Contemned Cargo Case and Moral Censure Echoed
In a London prize court ruling Sir Summer Hvans cites the seizure of about 15.4 million dollars in tinned beef and other foodstuffs en route to Copenhagen. He argues the food was not clearly contraband and that United States policy rejects Orders in Council declaring food goods absolute contraband. The piece also notes the passing of Anthony Comstock and reflects on moral censorship, prize court authority, and Anglo-French financial signals affecting U S policy.
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Summer Hvans
London
Forteliaien
Copenhagen
Miust
Germany
Denamark
Trlee
Fils
United States
Itu Fulo
Supreme Court
Catarrh Cure Advertised As Internal Treatment
An advertisement argues catarrh is a constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy, claiming it purifies blood and mucous surfaces and is prescribed by physicians. The copy lists ingredients and touts effectiveness, urging purchase from local druggists.
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Hall
Hull
Atte
Toledo
Deiggisie
German note seeks peaceful ties with United States
The Frye case note shows Germany aligning with US views on damages by commission and embargo. It assures no destruction of ships carrying conditional contraband and promises warnings before attacking ships with actual contraband. The piece credits calm diplomacy for averting war and notes Roosevelt’s decline of Progressive party hope, backing Hiram Johnson. It closes with garbled lines on auto roads and Duma expectations.
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United Suites
Germany
United States
Empire
Wsalou
Glaposul
Ankle Watch Faces Uncertain Future Amid Looming Danger
Unclear text reports a hot lent warning and danger surrounding the ankle water issue, with speculation that the situation may become irretrievably tied to a risky wood task. Details are fragmented and names or places are not identifiable in the readable portion.
Italian Front Action Described As Intense Battle Line
An account notes ongoing combat on the Italian front described as fierce with multiple units engaged. The report emphasizes the harsh conditions and persistent pressure faced by troops in the theater.
Leaky Mare Incident Stuns Local Powstmint 142 Man
A local powstmint 142 figure caused a stir after ordering a leaky mare when claiming to need IL yolt completed. The event drew attention from residents and officials amid mixed reactions.
Fetlow Reader Riddles Growth Among Four Dogs
A Fetlow figure with a quirky phrase about reading and growth appears in a fragmented note. Four dogs are referenced as part of the odd imagery, suggesting a curiosity piece or oddball cultural snippet. The text hints at a local character or nickname rather than a clear event or report.
Concord News Roundup of Local Visits and Marriages
Concord and surrounding towns report on residents visiting Corry and Niagara Malls, including Warren guests and local election notes. A wedding of Miss May Culver and Tuatlce HL Marre near Battle Creek is described with ceremony details and postnuptial plans.
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Concord
Massim Myde
Elmer Halt
Warren
Corry
Thole Qiner
Dtr
Charles Dahl
Niagara
Votna
Wdge
Tayi A. Benson
Netti Stephyne
West Hickory Forest County
Silardzey
Hoyt Olmatend Ty
W. A. McCray
Kin Farm
Charles Wade
May Culver
Marre
Battle Creek
Michigan
Farrell
Astors
Duhtinn
Nevada
Wills
Myers-Lindstrom
Chicago
Gertrude Lindstrom
Ujalmay Myers
Mins Lindstrom
John Lidstrom
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Niall Miatier
Rema Ta Aphlinsiton
Anthony Comstock
Hilton Dolers
Timate
Labhid
Vonnwisalon
Gollater
John
Colorado
Hin
Rocketeer
Rockefeller
Nosterius
Rathil
Progressivo Erty
Col
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Shevanney
Duma
Caur
Brama
A. G. Crowell
Washington
Green
Titusville
George Huntley
Ralph Blakestee
Danville
W. Ty Akom
Hert Watrous
Ann Artur Lyons
Mgin
Heath
Crowell
Oakland
Ak Coness
Weetiny
Japan
Ream & York
First Avenue
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Beale
Coats
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