Thedford's Black-Draught Praised by Nashville Grocer
West Nashville grocer W N Parsons extols Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach head ache and indigestion. He says he has used it for years and would not be without it noting its cleansing effect on the bowels and normalizing liver function. Other Americans reportedly find it valuable for similar ailments and urge buyers to seek the genuine article.
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Thedford
Parsons
Chiropractor welcomes Fredericksburg patients
Notice from a chiropractor successor to Dr Eva Beetley inviting local residents and surrounding countryside to seek relief of ailments and restoration of health with services offered in German and English.
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Eva Beetley
Fredericksburg
New Treaty Signed Between Germany and Russia
Genoa April 17 report states a treaty nullifying Brest-Litovsk and restoring full diplomatic ties on equal terms. Allied delegates react with astonishment and concern, calling it disloyal and potentially jeopardizing the conference. Experts to study compliance with Versailles before broader talks with Poland and others.
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Germany
Russia
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Storms and Floods Hit Mississippi Valley Severe Losses
Storms and floods across Nebraska Kansas Colorado Iowa Illinois Missouri killed twenty seven and left hundreds homeless with over 200 injured. Tornadoes struck eastern Illinois and Indiana while railroad lines failed and towns flooded causing extensive property damage and rising death tolls.
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Mississippi Valley
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Ind
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Cernelia
Hidalgo
Madison County
Newton
France Forces Germany to Import Luxury Wares
France uses Versailles Treaty clauses to require German authorities to draft 18 000 cans of oranges for import. The move highlights the strain on Germans under current economic conditions and invites critics to reflect on Paris easing German luxury consumption.
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France
Germany
Paris
Repeal Volstead Act Commentary Sparks Debate
In Chicago on April 24 Mme Schumann-Heink urged repealing the Volstead Act to fund soldiers bonuses via tax revenue. The piece notes audience reaction and ties to wartime benefits, while local ads promote services from Jordan Bros and Schroeder Bros. including clothing, ice cream, and home appliances.
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Mme. Schumann- Heink
Kill Speculators and Secure Farm Profits for America
The passage urges Americans to ensure farmers earn reasonable profits to stabilize living costs. It proposes government credit to foreign governments for purchases in the United States on conditions set by America to curb speculative financiers and boost farmer cooperation.
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America
Dempsey to Visit Berlin and Europe
The world boxing champion Dempsey plans a sailing from New York on April on the Aquitania with manager Jack Tearn to visit Berlin London and Paris for exhibitions. Proceeds to charity are planned if matches occur, with a possible summer bout against Carpentier not yet certain.
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Europe
New York
Aquitania
Jack Tearn
Berlin
London
Paris
Carpentier
Tanlac ad and misc classified note from old paper
An old classified snippet touts Tanlac for building up the weak run down system and mentions a real service listing for properties. It also notes a buyer seeking chickens eggs and hides paying top price, with a peculiar 26 kg reference.
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Tanlac
Frank Hanisch
The Coal Strike and the Hidden Human Cost
An editorial condemns coal strikes as often united with industry leaders, urges government action, and argues the core issue is mining methods. It laments debt bondage from company stores and tenements, criticizes private police power, and warns against profiteering during a time of coal surplus.
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United States
Porn Independent
Local gas manager J G Maffitt dies by suicide in Valestine
Valestine Texas April 25 J G Maffitt about 60 years old committed death by own action today by shooting according to the coroner s verdict He was found dead in his office at noon Maffitt was manager of a local gas company coming here from Austin.
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Ner
Maffitt
Austin
Army Frauds Reach Brooklyn Base in Court Martial
New York April 25 prosecutors uncovered new army frauds in the Transportation Corps. Officers and men allegedly stole and sold hundreds of thousands of dollars in gasoline tires spare parts and motorcycles. The revelations surfaced during witness testimony in the court martial of Capt. George P. Thompson already under arrest for prior frauds at the Brooklyn base.
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Army Transportation Corps
George P. Thompson
Brooklyn
Husband's Story Astonishes Fredericksburg Readers
A testimonial claims Adier-i-ka quickly relieves stomach gas sour stomach and upper and lower bowel buildup. The ad asserts it cleanses foul matter and decaying food from the system improves digestion and guards against appendicitis.
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Adler-i Ka
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