Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women ill with displacements inflammation ulcers and irregularities. It claims decades of success and invites letters to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for garment advice and product guidance.
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McLean
Neb
John KorrelMann
NeLean
Nebraska
Lydis B. Pinkham
America
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Germans Accept Peace Treaty As Expected
Washington reports the German National Assembly is set to sign the Versailles peace treaty, with officials noting the move aligns with public demand for peace. Predictions cited cabinet shifts and the Reichstag’s strong vote as indicating Germany’s path to a new administration before the pact takes effect.
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Washington
Ciruses
Lemenn
Philipp Scheidemann
Weimar
White House
Bre
Wilssi
QUICK WANT ADS COST ONE CENT A WORD
Journal Gazette advertises quick classified notices with a price of one cent per word for listings. Readers are urged to submit brief, concise items to be printed in the want ads section.
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Journal-Gazette
A Sluggish Liver Tales Of A Three In One Tonic
An old time health note warns that a sluggish liver harms kidneys and digestion leading to bilious headaches and other ailments. It promotes Grande Tonic and Glando Tonic as remedies, claiming to renew activity remove poisons and regulate bowels, with testimonials available on request.
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Gland-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Army Worms Trapped on Old Cotton Farm
Army worms disrupted fields on the old Hardaway place near Set Shiver town, crossing cornfields and entering trenches. A county agent reports the worm sweep has been checked in this area with no further incursions, though worms were seen entering a trench at intervals. A local expert explains worm behavior and control methods in this issue.
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O. W. Cotton
Coutey
Hardaway Place
Smalley Uo
Hays Pressures and Divisions on League of Nations
The article reports intra party tensions as Hays pushes a split on the league issue. It notes New and Lodge’s opposition, Watson’s cautious stance, and the broader push to align with public sentiment while maintaining political maneuvering. The piece critiques Hays’s double stance and loyalty to the party line.
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Hays
Knox
Art
League of Nations
Lodee
Senate
New
Inilfaya
League
Amnate
Seracar Lodge
Leasut
Jeagué
Watson
Will Hays
Hays Palley
Palley
Jeasue
Epee
Tribute to First President at Washington Tomb Visit
A presidential ceremony laid a wreath on Washington's sarcophagus as dignitaries from Brazil praised liberty and democracy. President Pessoa and party, amid ivy and old trees, reflected on the evergreen symbol planted by Brazil's last emperor.
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America
Washington
Peeson
Tanlers
Davis
de. Fesson
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Flont
Crowds at Orpheum See Great Starg Bill
The Orpheum theatre drew large crowds as crowds crowded the capacity to view a strong summer bill. Tom Miz in The Wilderness Tale shared billing with Charlie Chaplin in Is It is dhe milleis stolen a Ta de, and Ham Gees entertained patrons with his original antics. The venue promises a powerful photo-play with Form Mix, one of its greatest attractions yet billed.
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Orpheum Theatre
Ashine
Tom Miz
Charlie Chaplin
Orpheum
dMaseger Muson
Western cyclone leaves Fergus Falls in ruins with hundreds dead
A western cyclone devastates Fergus Falls Minnesota wiping out the Battle Lake corridor hotel and brewery area. About 200 dead are reported as the town of 7000 is struck and residents fear more collapse. The alert lists job openings at Bowser Exchange in Fort Wayne with steady wages and permanent work.
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Fergus Falls
Battle Lake
Minn
Grand Hotel
Bowser Avenue
Bowser Exchange
S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc
Fort Wayne
Ind
Germans Against Trial of Kaiser Split on Weimar Coalition
Fragmentary report details German political maneuvering as the Bauer cabinet reconstructs with Herman Muller as foreign minister and Mathias Wirthinger as finance minister. The peace question will be presented to the assembly for ratification after cabinet shifts. Count von Brackdorf-Rantzau and von Bernstorff plan vacations. Bauer’s government signals conservative socialist influence and labor union connections.
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Atelon
Dernberg
Pont
Eemperor
von Hindenburg
Judendorff
Entente
Bauer
Herman Mueller
Mathias Witterger
Finance
Assembly
Count von Brackdorf-Rantzau
Weimar
von Bernstorff
Maneau
Herr Bauer
Promier
J Phillipp Scheidermann
Por Jie
Carl Legien
Socialiat
Allied arms advance readiness amid global tensions
Fragmented telegraphic copy shows Allied forces preparing for an advance as wartime communications reference Germany and the Weimar government. Mentions treaty discussions, reservations, and American wartime messaging. Advertising note for Journal-Gazette want ads appears, highlighting costs.
Treaty views on League and Germany reparations outlined
The report quotes Clemenceau outlining Allied positions on the League of Nations, Germany’s reparations, and treaty guarantees. It covers proposed commissions, Alsace Lorraine debts, Upper Silesia, fortifications, public property, surrender lists, and export controls with emphasis on maintaining the treaty’s principles and postwar order.
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League of Nations
Germany
Arhleles
League
Alsace-Lorraine
Alsace-Loraine
France
Upper Silesia
Pri
L-dependante’—senarete
Helgolland
Central
Shasitung
Tas
Associated Powers
German Note on Allied Concessions and Text Divergences
An allied peace conference exchange reveals disputes over divergences between printed and manuscript texts of the German note. Brockdorff-Rantzau urges clarifications before the deadline. Clemenceau confirms the May 7 printed text as authentic with later corrections noted.
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National Assembly
Allica
Bray
Parner
Geonan
Hind
Carlier
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Hanis] von Haimhausen
C. M. Clemenceau
Geroman
Ersailles
Sys
Clemenceau
Belgium Promises Aid to Belgium in Wilson Plan
An American publisher releases a statement noting President Wilson's pledge to supply railway materials, machinery, and credit to aid Belgium's postwar reconstruction. It argues Belgium now seeks work over charity and seeks rapid practical assistance rather than relief alone.
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Brussels
Cardinal Afareler
Melines
Brederick i
Belgium
Wilson
Protocol to Peace Treaty DARE lye YLAaBy the Assets
Fragmented OCR notes outline a plan linking treaty aims to German reparation, allied certification, and liquidation of German progecyan with commissions and examinations of powers, documents, and rations to hasten action. Reads as a dated, uncertain artifact with unclear attributions and many garbled terms.
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Eamene Burine
Agelela
Reading of a WWII era accident report fragment
A fragmentary report describes civilians sprinting for help and rescue efforts after a serious crash. It notes injuries to Mrs Hlinler and others, damage to homes and rail lines, and partial rebuilding of a local automatils amid German destruction.
Fort Wayne pair injured in Muncie auto wreck
Mrs. Bahler and daughter Agnes of Fort Wayne were badly hurt when their car skidded into soft dirt near Eaton, overturned, pinning both inside. Bahler husband and Leah survived with minor injuries. The car damaged. Mrs. Bahler unimproved, with complications feared. The youngest daughter escaped unhurt.
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Muncie
Ind
Zune
RA. Bahler
Fort Wayne
Dacuhter
Agnes
Juncie
Eaton
North Oo
Buhler
Jc Bohler
Leah
Bubhler
Uwle
Douglas Ser Wen
Bik
Journal Gazette Wet Ads Bring One Cent a Word
A quirky ad item notes low-cost placing in the Journal-Gazette with the tagline One Cent a Word. The blurb highlights affordable classified insertions and the playful local slogan.
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Journal-Gazette
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