Fourth War Woes Report German Press Spreads Widespread Fear
Fragmented report describes German morale and government draft plans amid wartime strain. Claims of dwindling food supplies, bread and potato harvests, and rising civilian hardship amid Allied pressure. Mentions fears of conscription and domestic unrest, with references to Germany's wartime situation and uncertain victory prospects.
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Chen
Corinth
Imik
Hemi
Informatio
Mins
Germany
Mike
Teutonic Colap
Uncertain listing for salves and ointments claim
An advertisement-like fragment promotes treatments including Watertone Ointment for eczema and old sores, claiming benefits for various skin issues and piles. It references a location in Buffalo, New York and mentions a cure narrative tied to a person and a city street.
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Diy
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Root
Michigan St
Buttalo
N.Y
Wartime Health Fad Promises Quick Cure for Catarrh tale
A long garbled defense of a supposed universal cure for catarrh and deafness cites a “pure formula” with instructions to mix musty ingredients. It rails against nostrums, claims near ninety percent success, and warns readers against government food orders amid German war pressures and Bolshevik fears. The piece weaves medical quackery with wartime propaganda and diplomatic chatter about famine, food concealment, and impending winter hardship.
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Piyae
Germany
Briss Wieh Volkstreund
Berlin
Colegie Volkerelinag
Sy Adino
The Fuel Order Stands and Its Public Reaction
The Garfield order remains in effect amid mass idle work, employer opposition, and political backlash. It aims to conserve coal, slow production, and relieve transportation congestion, while provoking debate over timing and foresight.
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Senate
Wilson
Garfield
Tidewater
Girl Rescues Siblings as Fire Destroys PETROLUM Center Home
Six year old Kate Srause's daughter saves two younger sisters from a fire at Petrolum Center home as a candle caused the blaze. Mother away at grocery. interior of house destroyed, oldest child injured. Firefighters estimate loss near $400 with insurance.
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Kate Srause
Petrolaum Center
Rouge
Ipmirwnee
William Mechytecon
Terry Wilbert
Buffatow
Ime
Nemoy
Kyuyae
Youth Saves Peer From Drowning On Creek Ice Near Bridge
Franklin reports a near tragedy as 11 year old Lowle Gibbons risked his life to rescue classmate John Courson from French Creek near the Washington bridge. Gibbons, weighted by skates, was pulled free after a swift entreaty by Courson. Both boys attend the M h street building. others summoned help and the rescued youth recovered at home after a day in bed.
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French Creek
Washington ‘Bridge
John Courgom
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Pid
Gibons
Edward
Gibbony
Aiter
M H Street
Strejm
Gibbons
Courson
Listecut
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