Jak Hood's Pills Health Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advert claims constipation poisons the blond and promotes health by stimulating the liver and bowels. It touts Jak Hood's Pills as the old reliable family cathartic and urges forming a good habit, with mail order options from Lowell, Alabama.
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Russians Drive Wedge in Teuton Defense
Petrograd reports a great Russian victory between the Dniester and Pruth rivers. Officials say three lines of trenches were captured as Russian forces pierced the Teutonic defense in the described sector.
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Ain't It The Truth Ain't It The Truth
A brief column notes the curbside scene as children play ball near a corner lot, highlighting everyday city life. The piece centers on neighborhood routines and the simple, common moments that shape local memory.
Hughes Busy Day After Conferences at Headquarters
Republican candidate Charles E. Hughes spent June day in New York at headquarters before leaving for his Bridgehampton summer home. He received visitors including William K. Willcox, national committee chairman, and discussed a new secretary and regional members. Re-elected secretary James B. Reynolds and FW Estabrook named for New England. No reconciliation plans with William Barnes reported.
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Wilson to Defend Policies to Stump Critics
Washington June 30 President Wilson may speak on the Mexican question soon. He leaves for Philadelphia this afternoon and will address the Press Club of New York tonight. His supporters expect a vigorous defense of his policy, outline of his plans, and sharp questioning of critics. Bridgeport Conn June 20 I am for Wilson said delegate Flood at the Progressive convention in Chicago. Flood plans to tell Colonet this and return Roosevelt memorabilia to Oyster Bay.
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War Department seeks 15 million for air service
Washington June 30 The War Department submitted supplemental estimates to Congress calling for appropriations to equip Army and National Guard air service and to begin immediate deployment. The plan shows an increase over Senate figures and extends to over twelve National Guard aeroplane squadrons, each with 36 aircraft and supporting equipment.
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Phillies Sweep Mets In Doubleheader Narrow Victory
National League yesterday saw Philadelphia beat New York 4 0 and 4 2 in a doubleheader at New York. Boston topped St Louis 2 1 in a separate game while Chicago defeated Cincinnati 4 2 in St Louis.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Yesterday's games included Boston's 1 loss to Washington and Cleveland routed at St Louis 7 to 0. Philadelphia blanked New York 0 while Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0.
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Premier Asquith Defends Conscientious Objectors Policy
In the House of Commons on June 30, Prime Minister Asquith outlined the handling of conscientious objectors to military service. He argued that men sincerely opposed to service should have exemption rights, while those using objections as a cloak for indifference would face strong action. The remarks emphasize a distinction between true conscientious objections and opportunistic refusals.
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Premier declares conscientious objectors exempt from military discipline
The premier announced that genuine conscientious objectors who undertake work of national importance will cease to be the subject of military discipline, signaling policy protection for those performing essential service.
Protest Against German Evacuation Order in Lille and Roubaix
Jane Piri WeTreuter rand reports a protest against German military authorities in Lille Roubaix and Tourcoing over evacuation orders. The protest argues the orders violate The Hague rules and civilian protections.
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