United States weighs Mexican intervention and highway lab
Washington debates Mexico policy as officials forecast possible U S role to restore order in Mexico. The article notes growing conviction the United States may need to intervene, while details of a new highway laboratory project in the state department are outlined, including staff and facilities.
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México
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Railroads discharge all drinkers in trains and depots
Railroads have dismissed all workers who drank on duty across lines including the Pittsburg and Lake Erie division. Company officials refuse comment while reports say drinkers were targeted first with others to follow. Detectives were deployed to monitor suspected employees after notices prohibited drinking among staff.
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Vinol touted to cure chronic coughs in 19th century ad
An advertisement from Tabhlit & Son, Cory Pa, promotes Vinol as a tonic for chronic coughs and bronchial troubles. It claims Vinol tones digestive organs, improves appetite, and aids recovery when others fail. The ad promises a money back guarantee if Vinol does not help.
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Malion
Vinol Wan
Ordur
Tabhlit & Son
Druggiat
Cory
Unclear OCR Fragment Summaries from Sunday Papers
Fragmentary text reports various political and military topics with numerous OCR errors. It mentions General Orme, Dewiocrats, a $25,000,000 appropriation, a British submarine, Mussaghusetty, and references to taxes and incomes, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
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Mt Bryan
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Mayol
Pickings For the Parson in Dover Uridextoon
An odd tale from the Newark News recounts a Dover event where a man, posing as a guest, attempted to slip a banknote to a minister after a wedding ritual. The minister, cautious and secretive, was later confronted by the bride’s brother who pressed him for a ten dollar bill as a test of discretion.
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Mnfteister
Newark
Sunken submarine remains unlocated near Plymouth
London dispatch notes the submarine failed to rise after a dive in White Sand Bay near Plymouth. Search ships scouted the area all day with no trace of the vessel. If a break in the search occurs, the effort to locate the submarine may be abandoned today.
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Plymouth
Texas Towns Move Toward City Managers Plan
United Press reports residents in about a dozen Texas towns began debating adopting the city manager form of government similar to Dayton Ohio. The movement, though not systematized, is spreading across Texas with Amarillo voters considering large salaries for a city manager and some towns already voting to implement the change to reduce costs.
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United Press
Hallas Texas
Texas
Dayton
Ohio
Maldakhes
Amarilla
Amarilla, At Recent Election, Voted To Supley Town Hanaken
Weller
Stomach Tablets Provide Quick Relief for Digestive Distress
A dated advertisement touts Mio na Stomach Tablets as harmless and fast acting for stomach upset, belching, and bilious symptoms. It promises relief from distress, energy boost, and improved digestion, urging readers to buy a 10 cent box from NF Ames & Co. andy.
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Woman With Beardsley Shot- Brothers At Summerdale
A chaotic narrative unfolds around Fort Beardsley and the Summerdale area as Brother Beardsley faces a standoff. Sheriff Andersin confronts Beardsley while Beardsley’s supporters guard the house full of ammunition and weapons. The tense scene features moving picture crews filming, searches, and pleas for surrender amid a siege atmosphere.
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Jamestown
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Deptes
Dawn's Kidney Pills Promote Relief Claims in Corry Ad
A testimonial ad from Corry Pennsylvania touts Dawn's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain and secretions. Mrs D Wells of 561 Liberty St endorses the product after using it, saying relief was immediate and lasting. The notice cites Poaster Milburn Co Buffalo as distribution and Ames & Go Drug Store as a local supplier.
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Corry
Noan
D. Wells
Liberty Street
Ames& Go
All Deslers
Poater-Milburn Co
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New York
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Pillsbury Flour Bake Contest Set for Jan 21 1914
Pillsbury Flour Mills Co announces a baking contest on January 21 1914 in Corry Pa to award prizes for the best loaf from Pillsbury Best Flour. Entries may be delivered to the Phoenix Hotel display area. judges will be secured and a short talk on flour and bread will be given. Participants receive prizes and Pillsbury Best flour is advertised at local grocers.
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Phoenix Hotel
Pillsbury Best
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Phoenie
Corry
Blair & Go
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