Unfinished OCR Notice on Advertising and Associated Press Rights
Fragmentary OCR shows payment terms for foreign advertising and AP rights statements. It mentions Julie Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York offices, plus Chicago and Hartford references. It reiterates Associated Press exclusive republication rights for dispatches.
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Julie Mathews
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Madteon Avenue
New York
Bartford Building
Chicago
The
Audit Bureau of
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Associated Ress
Fora
A LINE O' CHEER IN Love'S EYESAGE AND LIGHT
A compact verse fragment notes that Love's gaze keeps age at bay and makes dark places gleam with light. It suggests loss turns to gain as beauty rises from the blackest skies when viewed through Love's eyes.
Peace of justice and mercy in war described
A call to punish Germany with unconditional surrender, arguing for strict justice for Belgium France and the seas. The piece condemns German conduct, urges mercy only after justice, and invokes Shakespeare to frame the plea for justice. It stresses that wounded nations deserve restitution and warns Germany must not dodge accountability.
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Cheboche
Belgium
France
Shakespeare
Lesson on Forest Fires and National Fire Prevention
A Washington Ont. article argues that forest fires destroying towns and timber could be prevented with a national patrol and funding. It notes the Weeks Law gaps, praise for the National Forest service, and compares state forest protection models like Oregon and Washington, urging federal support and broader forest coverage.
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Washington
Minnesota
United States
Bay of Morastry
Northwest
National Forest Service
Forest Service
Missouri
Montana
Southwest
Wongre
Norte
Uw Forest
Tim
Congress
National Ledger
New England
Appalachians
Oregon
Uncle Sam
Inshington
Idaho
At The Breakfast Table Campaign Chat and War Talk
A frayed early edition monologue about October politics and war work. It muses on votes this fall, straw polls, and public interest, interspersed with quips about ice, fish prices, and civic duty amid uncertain times. The piece blends social critique with light humor and vague calls to action.
The unsinkable Lucia sinks to U boat attack
The piece recalls the Lucia, once hailed as unsinkable, sunk by a submarine. It critiques ambitious, impractical ship designs and credits armored convoys and the belief that ships can outpace submarines, noting the lesson in wartime naval strategy and American pragmatism.
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Lucia
America
France
Earth
Tor
Commissioners Face Renewal Fight Over Liquor License
A report claims Baby Doll Thomas seeks renewal of his club liquor license. If considered, county commissioners would be guilty of gross rolation of oaths and complicit in lawbreaking, given past actions at Keystone club and the shifting licenses. The lane of politics corrupts the club license law.
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Thomas
Keystone Club
Revenge on hospitals sparks brutal war rhetoric in France
Warnings of brutal retaliation emerge after a base hospital in France is attacked by German aircraft following a successful Allied air raid. A Red Cross nurse is badly wounded and others escape with narrow margins. The speaker calls for unconditional surrender and criticizes pacifist pleas.
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France
Germany
United States
Red Cross
Election Duty Prompted Voters to Back the President
A call to Americans to fulfill a civic duty a week from next Tuesday urging support for President Wilson and timely encouragement as the national leader in daily talks with allies. The notice stresses voting on Tuesday November 5 to back the president.
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Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Woodrow Wilson
Steel Demand Rise For War Production
Government plans outline heavy steel output in the coming year to meet wartime needs. Officials expect mills to operate at peak capacity as preparations for a major spring drive proceed and other projects defer to support the war effort.
Milk Cans Too Roughly Used Scoville Says
Hartford October 23 After consulting with State Dairy and Food Commissioner Holt Robert Scoville federal food administrator for Connecticut announced a joint push with the state to conserve and protect milk cans amid wartime shortages and rough handling by carriers and shippers He said the transportation division in Washington is aware of damage and delays and will back the Connecticut effort with cooperation from express companies and railroads Scoville will seek cooperation of principal Connecticut milk shippers to adopt gentler handling and longer use of cans to save materials and metal shortages prior to shipping through the war economy
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Hartford
Dairy and Foot
Thomas Holt
Joday
Robert Scoville
Connecticut
Mr. Holt
United States Food Administration
Holt
State Department
Transportation Division
The
Wood Administration
Washington
Seoville
Express
United States Railroad Administration
Caire
Conmpleyes
Scoville
Evans
Em Mioyer
Seaville
Pood
Private G Slossin Wounded in Franze
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Prigie George & Klossin
Avenir
Vesteriryt
Coeatalis
Ilis
Saad Blis
Beth Rom
Petere
Josie
Flu Situation Improves in States and Camps Alike
Reports to the surgeon general show continued improvement in influenza in army camps and many states. New cases total 2,758 with 3,387 deaths. epidemics remain at Lewis, Wing, McClellan, Ata, and Karney California camps.
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Washington
Army of the
Public Health Service
Lewis
Wington
McClellan
Ata
Kearney
Califottes
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
Indiana
Maryland
Aissouri
Vermda
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Colorado
Iowa
Sentucky
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
Texas
New Mexico
Osio
Auilroral Administration
United States
Tivestigabora
Eral
Partibedda
Arbor Gee
Adistase Wes
CNEL
Anabserus
Chuadks
Coming Campaign Need to Help Boys in France
Boston reports Dr. John R. Mott warns New England drive must oversubscribe the 170,500,000 fund by 50 percent to supply warmth and cheer for American troops in winter. He cites epidemic deaths in trenches and urges rapid fundraising. Cardinal O Connell backs the drive with weekly priest appeals.
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Boston
John R. Mott
United War Work Campaign
New England
Dr. Mott
Cardinal O Connell
Weston
Real Estate Transfers and Harmony Lodge Meeting
Realty records show deeds transferring land with buildings on William and Reparian streets to various buyers, including Luck I Comly to Dominicus Fy Jensen and Frank Miller to David and Alma Greene. A Harmony Lodge 1.0, b.8 reports an enthusiastic meeting at 3 State Street with reminders of Liberty bond subscriptions and plans for a future encampment gathering.
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Luck I
Dominicus Fy Jensen
William Street
Frank T. Staples
Wellington Company
Reparian Street
Frank Miller
Miichael J. Jordan
David
Alma Greenebaum
Beachview
Sadie M. Bilton
Friday Wongland
Liparian Street
Mary E. Papalia
Anthony Paspullia
Nerkimer
Pearl and
Park Streets
Penns Sylvania Avenue
Misik Lamiriian
Johanna Gamirlian
Anna HH. Lewis
Howard GB. Lewis
Quarr and
Hart Streets
Harmony Lodge
Illvymons Lodge
Steples
State Street
Lawrence Stone
Klarmaeny Lodge
Liberty Ponds
Maurice Rosen
Isaac Moss
W. & & Mittee
Harmony
Nemmpmient
Nutwer Ensampment
Broad
Organiztion Pee
Live political gossip and looming election claims
A scrambled election briefing notes Democratic and Republican claims for New York races. Hincks backs prohibition. Alfred E. Smith seen winning governor. Smith vs Whitman poll outlook closer. Republican leaders push 200000 to 260000 Whitman margin. New fraud law broadens federal reach in vote buying cases for senators and representatives.
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Emitvass
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Whitin
Fea Ders
Whitman
United States
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United War
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Cort Reed
Deon
Oshea
Panah
Tm Flneppers
Prany
Aileen
Joie
Boomer
Food Administration
Slossin
Franze
Avant
Nba
Aliter Patel
Lene
Lens
Vimy Rilge
Wille
Allied Armes
Public Service
Wrogrey
Osibt
Plunigne
Willian Y. Hincks
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