No Disciples of Murder in United States Statement
The Providence Journal rails against conspiracy and dynamite plots by groups like Ian-na-Gael and Irish Americans, stressing sympathy for Irish autonomy but warning against violence or murder supported by foreign agitators. It asserts most Irish-born and affiliated people share this stance and reject conspiracies. A second note promotes Betear Corn Cure as relief free of social consequence.
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Ireland
Ian-na-Gael
United States
Providence Journal
Fixed potato prices spark talk of price controls
The letter suggests Britain should fix food prices, noting potatoes at three cents and merchants charging four cents faced $5 penalties. It comments that such laws would be popular in Canada.
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Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
German Diplomacy Faces New Triumph Ahead
The Kansas City Star notes German diplomacy has won eleven country confrontations and may extend to South America as measured by cautious neutrality or break in relations. The commentary highlights Germany’s perceived global influence and ongoing efforts across three years of activity.
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Wilhemstrasse
Germany
United States
South America
America
Avork
Kansas City Star
Irish Trust and Britain's Dublin Policy Explored
A Toronto Saturday Night piece argues Irish distrust is sentimental not material while praising British welfare measures. It compares Ireland’s prosperity and heavy alcohol taxes to broader empire policies and urges continued material support to ease North South tensions and Ulster mistrust.
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England
Canada
United States
Ireland
British Isles
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Britain
Toronto
Dust Causes Asthma Remedy Claims Relief
The passage describes asthma symptoms caused by dust and promotes Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming it relieves breathing passages and restores health. It cites annual testimonials supporting its effectiveness.
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J.D. Kellogg
Russian t published in Armen city during Turkish advance
A Russian t is now published at T d in Armen, a city conquered by Russian forces during their push against the Turks a year earlier.
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Armen
Asquith Conversion Signals Shift in Women's Suffrage
Lloyd George supports equal suffrage as Asquith’s conversion shows a wartime shift in Britain. The former PM notes militant women have “worked out their own salvation” and that the war has removed lingering doubts about granting parliamentary vote.
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Britain
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Asquith
Advertisers Are Not Pirates Here
A Philadelphia notice argues against portrayals of advertisers as pirates and asserts price rises for advertised commodities. It defends honest sellers amid tensions over goods and taxes, emphasizing fair trade and the integrity of market vendors.
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Philadelphis
Foolish People Often Seem Quietly Happy
The remark notes that individuals deemed foolish appear content more often than others. It discusses a social perception linking simplicity of thought with apparent happiness without asserting any specific events or data.
Local wine sale rules loosened in designated districts
In wine-growing districts, locally produced wines with alcohol not exceeding twelve degrees may be sold. Outside these districts sales are limited to towns and may be banned by municipal authorities.
Nervous diseases in the spring and tonic cures
Authorities say nervous diseases spike in spring due to bodily changes and indoor conditions. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted to restore blood and cure nerve troubles and other spring ills. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are touted as a cleanse for digestion and overall health improvement.
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St. Vitus
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Parmelee
Czar’s Family Fortunes Exposed as Provisional Government Plans
Titoff reports ex-Czar Nicholas II owns under 100,000 pounds cash and securities, while Alexandra’s and children’s fortunes total many hundreds of thousands. Olga, Marie, Anastasia shown with sizable sums. Alexis accumulates a large allowance. Civil list since 1906 was 1.6 million pounds annually, yet royal revenues largely cover residences and retinue. The cabinet real estate may become state property.
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Titoff
Nicholas II
Alexis
Olga
Marie
Anastasia
Czar
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Remarkable Results
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming it has long been taken by catarrh sufferers and is the most reliable remedy. It promises quick relief after a short course and urges readers to try Hall's Catarrh Cure immediately.
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Hall
Ridee Cheney
Britons Open Language School Backed by King Georg
The British king opened a language school reviving an activity that had faded since the war. The institution, the first of its kind, teaches Oriental and other languages with official support. A student named Sara from a German background reportedly knew more languages than average.
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Georg
Sara Ae Eine
Duke of Connaught Urges Commercial Education Reform
The Duke of Connaught in London praises Canada’s commercial education progress and urges reform at home. He notes London clerks’ foreign proportion dropping and advocates higher, suitable training to secure English appointments. He cites growth from one center in 1890 to 273 by 1913 and recalls a Canadian teacher stressing national allegiance through proper Anthem instruction.
