Rural School Picnics At Agricultural College Visit
A rural school party toured the Agricultural College with Prof Herner guiding activites from poultry houses to pig pens and livestock. Students explored incubators calves lambs and the conservatories then enjoyed tea and lunch, leaving with renewed interest in farming. A local testimonial notes Minard's Liniment cured a wrist injury years ago.
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Iles
Herner
Mma
Borneo
Jes
Agenu
Agricultural College Board
Insurance for British Forces Announced in England
In England an insurance scheme for all ranks serving with the British forces at land or sea was inaugurated. It offers a fixed benefit with yearly premiums from five dollars to higher amounts based on peril. Benefits include a $25 share for sailors at sea who die in action or are drowned, with further terms and a nine tenths sub-share as the war ends.
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England
Atta
Pavia
Europe
Balkan Peninsula
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Kid Health
An urging ad touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a game plan to combat parasitic worms weakening children, claiming it restores vitality and strength.
Germany to Replace Dutch Ships Under Hague Agreement
A Hague official communication relayed by the Amsterdam component of Oderern Limited states that Germany and the Dutch government reached an agreement on replacing Dutch merchant ships torpedoed off the coast.
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Germany
Hague
Amsterdam
Oderer'n Limited
Fractured OCR Snippet Sends Sparse News Fragments
Fragmentary text shows unclear phrases and garbled words. No coherent names dates or places are readable.
Fragmentary OCR on Establishment and parental rights
Readable scraps discuss establishment of religion and parental rights over a child’s religious upbringing. Mentions consent, teen years, courts protection, and the idea of school or state influence on belief. Text is incomplete and garbled with stray phrases.
Unclear OCR fragment from no clear event
Fragmentary text mentions an officer and privacy in London with names unclear. No identifiable event, date, or organizations are readable to summarize accurately.
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Bath
Captain Fails To Return Laundered Shirts
A note from a private alleges his shirts have not been returned after a week in the laundry. He questions a sergeant and requests his garments be located and returned promptly.
Nerve Breakdown Warned By Patient Using Pills
A garbled passage describes a nervous breakdown tied to exhaustion and weakness. It mentions a patient seeking relief and references Dr Williams pills claimed to strengthen blood and nerves.
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Williams
Royal Family Abolishes German Titles in English Court Circular
A court circular indicates revolved titles for Princess Victoria and Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig Holstein will be styled their Highnesses. Duchess of Saxony titles are relinquished at the King’s request and warrants will define new styles. The Times notes Prince Louis of Battenberg may become Marquis of Mount Batten, a name echoing a German origin and a Plym outh headland.
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England
Victoria
Marie Louise
Schleswig-Holstein
Helena Victoria
Saxony
the Times
Prince Louis of
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Removal Says Cincinnati Authority
A Cincinnati authority advertises Freezone as a painless home remedy to lift corns and calluses. The drops applied to the corn dry instantly and do not irritate surrounding skin. Readers are urged to ask local druggists or wholesalers for a bottle.
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Cincinnati
Reserve of officers formed for Canadian expeditionary force
Minister Sir Edward Kemp announces a reserve of officers for the Canadian expeditionary force. He notes many officers remained without suitable appointments in Canada, creating vacancies and the need for a reserve to fill future roles.
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Edward Kemp
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Canada
White Bread Love and War Mirrored in Flour History
The piece reflects on the shift from white to brown bread, ties to war era shortages, and explains how white flour became common after English millers observed Austrian Hungarian methods in 1878. It frames white bread as a controversial triumph over foreign influence and an uneasy wartime change.
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Gur
Budapest
Austria-Hungary
England
Tino’s Delusion Cited as Defying Will by Venizelos
A fragment reports ex King Tino refusing to bow to Venizelos and taking orders from his brother-in-law at Pot 5, suggesting infighting and allegiance shifts within the royal circle.
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Tino
Tine
Venizelos
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget Cans in War Prep
An old article notes Minard's Liniment cures garget cans and urges provisioning of canned food for an army of 1,000,000 next winter. It highlights Britain as a tin supplier and discusses securing pig tin from Great Britain at fair prices amid wartime manufacture needs.
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Great Britain
Crisis of Woman's Life in Jagoner Oklahoma
A brief notice highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a claimed remedy during a local health concern. The item reads like an advertisement style feature common to era newspapers, showcasing a testimonial flavor for female well being in Oklahoma.
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Agricultural College
Man
Minard
Isaac E. Mann
P.Q
Dodds
Zand
Redpath
Canada Sugar Refining Co., Limited
Montreal
Ience
Themi
D.C
George
Iran Maley
Accmda
Yan
Austria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jagoner
Okla
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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