army transport service as a buyer. The indictments stem from a special investigation not directly tied to the DOJ probe into contingency fund activities and agent relations to government buyers.
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New York
Army Transport Service
Pena Jury
Anle
Lifebouta
Ratte
Department of Justice
Two Soldiers Killed in Aberdeen Proving Ground Accident
Baltimore report states two soldiers died and a third was severely wounded by a premature trench mortar bomb explosion at the Army proving grounds in Aberdeen Maryland on Thursday. Pretary Baker and ordnance officers stood nearby but were safe due to a bomb-proof enclosure, officials said yesterday.
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Baltimore
Army Provingces
Aberdeen
Pretary Baker
Feet Free From Fatigue With Tiez Shoes
Workers who stand long hours suffer sore feet and fatigue. The ad promotes the Tiez shoe as a remedy to draw out discomfort and keep feet from tearing or aching. It suggests special comfort for tired feet and claims relief after wear, priced around 25 cents.
Home and Household Food Tips and Recipes
A fragment from a home economy column offering recipe ideas and kitchen advice. It includes sour milk usage for cakes, a Wheatless Chocolate Cake recipe, fruit stewing notes, and guidance on energy saving with a roaster. Also references one-dish dinners, Hungarian Goulash, and various baking hints, with social commentary on food conservation and wartime shortages.
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BE. H. Crane
Dorothy Dexter
Revolution Feared Over Food Shortage in Bohemia
June 2 report from Copenhagen cites Prague Bohemia unrest linked to food shortage. Industrial renters in the district face pressure as tensions rise amid scarcity warnings from unsigned wire copy.
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Copenhagen
Prague
Bohemia
Nauo
Austrian Bread Ration Debate Sparks Public Unrest
The Preiepresse of Vienna warns the Austrian government may need to raise bread rations to prevent further agitation among workers. If not, the paper suggests rail and road communications could be cut, risking broader upheaval and potential revolution.
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Preiepresse
Vienna
German Crown Prince Army Poised For Fresh Offensive
Paris dispatches report growing German artillery fire on multiple front points signals a planned renewed attack. Crown Prince Rupprecht’s Bavarian Fourth Army, said to be reorganized after recent battles, is described as prepared for a new push along the front. Reports claim units joined the Rheims assault Tuesday night.
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Ruppercht
Bavaria
Rupprecht
Rheims
L'flamme Libre
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