U United States notes German submarine policy in 1916
The text notes U.S. delivery of a July 21 1916 communication to Berlin about July 5 1915 German claims. It condemns submarine warfare against merchant ships without proper distinction of neutrals, reiterates that neutral lives and property must be protected, and states the U S readiness to consider new wartime conditions but not abandon neutral rights. It also references Lusitania reparations and the need for adherence to international law.
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Washington
Germany
Berlin
Gerard
Submar
Department of State, Ane
Antn
United State
Indic
United and States
Bien Pyar
Mmegal
United Con States
Keitel
Tidety
United Hit States
Valuable Discovery Prompts Calm World Outlook
A German scientist claims the world may endure for hundreds more years and then extend further. The Sentinel Daily Thought urges unity, warning quarrel and harsh words hinderly in the face of a great calamity.
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Mil
Wanker Sentinel
United States and Germany Clash Over Naval Rights and Actions
Debate over freedom of the seas continues as U S government rejects disavowal of German actions in the Lusitania incident and asserts consistent defense of maritime rights. The report also notes a bankruptcy filing involving former Governor John Dix and the Moose or Lumber Company, with a focus on the broader wartime legal and political implications.
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Perta
John dix
Moose Or Lumber Company
Fragments on War Losses and Public Notices From 1914
The brief text lists total casualties from the Gallipoli campaign totaling tens of thousands, mentions resignation of James M. Sullivan in Washington, Alaska gold production figures, Ford Motor Company refund figures for Cent cars, and a teacher training note on the duties of inspiring pupils. The jumbled OCR preserves several named entities and dates but blends topics across war, politics, industry, and education.
Calomel warning and Dodson's Liver Tone sales pitch
A garbled 19th century style advertorial fragment touts calomel as dangerous mercury causing sickness and urges readers to buy Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver remedy. It promises a cure for sluggish liver, constipated bowels, and sour bile, claiming full family health benefits and a money back guarantee.
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Dodson
Tender Sensitive Skins and Free Samples Advertised
A vintage advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin scalp hair and more after a hot bath and offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept XY Boston Also includes a broken sports snippet with a fan's taunt and a misread baseball scene noting an umpire and heated exchange near the plate
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Dept
Boston
Grove's Tasteless Tonic Adapte for General Tone
An old advertisement touts Grove's Old Strodard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron claimed to enrich the blood and boost the liver and whole system. The copy adds a moral quip about turning the other cheek and a religious aside, reflecting period ad language.
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Grove
Strodard Groves
Witty retort in Wales frames chancellor jibe
Lloydteorge’s famed wit shines in a South Wales meeting as he parries a disappointed chancellor's remark. Pearson's Weekly notes the exchange, with the crowd listening as the orator rebukes the mismeasured jibe and keeps ahead of the heckling.
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Lloydteorge
South Wales
Pearson's Weekly
Lioyduivorge
Tiayens
Amin
North
Wales
Resinol Promises Quick Relief For Itching Eczema
An advertisement claims Resinol ointment and resinol soap soothe and halt itching, clearing eruptions even in stubborn cases. It touts rapid relief, skin clarity with regular use, and notes pharmacists sell Resinol products while a Lake Motor arbitration speech references themes of peace and oppression.
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Realpol
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Persuades Relief
A widow recounts months of crippling pain and backache and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes the company offers confidential advice answered by a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence
Dakota
Lydia B. Pinkswain
Lydia E.ham
The Man Who is Known Merely as His Wife's Husband
A fragmented line notes social norms and laundry products like Red Cross Ball Blue and Delighte, hinting at a humorous or satirical item about identity and domestic life in a mid century grocer’s or magazine page.
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Jumbo
J. W. Satterwhite
Pele Tagra
Raughn
Jasper
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London
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Areteen
Omier Asquith
Sullivan
James M. Sullivan
Vestean Muleter
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Tus
Alaska
Ford
Detroit
Ford Automobile Company
Cent Automobiles
Hoir Machines Hines
Adnan
Barhnam
Harold Rallengut
Cumita
Idme
Dorey
New York
Wilkin
Cuticura
Sen Leary
SUNY
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Weedebed
Van
Eres
Pepi
Amelia
Ted the Farr
Red Cross
Dolin Rer Hithen
Prinvetes Aniversity
Lake Motor
Ghendor Y laMar
Rowwerttinh
Alera
Io Vibe
Rene Ste Pewetant
Fletcher
Carter
Carters
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Hanfords Balsam
Tsormis
Ae Cutter Caverat
Cutter
Pilla
Lowe Toot Paty
Blackieg
Blackley Pills
Ory
Berasiay
Cal
Chienge
Intersmith
Daily Fly
de Kalb Ave
Brookly
N Parker
Thomas EB. Green
N.Y
Little Rock
Wood
WM. Wood
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