Bad Stomach Sends Her to Bed for 10 Months
Over a year ago Mrs. Dora Williams recalls a ten month bed bound illness. She credits Eatonic for relief, saying it removes excess acidity and gas that disrupt stomach function. Indigestion sourness heartburn belching and repeating meals are cited as relief targets with a promise of value.
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Dora Williams
Eatonic
Aspirin and a lazy boy tale misread in transit
A fragmented line reads as a quirky adage about a fool and his money but ends with garbled names and stray words. The readable bits suggest a misprinted lesson on value. No clear people, places, or dates are identifiable from the legible text.
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Expenditure Plan for War Finances Urges Strict Economy
Treasury secretary Houston warned that government spending for the war would face heavy burdens from the Transportation Act and urged strict economy. He outlined plans to reduce expenditures, manage debt, and redirect funds to essential war needs, noting estimated deficits and the need to redeem debt with tax and revenue measures.
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Kington
Houston
Cle
Mr. Houston
Train Wreck in Pen Switch Fatalities and Injuries
A eastbound New York Central train collided with a westbound shipment at the Pen Switch depot causing deaths and many injuries. Fire crews and workers at the scene struggled to identify victims amid wreckage as investigators began inquiries into the crash.
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New York Central
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Waerking
Tilina Tenia
Georges Leygues rises to premiership under Millerand
In the French cabinet Georges Leygues named premier and foreign minister as President Millerand reshapes the government. In Houston a grand jury indictment accuses sugar and wholesale grocery interests of profiteering in a separate probe. Caracas news reports General Pablo Penglosa retreat after a failed revolutionary attempt.
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British Coal Strike Grippes Brings Temp Price Hesitation
The piece reports Britons debating a temporary wage raise amid the coal strike. Leaders, including labor figures from Montgomeryshire, weigh a short term increase to settle the dispute, with a year-end review planned. Talks emphasize urgency of reaching a settlement before year end.
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Wanderer Repudiates Story in Murder Confession
The Wandering man denies confessing to murdering his wife and blames a forged statement. He claims coercion and asserts the confession was invented to ruin his reputation. The trial features his defense and counter testimony regarding the alleged crime.
James Wilson Addresses Peace Policy After Campaign
In his only address during the presidential campaign period, James Wilson argued that the peace with Germany had been ratified and that America would have joined the League if President Wilson and supporters had agreed. He urged unchanged terms and criticized reluctance to adopt the policy.
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Coal Operators Subpoenaed in Federal Price Investigation
Southern Ohio coal operators, including Oevonna and Tawi Pitteen, have been summoned before a federal grand jury to testify in an investigation into alleged inflated coal prices. The thorough inquiry, led by federal authorities, aims to uncover pricing practices and assess possible misconduct in the industry.
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Cleveland Mother Indicted in Daughter's Drowning Case
Authorities charge Katherine Milakie with first degree murder for drowning her daughter Bea in a lake last month after an attempted kidnapping. The indictment cites the prior chilling acts and seeks a severe penalty. The case hinges on evidence gathered by local police and prosecutors.
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Katherine Milakie
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Soviet Bolshevism and the Fate of Dissidents Claim Mass Executions
A speech claims hundreds are murdered and others perish in Russian jails for dissent, citing Zinovieff and others as witnesses. He accuses Bolshevik leadership of ordering executions, hostage-taking, and harsh reprisals, with warnings that Western Europe may face revolution as Reds attack and blockaid measures.
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Europe
Independent Poles Near Ravine Reported Bombardment
Rhga-Reports say that independent Polish troops have approached within fifteen miles of Ravine and are carrying out bombardment. The movement causes unsettled conditions in Letvin as reports describe their advance and activity.
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Governor Commutes Death Sentence In Kern County Case
Bay region reports Foy Wolff aged seventeen sentenced for the murder of Bhner Greer in Kern County. Governor Stephens has commuted the death penalty to imprisonment, avoiding a planned hanging set for October 22.
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Blood Purifier Claims Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from blood-borne germs and touts $8.5 as a premier blood purifier to cleanse the bloodstream and remove disease germs. It promises relief and offers free literature from a Atlanta laboratory chief, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine style.
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Pape's Diapepsin Indigestion Relief
A quick, pure relief for indigestion, gases, heartburn, sourness and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give immediate relief and correct the stomach so you can enjoy foods again. Inexpensive at Arup Store, harmless and pleasant. Millions helped annually.
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Paper Clothes in Japan Fashion Trend
The article notes Japan has long used paper fabrics for kimonos and wraps, praising their beauty and affordability. It mentions Americans have shown interest, with quotes about the pliable, draping nature of paper clothing and its potential as everyday wear if adopted widely.
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New York Evening Post
Iniew’s Role in Modern Industry Highlighted
The article stresses iniew as essential in electricity and industrial engineering. It notes the British government nationalized part of the mica field in India to ensure a steady supply for state industry and cloctrimal engineering.
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India
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Con disease cure
An 19th century promotional note describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It claims to cure catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces and improving overall health. It advertises that all druggists carry the product and cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co. Tolvde
Valley of 10 000 Smokes near Mount Katmai Alaska
Fragmented description of a volcanic valley near Mount Katmai Alaska known as the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes. It notes smoking gas jets, sulfurous fumes, and boiling streams forming small lakes, with air heat effects and perilous terrain.
Kostan Transcript Reports Office Con Parley
Serafelap the weary CFO palsy finds irritation in a unit meeting as Kostan Transcript notes an office con dispute. The report names key figures and outlines tension over budget and governance.
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