Medical Adviser book for women and healing remedies
An advertisement offers Dr. Pierce’s medical works and remedies for women’s health. It promotes the Medical Adviser collection, Pleasure Pellets, and Favorite Prescription, claiming to restore regularity, ease nervous issues, and improve liver and bowel function. The copy cites Buffalo New York publishers and a 10 cent trial offer.
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Main Street
Buffalo
N. C
The Chief Interest at Reception Sparks Baker Exchange
A windy grandiloquent congressman appeals to Secretary Baker about war aims. Baker nods patiently until he loses patience and says he is interested in hits, not sales, as even Scotland disappears in the demand for labor.
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Congress
Baker
Freezone promises painless corn removal by drops
A vintage advertisement claims Freezone removes corns and calluses with a few drops causing instant relief. It asserts no pain or irritation and that a tiny bottle from the druggist suffices to rid feet of all hard and soft corns and toe corn. The note credits a Cincinnati genius, Adyv.
Geese bolster poultry flank in anti waste drive
Geese hold a sector in the poultry army that fights waste. With strong year round demand they outproduce other poultry in fat and offer solid egg potential, justifying an adequate goose population in the poultry scheme. They feed mainly on pasture grasses and residuals.
Cuticura Soap Ad Promotes Soothing Baby Rash Relief
A vintage advertisement touts hot baths with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for soothing baby rashes. It promises free samples by writing Cuticura Dept. X Boston and notes sales by druggists and via mail with prices 25 cents for soap and 25 or 50 cents for ointment.
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Dept. X
Boston
Record Sugar Crop in Matanzas Cuba Reaches New High
Matanzas province in Cuba reports the 1917 18 sugar harvest a record 4 831 400 bags of 825 pounds each.
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Matanzas
Cuba
Japanese Language Added to Australian High School Courses
Australian high schools include Japanese in the standard study program. The move expands language options for students and reflects growing regional ties with Japan. No dates or specific schools are cited in the readable text.
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Australia
Austria's Army 19 Routed by Allies in Major Front
Allied forces including Italian American British and French troops drive Austro-Hungarians across a sixty mile front from the Brenta to the Adriatic. 83,000 prisoners taken, towns liberated, heavy air and artillery bombardment in retreat toward the Austrian frontier. On the western front French and British patrols and bombardments continue while American and French advances push toward St Quentin and Laon sectors.
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Rome
Brenta
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Plive
Treviso
France
Belgium
St. Quentin
le Petit
Herpy
Laon
Champagne
Meuse
Grand Pre
Argonne Forest
Americans Halt German Attacks in Verdun Front
Pershing said the Second Army under Major General Bullard holds the line in the Woevre region while repulses near Verdun by General Liggett’s First Army were reported. In under a month American forces cleared the St Michiel salient, freeing over forty five villages and expanding about ten miles, capturing 20 000 prisoners.
Danish-German Press Condemns Wilson Note
In Copenhagen reports many German papers condemn President Wilsons latest note as a repetition of prior plans and a failure to reflect recent events They view it as a concession to the actions of the killed nations and misread what occurred in Germany
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Hans
Wilson
Copenhagen
Germany
German Kaiser Prepares to Abdicate Amid Berlin Meeting
A late dispatch reports the Kaiser of the German federated states considers his position hopeless after a Berlin meeting with Copenhiger-Fellowiig. He is prepared to abdicate.
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Berlin
Alspateh
Shipyard Wages Raised for Uniform National Rates
The Subbuilding Labor Adjustment Board announces immediate wage increases across all shipyards to establish uniform national rates for the majority of shipyard trades. The move aims to standardize pay nationwide and affect ongoing labor practices.
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Washington
Sulpbuilding Labor Adjustment Board
Admirer of Daughter Surrenders Over Fatal Stabbing
Norman Cook, accused of stabbing to death 00 year old William Bradway, the admirer of his daughter Norma Biles Cook, turned himself in to Harvey, Illinois police and claimed the stabbing was accidental.
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Hichko
Norman Cook
William Bradway
Norma Biles Cook
Harvey, Hi
Look at Childs Tongue for Sickness and Safe Syrup
Classic 19th century style notice urging mothers to diagnose by tongue foulness and treat with California Syrup of Figs. Claims gentle cleansing of stomach liver and bowels within hours. Warns against counterfeits and directs to buy only from California Fig Syrup Company.
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Cross
California
Adv
Largest French Cargo Boat Launched At Dunkirk
The largest steamship ever built for the French merchant marine was launched from the Chan tlers de France at Dunkirk. It measures 444 feet long with 19 000 tons displacement and 12 000 tons carrying capacity. Germans attacked the ship with bombs long range guns and destroyers but the completion stands as a tribute to French resolve.
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Chantlers de France
Dunkirk
France
Castoria Signature Warns Careful Use for Children
Advert warns mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature of Cone Tricchkil and assures it has been used for years. It notes the remedy for infants and children and reminds that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Chicago flyer sets world loop-the-loop record
In Fort Worth Texas Lieut M J Plumb flew an exhibition and achieved a new world record by looping the loop 144 successive times.
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Fort Worth
Tex
M. J. Plumb
Chicago Flyer
Do Him Justice and a Gentle Laxative Ad
The note blends several items including a mocked Roman empire line and a promotion for a laxative Doctor Moerce's Pleasant Pellets. It also mentions munition laborers in Berlin earning 200 to 250 dollars monthly and a claim about water color being blue.
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Berlin
Germany
Spanish Influenza: What It Is and How It Should Be Treated
Public health guidance explains influenza origins in Spain, its typical symptoms, and the risk of complications. It urges bed rest, nourishment, and caution against exertion, plus external relief methods such as Vicks VapoRub and steam inhalation to ease breathing.
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Batonic
Tigerat
Katonio
Voor Drimeiat
Batonto
Hame
Weldlirvae
Eatonley Company
Watwah Ave
Hile
Spain
Hippocrates
B. C
Vick
North Carolina
New York State
New England
North Haven
Conn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Plomence leciLa
Distrust and claims of overwork in letter exchanges
Disjointed quotes reveal suspicion over a husband’s letters about caring for a rubber tree and goldfish. A doctor prescription about eating and a reference to Mr. Hoover appear, while Philadelphia plans 800 new dwellings funded by the government.
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Philadelpha
The Busy Stork Birth Rate in the United States
Every year about 2,250,000 babies are born in the United States and daily births run a little over 6,170. This summary notes the steady flow of new births and the scale of annual fertility in the nation.
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United States
Locust Eggs Used as Fertiliser in Med Countries
Locust eggs treated with sulphuric weld wol Utine are used as a fertiliser in Mediterranean countries, reflecting an unusual agricultural practice and chemical treatment in regional farming.
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