Vinol Restores Strength for Nervous Weakness in Philadelphia Woman
Mrs. Sarah A. Sern of 1025 Nevada St Philadelphia reports severe exhaustion and blurred vision from overwork. After eight bottles of Vinol she says she is now strong, healthy, and gains weight, praising the remedy and its money back guarantee. Hope Drug Co Bristol distributes the formula on every bottle.
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Philadelphia
Sarah A. Sern
Nevada St
Vinci
Hope Drug CO
Bristol
Proverbs 1517 Dinner of Herb's Referred in Hooverizing
The Lawrence Journal World notes a Kansas City Star reference to Hooverizing in Proverbs 1517 suggesting Better is a dinner of Herbs. The item ties a political slogan to a biblical phrase with a regional media cross reference.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Herb
Kansas City Star
Pep with which we investigate into our fighting
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes the need to bring investigative energy into fights and conflicts, urging readers to apply sharp scrutiny and resolve in coverage and public discourse.
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St Lous
Star Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow Show Premier Cast
Exceptionally fine programs are booked at Star Theatre for this evening and tomorrow. The lineup features William Fox star Virginia Pearson in The Wrath of Love, Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty in Cone Island, The Hidden Hand, Han Mann in His Love Fight, and two reels. Saturday includes Olive Thomas with 500 cast members in An Even Break, Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty in Coney Island, The Railroad Raiders, Pathe News and Triangle comedy. Monday lists Alice Brad in The Gildedge and other top-liners.
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Star Theatre
William Fox
Virginia Pearson
Fatty” Arbuckle
Fatty
Cone Island
Han Mann
Olive Thomas
Fatty Arbuckle
Coney Island
Pathe News
Triangle
Alice
Brad
the Gildedge
YMCA Houses In Wartime Serve Soldiers Far From Home
A poem by Henry van Dyke describes YMCA shelters around the world offering rest, fellowship, music, writing space, and spiritual comfort to soldiers. It praises the Savior for guiding and protecting the troops and asks for strength, virtue, and victory.
Florida coal conversion via kerosene soaked bricks
The article reports that in Florida people soak clay bricks in kerosene and burn them to replace fuel wood. It claims five gallons of oil can substitute for a load of wood measuring 26 cubic feet.
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Florida
Fruit-a-tives Now Made in United States
Fruit-a-tives tablets made from fruit juices are produced in Ogdensburg New York expanding U S availability. The product claims to aid digestion rheumatism neuralgia and constipation with nervousness and skin diseases cited. sold at 50c per box six for 2 50 or via postpaid order from Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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United States
Canada
Moters
Ogdensburg
New York
Deslera
Usc
Fruitatives Limited
Densburg
Shipments to Cuba under relaxed export restrictions
Arrangements have been made for relaxation of Cuba export limits on foodstuffs. Condensed milk butter cheese pork and pork products beef and beef products and dried fruits may be licensed in limited quantities to help Cuba's food supply.
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Cuba
United States
Obituary for Tomas W. Cole Died at 75 in Bristol
Tomas W. Cole died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 at the home of his son in law Ernest W. Arnold 856 Hope Street apoplexy was the cause He was 75 born in East Killingly Conn joined Co K Connecticut Volunteers in the Civil War He later ran a hay and grain business in Putnam and owned a small East Greenwich farm He served briefly as East Greenwich chief of police He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and McGregor Post G A R He is survived by two sons George W and Fred M a daughter Mrs Ernest W Arnold a granddaughter Mrs M O Baker and a grandson Howard M Cole The funeral is set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Arnold residence and will be private The body will be taken to Putnam Conn for burial
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Tomas W. Cole
Ernest W. Arnold
Hope Street
East Killingly
Conn
Co. K
Connecticut
Putnam, Conn
East Greenwich
Bristol
Methodist Episcopal Church
McGregor Post
Norwich
The House Across the Way and Washington Ball Planned
Jan 31 and Feb 1 offer the House Across the Way at Memorial Hall hosted by Colt High School Class of 1918. A Washington ball on Feb 12 at the Naval Armory is organized under Bristol Train of Artillery auspices.
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Memorial Hall
Colt High School
Naval Armory
Bristol Train of Artillery
Administrator Appointed for Mary E. Weston Estate Bristol
Frank G Weston appointed administrator by the Probate Court of Bristol for the Mary E. Weston estate. All claims must be filed with the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement.
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Bristol
Mary E. Weston
Frank G Weston
Weather Based Coat Distribution Question
The War Department reportedly based the distribution of overcoats on temperature figures from southern resort booklets. This inquiry questions the reliance on such sources for military provisioning.
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The
War Department
New York
No use calling the Russians hard names theyre accustomed to them
A clipped remark notes that insulting Russians serves little purpose as they are used to strong language. It frames the idea as a practical shift in tone during tense political or wartime discourse.
Bolsheviks Ask Kaiser to Make World Safe for Democracy
A fragment reflecting a World War I era exchange, contrasting Bolshevik stance with asks to Kaiser to safeguard democracy. The line evokes satire on wartime rhetoric and the absurdity of political bargaining.
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Nick
St. Louis
Maybe intention to wait for German machine guns
A terse Kansan reflection notes the possible aim of delaying action to seize German machine guns, as quoted by the Kansas City Times. The line hints at strategic hesitation and grab at captured arms during wartime operations.
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Kansas City Times
Why Not a Receivership for The Rhode Island Company
The piece argues against court receivership for the Rhode Island Company, asserting it wastes assets and stabilizes only temporarily. It notes heavy operating losses, risk to leases, and the public’s role in funding capital, urging public willingness to pay fair costs to avoid liquidation or service cuts.
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Rhode Island
Nt Sound
Amis Gi He Sie Diogens
Providence
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