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Duke of Connaught
Mansion House
London Chamber of Commerce
Canada
London
Lord Southwark
Hinds
Dominion
Minard's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief
Minard's Liniment Co Limited advertises medicine for sore throat colds and all aches. It claims prompt relief and cure with CHAS WHOOTEN of Port Mulgrave endorsing the product.
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Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited
Chas. Whooten
Port Mulgrave
Fragmented academic musing on religion and human nature
The text reflects a lecturer pondering whether centuries have altered human nature and whether material gains prevail. It discusses early Mohammedanism and the rise of the Medinan faith thirteen centuries ago, mentioning Caliph Abu Bakr and Urwa in a war context with a drifting military draft reference.
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Arabia
Abu Bakr
Urwa
Bible Readers and the War Progress of Eastern Campaign
The article notes interest in the Gaza campaign's progress for Bible students, referencing Philistine history with Hebrew slaves and Samson's capture. It frames the campaign as of broader religious and public interest and connects biblical events to current military reporting.
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Gaza
Edom
Samson
Muntar
Hebron
Bible
Woman credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for cure and urges use
Miss E Demers of 190 Maisonneuve St. E lives in Hall Que and credits seven boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing chronic indigestion, sick headache, and rheumatism after six months. She says her father also improved after taking them. The pills are promoted as a tonic for healthy kidneys and blood purification.
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Dodd
Germans in High Places At Windsor Castle and beyond war ties
The Duchess of Albany visits Windsor as her son the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha fights for Germany. The piece notes German connections among British leaders, citing Captain Ripenhausen and officials questioned in Parliament, with criticism from the Daily Chronicle about loyalties in high places.
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Duchess of Albany
Windsor Castle
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
House of Commons
Great Britain
Ripenhausen
Scotland
Dundee
Hanover
Edward Carson
Admiralty
London Daily Chronicle
Prince Louis of Battenburg
Germany
Lord Milner
Felix Cassel
K.C
Sir Alfred Mond
Gleichen
Ottawa Citizen
Mrs Kieso Endures Seven Months Of Ill Health
A woman named Mrs Kieso recounts seven months of severe back and side pain from a female ailment that left her barely able to walk from chair to chair. She seeks relief and recovery from her condition.
The Farmer and The Hired Man
A Western Canada farming piece argues wages for hired labor are misaligned with both farmer and worker. It proposes a minimum salary with crop bonuses or a share in the harvest to align interests and protect workers, urging local agreements and legal safeguards.
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Canada
Western
Dominion Interest Deepens in European Affairs
The Dominion now views foreign policy as an intimate concern. Questions behind the war verdict remain unresolved, including Belgium’s integrity, Poland’s fate, and numerous other European issues once beyond its reach.
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Poland
Cultivation of the Soil
Fragment discusses soil cultivation as a vital productive capacity with emphasis on its essential role and impact. The text highlights endurance and penetration of soil work, signaling foundational agricultural themes.
Old Men and Golf A Question of Timing
An exchange notes golf as more than a pastime for elders. It suggests many wish they had taken up the sport earlier in youth, implying the game’s lasting appeal and late-life pursuit.
Windsor Chamber backs farm work volunteer vacation plan
Windsor Chamber of Commerce will deploy city men for a week of farm labor at no cost to farmers. W. R. Knowles urged urban cooperation to boost crops and staples. Plans target 1000 volunteers from Windsor and nearby towns including youths and retirees.
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Solkesen
Windsor
Chamber of Commerce
Locomotive Hauls Church to Create New Theatre Site
In South Bend Indiana an old church was moved on a way track after being locked up. A freight engine attached to the structure drew it five blocks to near its new site for remodeling into a theatre.
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I South Bend
Ind
Life’s Dilemma Over A Last Piece Of Pie
A brief quip notes a mother scolding Bobbie for taking the final slice while a visitor awaits. The line captures a domestic moment on manners and sharing. The source presents a vignette with humor and family dynamics.
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Bobbie
Russia’s Financial System Faces Postwar Profit Shifts
A fragment notes shifts in Russia’s finances after conflict, highlighting how state controls and new tax measures may alter profits for major sectors. It references system-wide reforms and potential impacts on investment and revenue streams.
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