Nerviline Promises Quick Relief For Cold Coughs
Advertisement extols Nerviline as the quick cure for chest congestion and coughing. It recommends vigorous chest and throat rubbing with Nerviline and adding it to warm water for inhalation. Claims include rapid break up of a hard cough and pleuritic pain relief, asserting the product is widely popular in the US and sold by Catarrhozone Co. in Kingston, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saraiss
Catarrhozone Co
Kingston
Canada
Farm Cost Accounting Bulletin by Prof White
Manitoba Agricultural College releases a bulletin by Prof G G White outlining farm cost accounting as a distinct bookkeeping method. It aims to show overall farm profit or loss, departmental gains or losses, and practical data to improve management including estimates of grain bins hay stacks silage and implement lifespans. Free copies are available from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture or Manitoba Agricultural College in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. White
Manitoba Agricultural College
White
Prof. White
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Senator Defends Zion Star in Patriotic Exchange
A senator proclaims love for his country and expresses irritation at references to Zion Star in a brief exchange, asserting strong national loyalty in a public discussion.
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Senatorum
Zion
Looping the Loop Beats German Seaplane Over Ostend
In a wartime air victory Hallum, a British aviator, used the loop to dive below a German seaplane at twelve thousand feet. The German fired as the loop began, but Hallum positioned for a headlong attack and the enemy aircraft burst into flames as the loop ended. The stunt, once dismissed as circus trick, proved a valuable air battle evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallum
Ostend
Change of Life period urged for women's health
The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for problems during midlife. It cites letters from women in Pa and Mass praising relief from headaches backaches heat flashes nervousness and dizziness and notes free advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts with responses handled by women only.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eine Es
Maroarer Grassman
N. Ringgold St
Philadelphia
Manitoba Leads Canada in Woman Suffrage Progress
Manitoba moves toward full women’s enfranchisement opening political life to mothers wives and daughters. Advocates argue female voting will improve public health education living standards and curb vice. Biblical precedent and Galatians cited to support equality in rights.
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Canada
Manitoba
Atlantic
Pacific
Samuel
Eunice
Catherine
St Paul
Guynemer Breaks Allied Air Victory Record
Sub Lieutenant Guynemer, famed French aviator, becomes the Allies’ top ace after downing his 13th aircraft on August 17 and a 14th on August 18. He surpasses rival Navarre, joining eight French pilots named for five or more victories with a combined total of 69 enemy planes and three captive balloons.
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Guynemer
Navarre
Chasseau de Roches
Victor
Growing car numbers demand constant motorist care
The Providence Journal editorial warns that as car numbers rise the need for careful driving increases. Roads are not widening accordingly and new drivers will enter the market, increasing accidents. Even careful drivers face risk from irresponsible operators on the road.
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Providence Journal
New Bacon Market Competitors Rise Postwar
Nine years of strong demand from Bacon Argentina and Russia as buyers. The number of competitors in the global bacon market grows, with quality and price competition intensifying in the postwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
British Berkshire Society
Russia
Seedy Stranger Seeks Role in Moving Picture Studio
A perplexing exchange unfolds as a stranger presses for a secured place in a film company. The manager probes for acting experience, while the visitor quips that acting without audiences is his motive.
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Moving Picture Company
Singular difference sparks self reflection in Boston script
In a Boston Evening Transcript script, a speaker notes how people unlike us appear to be ed with themselves, highlighting social distance and introspection. The line suggests a broader commentary on identity and perception within the city.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Life sentence echoes in jailhouse exchange
A woman inquires if a convict will be happy when his sentence ends. The inmate replies in gloom that he has a life sentence, implying he has no end in sight to his confinement.
Meat Supply in Warm Weather Impacts City Prices
The article explains how meat must be shipped live to consumption centers due to refrigeration limits, causing high prices from shrinkage and spoilage. It notes that poorer city residents struggle to afford meat in heat and compares Russia’s perishable food distribution with America’s past.
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Russia
America
Butternut’s Last Syllable Silent Says Inspector
A humorous exchange shows the food inspector explaining that the final syllable of butternut is silent. His wife asks how to pronounce it, and he replies that the last syllable is always silent.
