Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Thousands of mothers rely on Mother Gray's Sweet Wonders an ex celent remedy for headaches colds feverishness stomach troubles and bowel irregularities in children. Easy to take pleasant to use and widely sold by druggists for 25 cents. Used by mothers for 30 years.
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Peruna
Ceri
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Gray
Geo. Pollick
Logansport
Ind
Grande Pine
John Porter
Williams St
Paulding
Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Rugs Reborn At Low Cost Through Conversion Offer
Old rugs transformed into new items at a bargain price. Contact Jaco Slabauch at 113 So Ninth Street or call 1057 X for details. Gr dhetes Finschigae.
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Jaco Slabauch
Ninth Street
Judge Begbie’s Harsh Rebuke To Jury In Sand Bag Case
Chief justice Sir Matthew Begbie of British Columbia confronted a verdict of Not Guilty in a sand-bag murder trial. He condemned the jury saying such conduct makes trial by jury a horrible farce and Victoria a nest of crime. He discharged the prisoner and urged revenge on jurors.
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Matthew Begbie
British Columbia
Victoria
Evening grocery ad blends brands and items in 1920s list
A dense grocery advertisement lists soaps such as Swift's Pride and Classic White, detergents, Jello volumes, and paper products. It also features foods including Purk Salmon, crackers, beans, olives, milk, corn starch, bologna, bacon ends, and various beef cuts.
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iFels Yaptha
Swift
F. W
Americans Take Hun Second Line In Major Frontal Raid
American artillery destroyed enemy first and second line positions east of Luneville during a night raid. Patrols crossed No Man's Land, found the lines wiped out, and returned with no casualties. Deserters to American lines reported heavy losses on February 27 and hinted at large German pill boxes and fresh work on the front.
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France
Luneville
No Man's Land
Toul
Partie Lhe
Government Introduces Conscription Labor in Austria
A Vienna dispatch reports the government has introduced conscription labor in Austria. The Vienna telegram notes the move is under consideration in the parliament tower house, as cited by the Cologny Gazette via the spry labor.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Tower House
Cologny Gazette
German West Front Drive Still Questioned by Observers
Washington reports American military observers doubt the German offensive announced yesterday marks a true long war push. They see it as possibly a display to deter neutrals or mask another aim, with France and Allied lines unlikely to be forced in this moment. Despite Holland peace rumors, Allies remain confident in halting any major German breakthrough.
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Washington
Ihchy
Lonudon
Germany
France
Holland
England
Alies
la Fere
Scarpe
Missing Mother Supposedly Seen Elsewhere
Florida Times Union reports a father responding to a question about his mother’s whereabouts yesterday with a quip indicating uncertainty. The note suggests confusion around the location while the search or speculation continues. The brief item captures a family uncertainty echoed in the local paper.
Lines to Be Remembered in Our Power
A compact note urges making the best of what is in our power and accepting the rest as it occurs, reflecting stoic resilience in everyday life.
The Best Way When Argument Meets Ignorance
Opinion note from the Los Angeles Express warns that argument meets ignorance can easily fail and backfire, urging restraint and clear reasoning in discourse.
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Los Angeles Express
Judge Crum Impeached by Montana Senate
Helena March 23 Judge Charles L Grim resigned last week as Fifteenth Judicial district judge and was impeached by the Montana senate for seditious utterances and acts. Six articles of impeachment carried with few dissenting votes, barring Crum from holding any state office. Witnesses testified to drinking and misconduct as Crum protested his innocence before dismissal from the bench.
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Helena
Mont
Charles L. Grim
Senate
Montana
Crum
Drinkali
Optimistic Thought Remembrance as Paradise
A brief note from the Daily Democrat-ive per week reflects on remembrance as the sole enduring paradise, emphasizing its inescapable pull and comforting value.
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Daily Democrat
Kidney remedies advertised amid health claims
Government health figures note rising kidney illness, urging caution for backache and fatigue. An ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills and other remedies, citing Mrs. J Mehecte of North Matt Street Goshen as a user and listing a Buffalo, N.Y. supplier.
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Government
Goshen
Most Mighurn Co
Bullala
N.Y
League endorses loyalty to government war aims
The National Nonpartisan League adopted at its three day meeting a pledge supporting loyalty to the government. The pledge endorses President Wilson's war aims and expresses sympathy for Russia while favoring the Teague principles. It calls for unity and adherence to wartime policy among members.
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Mito
Commandini
Wilson
Anpeadt Css
National Nonpartisan League
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