Turitella raider fooled by a mis-spelled Aden
A British Aden patrol ship halted a ship named Turitella after mistaking it for a German raider Wolf. The vessel proved to be Turitella London with Chinese crew. a signalman had spelled Aden with a T, delaying decisive action. The escort later learned Turitella carried mines for the Wolf and had been captured by Germans earlier in the war.
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London
Arabian Seas
Indian Ocean
Admiralty
London Times
H. M
Aden
Wolf
Tortrellia
Lloyd's Net
Turritella
Port
British Admiralty
Kaiserliche Marine
Shanghai
Rangoon
Colombo
Prim
Red Sea
Naren
Biid Hinot
Sik from Sawdust A New York Experiment
New York state college researchers report producing a material named Sik from sawdust. It resembles silk in appearance and feel but costs less. Silk stockings and shirtwaist materials are cited as products that can be made from the sawdust-based substance.
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New York
New York State College Af
Cntry
Ask
Hoosier State Happenings Brimming with Local News
A roundup from Indiana towns reports a Goshen auto crash injuring four. an Indiana Poultry Association reorganization at Purdue University. Terre Haute appraisals of the Turner estate for inheritance tax. Marion crowns garden champions with 14 956 gardens valued at 620 204. Indianapolis planning distribution of war surplus aid and zone stores. Richmond Friends conference ahead of Indiana yearly meeting. and highway contracts let for 42 6 miles of concrete roads across the state.
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Goshen
Fred Kiste
Roann
Indianapolis
Indiana Poultry Association
Purdue University
Imfayette
Fair Ground
Terre Haute
George Helman
Loendas L. Turner
Muncie
Marion
BR. Mahon
Mahon
War Department
L. D. Cabell
Quartermaster Corps
Jeffersonville
Richmond
American Friends
Edward Grubb
J. W. Harvey Theobald
Indiana
State Highway Commission
Indianapoli,Kealing & Hugg
Charles Warren
Fairbanks
United States
Adelaide F. .Thomons
Timmmons
Tha
Timmons
Frederick CG
Warren
William ©. Ball
Indiana State Normal School
Col Wehard
Ww. Thompson
Bill
Colonel Brown
Rochester
Ball
Etta Dickinson
Laurel Street
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
France
Elaon Loy
Springfield
Loy
Woman Recommends Lydia E Pinkham Remedy on Farm
Oregon Illinois reader Mrs Alters reports relief from chronic troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits restored health with the remedy and urges other women to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts based on forty years of experience.
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Oregon
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Mass
Pain Relief Liniment Still Scents Up Pharmacies
The reliever promises fast, deep relief from aches and stiffness with ready penetration without rubbing. Sold at all drug stores in 35c 70c and 1.40 prices.
Nurses Warn Lightning Harms Patients in Storm Season
A nurse at a women's hospital says nurses are not afraid of lightning but the storms affect patients. She notes that blinding flashes can cause extreme weakness and nervous prostration in most sick people during thunderstorm season.
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Boche
U. S. S. Arkansas
Arganses
Gatun
Panama
Manchester
Kendallville
Henry Meyers
Sackrider Lake
Wabash
Steinman
American Legion
Commercial Club
Franklin Hildebrand
William M. Jones
State Board of Agriculture
Vincennes
William A. Schutter
Anna Leinbach
William Leinbach
Schutter
Martin
Lafayette
P. A. Vaughan
South Seventh Street
Denver
Colo
Vaughan
Colorado Springs
Wilson
Columbus
Speedway
Commandof
Ora M. Bardinger
Federated Crafts of Railroad
Gerpinta Hall
Delaware Street
Spembers
Fred Galloway
East Washington Street
Standard Grocery Store
Stanley Wyckof
Mirror
Saga
Department Esteves
Shelbyville
Corp. Dinnes Orbin Brown
Pravee
Tie
Pire
Grasselli Chemical Company
South Bend
Fariwnera
St. Janegh County
Axa E. Matthews
Frank
Yoder
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pain
Sloan
Sloans Liniment
Dean
Ohio
Campbell
Race &J
van Wert
Doan
Vays- Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Banner Lye
Odorlesa
Col Ee
Pono Chemical Works
Philaisiphia Dea
Lodo
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