Milks Emulsion Promised To Restore Health After Cough
An Illinois woman describes a two year cough relief after trying Milks Emulsion from Terre Haute. The ad touts it as a solid pleasant emulsion aiding digestion and appetite, with a money back guarantee and price ten dollars per bottle.
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Denver
Ilinois
Alice
Huntley
Peart
Galesburg
Milksmulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Kista Everywhere
Adv
Dean
Illinois - Wis
Ant
Beane
Gat Doan
Bo Doan
Foster -Milsurn
Buffalo
Evansville Bar Association name causes typesetting mix ups
Joseph H. Igleheart, secretary of the Evansville association, notes that printed licenses and proofs used the title Evansville Bar Association in unusually large type. He questions if the word bar implies saloon licenses, while the printer jokes that tir may mean nothing.andra Indianapolis Nowa.
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Evansville Bar Association
Joseph H. Igleheart
Evansville
Diamond Dyes Promote Easy Color Transformation for Fabrics
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes provide simple directions so any woman can dye garments and fabrics wool alk cotton or mixed goods to a fadeless rich color. It guarantees perfect results with no dyeing experience and suggests asking a druggist for the color card. Also notes higher honey yield in 1919 with 50 pounds per colony and marketing shares among extracted camb and bulk honey.
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Adv
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Swamp Root Advertisement Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and rheumatic pain. It urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and includes pricing options and contact details.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Eatlone
Eatlone Ten Senta
Wention
Sample Submitted Visitor Inquiry About Haircut Style
The visitor asks if the barber is skilled, noting hair styling preferences. The village barber replies that Din is fairly decent but urges adjusting one side to improve visibility. The dialogue appears from a Berlin source.
No Prohibitiontet. James and the dry goods request
A fragmented line shows a speaker asking for more spirit and dry provision by James in a colloquial, editing style. The quote mentions four units and eagerness for stronger provisions, reflecting a casual interactive moment without clear event context.
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James
Webbe
News of the Week Cuts Down Busy Readers Pace
A compact digest of national events from Washington with notes on President Wilson urging support for the peace treaty, immigration debates, and new federal appointments. The roundup includes economic and labor updates, census figures, rail car funding requests, and notable public notices across the country.
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Wilson
Washington
United States
War News From Mexico and Europe Mix in Dispatches
Foreign Headquarters report General Carranza in Vera Cruz with 75 escorts after fleeing Mexico City. Reports claim extensive executions at Suntage prison and 15 generals killed. Krupp gun works in Essen still producing artillery. Obregon reportedly fully controls Mexico City. London notes per capita taxes for major powers. Mutiny and clash involve Gabriele d Annunzio forces. 12 dead, 50 wounded. Eight Dutch steamship firms form large alliance. Ottawa approves 50 million dollars for Canadian soldiers settlement board. Kiev captured by Polish and Ukrainian troops per Moscow statement. Anclex opens first wartime coal mine wreck recovery.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Kiev
Ukrainin
Moscow
London
Last Carvers of Totems Share Lifework at Tulalip
William Shelton head of the Tulalip Indian reservation school in Washington is shown with a nearly complete totem pole. Shelton has logged about 4000 hours on the project, which will display the Snohomish tribe history and stand 84 feet tall with a 6 foot minimum diameter when finished.
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William Shelton
Tulalip
Wash
Shelton
Washington
Philadelphia
Alaska
Sitka National Monument
Sitka
National Park Service
Russia
Kansan
Two Nationals Highlight Debate on Advisability
A fragmented passage notes a debate about advisability in national matters. It mentions two national items under consideration and hints at differing viewpoints. The readable text provides limited specifics but underscores a discussion on policy direction and potential outcomes.
War and Future of Art Read in Wartime Perspective
Agnes Repplier and Pennell discuss art amid war. They note faith faded in WWI spring 1915 yet believe national fervor could spur new vitality. Rodin foresees a renewed youth and a rebirth of spirituality and sublime art through sacrifice and peril.
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Agnes Repplier
Art and Life
New York
Pennell
Rodin
Milk Usage Shares From National Dairy Production
Figures show liquid milk at 43.1 percent and butter at 41.1 percent of output, with 29 percent for condensed milk. The United States houses about 23,000 dairy cows, while estimates indicate a loss of around 22 million cows over recent years.
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United States
Lament of a Former Loughboy in Birmingham News Fragment
A Birmingham Age-Herald clipping shows a former Irish loughboy lamenting memory loss after eight months out of the army. He admits forgetting much of the French he once knew, admitting he recalls only a few words like kenaix. The brief dialogue hints at military strain and language erosion.
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Kenaix
Birmingham
Hera
Tobacco usage in Cigarsta distribution outlined
An article notes tobacco consumption in Cigarsta with 7 percent of the tobacco used in cigarettes, 20 percent smoked in pipes, and a remaining share in cigars, reflecting early 20th century public health statistics.
Unexplored Libya described as two provinces
The text defines Italian Libya as comprising Tripolitania and Cyrenaica along Africa’s northern coast between Tunis and Egypt. It notes the northern edge near 33 degrees north latitude and mentions the southern push toward the Sahara, with vague mapping beyond.
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Libya
Tripolitanm
Cirenaica
Africa
Tunis
Egypt
Sahara
What steed in chivalry days most popular knightmare quip
A fragment from a humorous exchange notes the pun knightmare and the idea that a youth may feel older than his means. The brief remark contrasts appearance and wealth in a light, witty tone.
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Docter
W. Jett Luuck
Railroad Brotherhoods
Railway Labor Board
Key West
Tampico
Spokane
Washk
I Dow
Edmund Platt
Poughkeepsie
Federal Reserve Board
Ans
Vera Cruz
City
Senate Immigration Committee
Communist Labor Party
Allens.ays
W. C. Rucker
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Congress
Jtyblican
Democratic
Borah
Idaho
Dlro ‘and Rubber Company
East Palestine
John Heyl Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Edgar Vincent
Carnegie Foundation
Chicago
Bishop Vincent
Albert
J. ML (Duii) Nye
State Department
Clarence Coombs
Rewworld
Mitchel Eld St Mineola
Henry B. Matthews
Decatur, M
Frank B. Hormet
Mattoon
Tokyo
Honolulu
National Live Stock
Nat St. Louia
Walter Andrew Watson
James BR. Hurrt
Los Angles
Col
Nina Lee de
Janey
Minneapolis
Mtn
Emma Goldman
Reno L. Reltman
Chenga
Newark
N. J
J. J. Gosking
University of Michigan
Rusala
Madison, Wisse
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Cee
Betts
Smith
Albany
N.Y
Charles H. Betts
Wayne
The
New York World
City of
National
Knowsig City
Edwards
New Jersey
Walter W. Vick York
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Need. Sment
Salt Lake
Utah
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Erna Renfer
Wouian
Christian Association
Houston
Tex
Culles
Agua Prieta
Mex
Carranza
Mexico City
Suntage
el Paso
Krupp
Essen
Paris
Germany
Vera Crux Tegelred
Obrekon
Avallon Chamberlain
House of Commons
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Walled
Dutch Navigation Company
International Mercantile ‘Marine
Anclex
Franco
Mati
Ast
Sunita
Coreza Laboratory
Cleveland
Bellas
Brivans
Bell-Ar
Ici AN Ellen
Tery Sellas Les Tue
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Mrt
Weiter
Ta Flower Gold Mine Co
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