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George
Wheat Market Holds Up Amid Bullish News and Speculation
The Market Report notes wheat markets stay buoyant amid favorable supply and rising sentiment. It highlights continued price volatility, a strong underlying position, and a shift toward bearish speculation that failed to curb the overall uptrend.
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Seretoforea A
Imost
Minards Liniment Cures Burns and German Diet Experiments
German science explores bone as a food substitute with boiled and dried bones yielding 10 percent fat for cooking. After extracting fat the bones are dried and ground to powder containing 24.41 percent protein and 13.11 percent fat. Experiments by East Prussian Foodstuff Department show pigs poultry and horses thrive on this diet.
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East Prussian Chamber of Agriculture
Thankful Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets
The ad notes many in Canada praise Dr Williams Baby's Own Tablets, claiming seven years of good results for their children. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario.
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Canada
Plendid ’ Kj
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Spring-Rice Praises British War Pensions in Washington
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, at a Washington dinner, lauded British pensions and allowances in the present war. He predicted the postwar government would not be charged with neglect or parsimony and quipped that a schoolboy once defined an old soldier as a vegetarian.
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Cecil Spring-Rice
Washington
Betting on Horses Hurts Health Says Mother and Visitor
Mrs Brown questions betting on horse races while a visitor notes Charley’s bets trigger claims of a flawed System and health concerns. The exchange hints at superstition and worry over gambling effects.
Dr Chase's Nerve Food Helps Run Down Women Recover
A letter from Mrs. Conrad Schmidt of Milverton Ontario describes nervous prostration and sleeplessness improving after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food. She recounts sleep loss headaches vomiting swelling and weakness followed by renewed health and energy and a healthy baby. The notice promotes purchasing a box at dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
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Chase
Conrad Schmidt
Milverton, Ont
Onecea
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ltd
Toronto
Cannon and the Clouds
A speaker argues nature’s vast processes dwarf wartime gunfire effects on rain. He cites a month with England and Wales rainfall excess of 3.5 inches over large area, equating to more than thirty billion tons of water and wind mass far surpassing military force.
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Europe
England
Wales
England and
Holloway's Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
Corn relief is advertised as simple with Holloway's Corn Cure, claiming cure from boot pressure without ongoing trouble. The note presents a concise sales claim for the remedy.
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Holloway
Compulsory Harvest Labor Decrees Across Lippe and Altenburg
The Lippe principality issues a rescript demanding population participation in harvest gathering with officials authorized to use compulsion if needed. The directive covers both sexes including soldiers wives and grant recipients. A similar decree is published by Altenburgs government.
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Germany
Principalit of
Lippe
Duchy of Altenburg
Future Newspaper Vision: sane sober sincere journalism
The article envisions journalism of the next decade as sane sober and sincere. It calls for more newspapers for discriminating readers and fewer sensational catch-penny sheets, aiming to be sound and resounding in service without cringing servility.
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H. O. Gunnison
Leslie
Foreman Warns of Damaged House After Scaffolding Removal
A ferry builder's foreman bursts into the office in a burst of excitement reporting that a newly built house fell at night. He blames the workmen for removing scaffolding before wallpapering, causing the collapse.
Shorter Cigars Spark Economy Move in War Era Shops
A salesman explains that a special cigar brand cut the length by about an inch to reduce waste as customers discarded extra portions. The adjustment aligns with wartime economy pressures and consumer budgets.
Giving Him His Chance He I Would Die for You
A dramatic line from a New York Times item features a tense exchange where one character vows devotion and the other prompts action, underscoring heightened emotional stakes. The snippet hints at unfinished dramatic momentum and interpersonal conflict.
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Weill
New York Times
Eclectric Oil Expands Friendship Across Regions
D. Thomas' Eclectric Oil earns praise as it widens its circle of friends daily. Orders arrive from distant West and Far North, its fame spreading far. The oil is noted for its humane impact and moderate price, making it accessible to many.
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D. Thomas
Hinkson and Ibbs Lightly Rib Witty Exchange
In a playful exchange Hinkson jokes about his wife’s few lessons while Ibbs replies with a quip about her voice after rain. The banter hints at affection and humor in a light moment between the two.
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Hinkson
Gibbs
Population Uses 2.5 Million Glass Eyes Each Year
A historical note states that the global population uses about 2,500,000 glass eyes annually. The figure reflects widespread adoption across regions and time.
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