Swiss Women Aid Allied Prisoners With Work In Switzerland
The article describes Swiss women organizing work for allied prisoners held in neutral Switzerland. Volunteers led by Madam Sulzer and Slavko Grouitch arrange earnings and sales of copied items, with proceeds to makers. American ministers Mrs Reading and Mrs Stovall helped bring attention and funds, reaching nearly $2000 in two days.
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Nton
Mabel Boardman
Slavko Grouitch
Switzerland
Switzer
Sulzer
Wlited
Swiss Commission
Litixx
Saenene
Stovall
America
Madam Sulrer
Madam Grouiteh
Asaisaame
Mrs. Reading
Countess de Celers
Madam de Blanpre
Madam Cheyel
Madam Blanpre
de Laboulaye
Joseph
Sarah Lee
Law- Townsend
Richard Crane
Arthur Willett
War Economies and Allied Stamina Amid German Offense
Henry Clews surveys the Western Front crisis and the Allied resolve in this March 1897 financial column. He contrasts Germany's strain with Allied strength, highlights Britain's economic resilience, and notes rising government control over industry. He also covers war taxes, transport seizures, and agricultural shifts shaping wartime finance.
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Edgar Crummond
Great Briain
Germany
Sacco
United States
Great Britain
France
War Finance Corporation
War Board
Nottle
Weather Sparks Golf Talk at Home Front
A Washington Star line quotes Mrs. Tomkina praising golf weather and noting she prefers Charlie out playing the game rather than at home talking about it. The exchange highlights a light, domestic view of golf enthusiasm stirring activity.
Olive Tablets Promoted by Doctor After 17 Years
A dubious medical claim promotes Olive Tablets as a cure or cosmetic aid. The text mentions Dr. Olive Tehiene-sabstinte Edwards and 17 years of practice, asserting the tablets purify and improve skin tone, though details are vague and likely marketing language.
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Olive Tehiene
Sabstinte Edwards
Olive
New York Seeks Food and Fuel Plans for Winter
Manhattan planners study ways to store and move food and fuel for four million residents amid labor shortages. Experts urge expanded storage yards and rail access to deliver supplies quickly across bridges and tunnels when ice and snow return.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Gotham
Thi Town
The Cupboard Was Bare and the Meatless Day
A fragment references a Washington tsar and the riddle of Mother Hubbard. The lines hint at scarcity and a curious cultural remark about an early meatless day.
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Old Mother Hubbard
Washington
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Samia Eee
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