Osborne bill seeks indestructible ID medals for soldiers
Representative Henry Z. Osborne of California introduces a bill directing the Secretary of War to provide each soldier designated for foreign service with an indestructible identification medal bearing name, company, and regiment to be kept on the person at all times. He argues the measure would greatly ease home front anxiety as American forces enter Europe.
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Europe
Henry Z. Osborne
California
Secretary of War
Osborne
Canada shows strong business and wages through wartime recovery
An exchange reports Canada remains robust after two and a half years of war with high wages and ample circulation. American business may follow a similar path with swift readjustments under wise policy, while demand from allied nations supports a bright outlook for production and export. A separate note advises July vegetable gardening and storage to aid national needs. The closing line reflects on aging youth and happiness credited to Eliot.
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Canada
Chicago Herald
Cham berot's Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Users
A fragment notes how Cham berot's Diarrhoea Remedy earns favor and praise from readers in Delmeny Burk Buys and others who call it an exceptionally fine preparation. It contrasts with Chamberlan's Colic and Diarrhoea Brandy and mentions specific buyers.
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Chamberlan
Jon EB
Jamzes
Delmeny, Burk
Chamberot
A Diplomatic Mission Involving a Mexican Dispatch Theft
James Maitland, son of a U.S. admiral, marries Julie de Lavalle, daughter of a French diplomat. On a voyage to Vera Cruz a secret dispatch is safely recovered with Julie exposing a plot by a Spanish woman to steal it. The couple then proceeds with Maitland’s diplomatic career aided by his wife’s smart interference.
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James Maitland
U. S
Milo
Julie de Lavalle
Washington
M. de Lavalle
Hay
Lavalle
Mahitland
Mlle
de Lavalle
State Department
Panama Canal
Young Maitland
United States
Vera Cruz
Maitland
Pet
Jimmie
Julie
Senora Sanchez
Mexico City
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Old Catarrh Cure Ad and New Jersey Land Sale Notice
Historical notices include a Champlain era patent claim for Halts Catarrh Cure by J J Cheney and a New Jersey chancery sale advertisement for the United States Hotel property in Cranbury Township Middlesex County. The sale by Edward F Houghton sheriff dates to 1917 with detailed parcel boundaries and conveyance by Reichert and wife Sophia.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucey County
Frank J. Cheney
J. J. Cheney & Co
Franks J. Cheney
Chancery
New Jersey
Arthur C. Hensler
Charles H. Reichert
Sophia Reichert
New Brunswick
Cranbury
County of
Middlesex
United States Hotel
W. R. Johnson
Main Street
Johnson
Abijah Applegate
Elmira Voorhees’ Lot
Matthew A. Rue
Rue
Harry C. Miller
Edward F. Houghton
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Cranbury Press
Cranbury,n.j
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Liberty and Union
Webster
New Jersey State Agricultural College
Eliot
Elinor Marsh
Port Maitland
A. W. Gli&ason
Notary Palettc
Tiall
BF. J. Cheney & CO
Tie
Sheriff’s Sale
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
Mercer County
Broad Street Bank Building
National Bank
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Peppler
Hoover
Owego
Farrell and Myers
W. A. Woods
Deere
Pittsburgh and Cambria
Thomas Peppler
SUN Optical Alm G. F.c.leamning
Pres. Cor
State and Warren St's
Trenton
Ford
J. Ernest Laird
Garace
Cranbury, New Jersey
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