Experiences and endorsements for Pierce medicines
Narrator cites multiple testimonials praising Dr. Pierce’s medicines. Mrs. Galena TH credits Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant Pellets, and Shgo’s Catarrh Remedy for health restoration after liver and catarrh issues. A sister’s asthma improvement with two bottles is noted. Hattie Moore of Dewey ve vouches for recovery and long-term praise.
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Galena, TH
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Shgo
Hattie Moore
Dewey Ve
Gentle laxative ad promises relief from ailments
An advertising blurb touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that cleanses liver and bowels, claiming you wake refreshed. It mocks other brands and encourages quick use despite hard luck or self-doubt.
President Fights Plans in Turkey
President asserts U.S. rights in Turkish peace talks. He criticizes allied efforts favoring Britain France and Italy, urges equal treatment for American citizens and corporations, and questions exclusive influence by the three great powers. Independent Armenia and Thrace shifts proposed. U.S. role urged in final territorial disposition.
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Washington
United
United States
Colby
Great Britain
France
Italy
Ottoman Empire
State Department
Europe
International Council
Constantinople
Atrats
Armenia
Sea of
Trebizond
Thrace
Bulgaria
Greece
Mars
Austria
Agreement with U S on Turkey and Armenia
Paris says the French align with President Wilson on creating the largest possible Armenian state and expelling Turks from Constantinople. The plan faces a key question: how to achieve this without a force of hundreds of thousands to quell Mussulman resistance.
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Paria
Foreign Office
Turkey
Armenia
Wilson
Constantinople
Europe
Poles Recapture Lost Land in Podolia Front
Warsaw reports Bolshevik forces suffered heavy losses after renewed assaults on the Polish front in Podolia. Polish troops pursued the enemy and retook territory lost last week amid heavy fighting in Podolia and around Rotchitsa and Kalenkowitz, northeast of Mozir. In a recent Bolshevik attack two enemy regiments were annihilated.
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Warsaw
Podolia
T la
Rotchitsa
Kalenkowitz
Mozir
World News Briefs From Across the Globe
A digest from Bucha reat dissolution to wage talks and political shifts. Reports claim Polish forces repelled bolshevik attacks and Ian MacPherson resigned as Ireland secretary. Holland accepts a German empire settlement. census figures note residents in Manistee drop 21.7 percent. Three diners shot during a restaurant hold up in Louisville, Kentucky. Continental Gil Co. to pay 200 percent stock dividend. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks wed secretly in Los Angeles. China rejects Japanese Shantung proposals. Bay City plants destroyed by fire. losses around 705000 to 70000. Mississippi rejects suffrage amendment, Chicago clerks’ strike settled. O'Farrell theater roof collapse kills eight, injures forty. Smyrna awarded to Greece per ambassadors. May Day strike planned in Paris. DAnnunzio to accept Wilson Adriatic plan. Nikolaeivsk battle leaves 700 Japanese dead. Coal miners accept 20 percent wage rise eight-hour day. Miners and operators sign wage agreement in New York. Airplane crash in Bronx kills two.
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Washington
Minnie Webb
Qurtls
The
Daling
Tex
Paris
London Globe
Ian MacPherson
Ireland
Holland
Amsterdam
Census Bureau
Manistee
Mich
Loulaville
Continental Gil Company
Standard Branch
Denver
Colo
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fale
Banks
Rev. J. Whitcomb
Brougher
Los Angeles
China
Chicago
Thompson
James Lynn
Clerks' Union
O'Farrell
San Luis Potoal
Mex
Smyrna
Greece
Council of Ambassadors
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Tome
Tthe
National Confederated Committee of Labor
Trieste
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Wilson
Adriatic
Nikolaeivsk
Siberia
Tokyo
Nippu Juji
Honolulu
Iituminous
Coal Commission
New York
Markets Report Prices For Grains And Livestock
grain prices across rye wheat and oats with rye white and dark rye near nine to fourteen dollars per 100 pounds, hay prices for timothy and clover blends, cattle prices for steers cows yearlings and stockers, hogs with varying weights and cuts, sheep and lamb figures, and western lambs fed at around fifteen to twenty dollars per hundredweight. overall market snapshot of commodity values across grains hay and livestock segments.
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Ayvex
Knowledgeable buyers demand clear remedy facts
An advertisement urges discerning customers to choose Triner’s Angelich Bitter Tonie and American Wixir of Bitter Wine, claiming proven ingredients and guaranteed purity. It cites a Chicago user’s health recovery and notes growing letters from influenza sufferers finding Triner’s bitters aid convalescence.
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Triter
Triner
Beoauge
Yyiner
Stanislaw Gardocki
Chicago
Joseph Triner Company
Ashland Ave
Film buyer to producer ends with fatal joke
Quirky ad copy recounts a film buyer chatting with a producer who hints about a role. The buyer declines and then says he will commit death by own action. Also included is a vintage medicine ad for Calen Cesalinatus claiming quick relief from burns and itching with a 26c price.
Not Disappointed Report Sparks Confusion at Friend’s Home
A misheard note about a friend's mother’s death prompts a tense scene as the caller claims a report existed. The friend denies the death, leaving the caller to reflect that the mistaken report reveals the caller’s own harsh remark. The exchange ends with uneasy silence.
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Kilmer Swamp Root as the premier cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims rapid mild effects and urges starting treatment, with samples offered for ten cents by Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY, asking readers to mention the paper. Also includes a Cracker Barral Senate discussion note and a quip about office seeking as a disease.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Vain Endeavor Despondent Patron After Vaudeville Mockery
A Birmingham Age-Herald vignette portrays a former cabinet proprietor ruined by failed vaudeville acts. He reflects that life holds nothing left, having squandered years’ savings trying to win back patrons who cheered drunken performances that now seem worthless.
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Cabinet
Cuba
Birmingham Age-Herald
India Silk Industry and Global Agricultural Notes
A concise survey notes India has one million people in silk production and domesticated silkworms. It mentions Greece’s currant crop as the world’s largest dried fruit harvest, and Kongoland’s native sheep breed lacking wool.
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India
Greece
Nothing to It Hope phrase in St Louis Globe-Democrat
A brief clipping notes a quirky exchange with phrases like there’s lita and don’t be a dead ong attributed to the St Louis Globe-Democrat, reflecting clipped humor or misprint in an item. The fragment preserves a glimpse of the paper’s light tone and language quirks.
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Lita
Loula Globe-Democrat
Diamond Dyes and Old Garments in Color Revival
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising two new rich colors for any fabric. It claims easy diamond dyeing over any base color with a direction book included. Also notes Diamond Dye Color Card help and Australia forest acreage, with an odd aside on brain size and dreams.
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