Kathryn-Did She Wear a Picture Hat Last Year
Kiltyre confirms an old master style, noting Kathryn wore a picture hat.
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Kathryn
Kiltyre
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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1917
Page
7
Freckles and the Ethine Prescription Claim
An advertisement promises a skin lightening cure using ethine double strength to remove freckles. It claims rapid visible fading with nightly and morning applications and guarantees money back if freckle removal fails, urging readers to ask for the product.
Twisted Box Stockings and Eyes Theme in Odd Dialogue
A humorous dialogue fragment features a plumber and others joking about color matching stockings to eyes and hair. They imagine shopping scenarios for unusual customers, including a one-eyed man and a tall tale of blue hues for a wife, reflecting playful street language.
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Orpenter
And the Girl Screamed
A vivid anecdote from Samuel I. Levin tells of two stage gymnasts in a dangerous act. One hung by the feet on a high trapeze and, with a gag in his teeth, swung his partner by a belt. The lower gymnast drifted his gaze and muttered a thoughtless remark that loosened the gag and sent his partner plummeting to the boards.
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Samuel I. Levin
Three D’s in Dodd’s Kidney Pills Ad Claim
Mr Robert W Ferguson of Hingham testifies his kidney disorder caused years of backache nearly leading to death in Vancouver. He credits complete recovery to Dodd's Kidney Pills and says he uses them to keep kidneys regulated. He urges readers to get DODD'S, the three D's brand.
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Robert W. Ferguson
Hingham, Moss
Vancouver
Dodd
Mr. Ferguson
Ady
No Time to Save Young Epee and Tower Tale
A terse quip about saving when young contrasts with later costs. The text mentions a 100 foot tree used on a wireless s elution pyer heading to a Central American city, reflecting a fragmentary, cryptic note from a historical page.
Plans for Draft to Raise New United States Armies
The proposed national army bill envisions drafting 21 to 30 year olds with volunteers allowed from 18 to 40. Initial calls total 1,000,000, with 500,000 first quota, and up to 2,001,000 officers and men overall. Roosevelt volunteers rejected. pay scales raised. machine gun and armored units added. Prohibition strict near camps. officers sent to France. West Point class of 1918 to graduate early for duty.
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Germany
Conference Committee
House
Senate
Regular Army
National Guard
War Department
United States
Roosevelt
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
England
France
Belgium
Egypt
Balkans
Baker
William L. Keller
Daniel P. Card
George M. Buwards
Ris Orangis
Scott
West Point
Ready for Separate Peace Petrograd Crisis
Twelve members of the council of soldiers and workers delegates led by the president have traveled to Schlusselburg to address the situation stirred by a district committee declaring itself something akin to an autonomous authority. The report remains unclear and fragmented in the mistranscribed text.
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Woman's Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Max
George Kise
Mra
Antoinette Munk
Mira
Kellogg Waibanka
Chicago
Gilford Dudley
Tennessee
Miss Merce
Kansas City
Guernsey
John O. Miller
Pittsburgh
Explaining Workings of New Conscription Law
Washington reveals features of universal service including draft ages 21 to 30 and volunteers 18 to 40. It outlines exemptions for officials, workers, dependents, and the morally deficient, plus a draft process led by presidential proclamation and registration. The plan raises total strength near 2,001,000 with guards and technical troops.
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Washington
U.s
National Guard
Conference push to end war aimed at Stockholm talks
The executive committee of the council favors an international conference in Stockholm to restore peace. They state willingness to meet key figures even if others decline, while a socialist pacifist tone asserts Russian participation regardless of British and French refusal.
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Germany
Stockholm
Beheldemanon
Pacillats la
Maiden Speech Sparks Jeers in Parliament
A young member speaking against the Irish Nationalist side in parliament showed nerves as he delivered his maiden speech. Nationalist jeers intensified his embarrassment until Redmond shouted for him to be given a chance.
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John Redmond
Trish
Redmond
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertised for Baby Care
A vintage ad promotes Cuticura Soap for soothing irritated baby skin followed by Cuticura Ointment. It claims daily toilet use prevents troubles and that the baby sleeps as healing follows. Free samples by mail with a book offer from Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Also includes a punchline about a friend’s seedy look from an agricultural college.
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Dept. L
Boston
Corn Removal By Freezone Ad Claims Quick Relief
A Cincinnati inventor promotes Freezone as a fast corn and callus remover for feet. A few drops dry the corn and let it lift away with a twist of the finger. The ad urges druggists to stock small bottles for customers.
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Cincinnati
Operation Averted by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Philadelphia reader writes of severe female trouble and cramps since girlhood. After doctors advised surgery, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports relief after three bottles. The letter asks publication to help other women learn of the cure. Also promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney medicine with sample offer and address.
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Philadelphia
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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