American pilot Raoul Lafbery shot down by Germans
Paris reports Raoul Lafbery, famed American ace, killed when his bomber was attacked by German fighters. Despite engine trouble he and another American aircraft pursued the Germans, with one machine crashing near Toul. American aviators pursued and claimed further enemy losses as air combat intensified in France.
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Paris
Raoul Lafbery
Qaneck Wehr
Waa
Bute
Mendes
Preach
Ameria
Wreance
Mas
Raoul Lutbery
Berg Vegies
Bee
Fartbury's
Cerin
Lidiberg Flower
Wistabout
Toul Pho
Tas
Leet
Vic
Une
Tintberg
Tim
Raeht
Fred
France
Guthery
Noted Italian flyer killed in New York incident
Captain Antonio Kilda Resniath of the Royal flying corps died in a test flight accident at Hempstead tiedown field. He carried a cargo of 60 bombs while testing a new armor piercing weapon for the United States government. Resniath was crushed when a propeller cage collapsed during the test run and fell backward.
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New York
Antonio Kilda Resniath
Royal Tittin Flying Corps
Antal
Briday
HeLmpstead
United States
Caplin Besant
Captain Besant
Men 21 To Register June 5 In New Proclamation
Washington May 22 After Congress approved the net of congress bringing under the army the use of twenty one years since the first registration day June 11 President Wilson issued a proclamation fixing June 5 as the date for new eligibles to appear before their local boards Mooney to Hang May 28 Thomas J Mooney was resentenced to hang on May 28 for a first degree murder connected to the aerial explosion that killed ten in HG Tornado kills three in Tiglaville Kan Cadell county part destroyed Walter Adams and his baby dead a Frank Tones child killed two missing
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Tiglaville
Kan
Cadell
This County
Tresdig
Walter Adams
Hor Baby
Frank Tones
Red Cross quota allocation teased in St Paul report
The family of the due dimes aT. ROM will take about $100,000 of St Pauls 8500,000 quota for the Red Cross. The announcement was made on Saturday by Tenis Wo UH.
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Red Cross
Sit
Vial
Minn
Rom
Bt Paul
Tenis Wo UH
Hawaii Dry Law Passes House During War Era
May 21 report says a senate bill banning manufacture and distribution of intoxicants in Tinwali during the war passes the house 287 to 0 and heads to the president for approval. The measure seeks to curb alcohol during wartime.
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Hawaii
Washington
Senate
House
Porto Ricans to Work on Farma Washington
Porto Ricans will be transported to the United States within a month to work on farms in the southern states and in shipyards and other war industries along the Atlantic coast.
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Farma
Washington
Porto Rica
United States
Birth rate in Germany falls 1015 to 1017 three-year loss
A London May 2 report citing German sources notes a decline in Germany’s birth rate from 1015 through 1017, equating to about 3,000,000 fewer births. The figure reflects a severe demographic impact during the period.
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London
Germany
Secret Sinn Fein Plot Aimed at Ireland Arms in U S Foiled
Washington reports disclose US investigations into alleged conspiracies between Sinn Fein leaders and German agents to arm rebels in Ireland and disrupt Allied aims. Evidence suggests American financial and logistic support via German intermediaries, with plans to ship arms and ammunition to Ireland by sea, and possible coordination at Channel ports. Authorities say plots involved Irish and German groups, with arrests and prosecutions anticipated.
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Washington
United States
Elan Sinn Pelt
Alia
Chernin Tamney
Te Wi Siclch
Ted Heen
Wilte Tleste Garatips, Pad Prem Bare
Sarree Belleviadl
Cormain
Ghieaga
New York
Hoston Leishinen
Stan Penn
Armey
Treland
Sity
Trever
Victorius
Trefind
Vhanel
Atate
Tto
Briiah
Three Army Chiefs Promoted by Wilson in May Nominations
Washington May 22. President Wilson on Mandy nominated three generals. Maj. Gen. Peyton C. March named chief of staff and promoted to general. General Pershing designated permanent representative on the Council at Versailles. Gen. John J. Pershing becomes general and commands expeditionary forces.
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Washington
Wilson
Peyton OC
March
Buss
Versallos
Dohin
Peeshing
Eblet
Powder Blast Kills 200 in Tillsburgh
An explosion at the Acta Chemical plant in Qaidale on the Panhandle division of the Pennsylvania rail road area Saturday likely killed about 200 people. Coroner Samel Jamison ordered a census to determine the exact death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillsburgh
Acta Chemical Company
Qaidale
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Till Road
Samel
Jamison
Ettorti
Myth City Rapidens Air Company Wage Ranges Set
Minneapolis officials announced wage ranges for Myth City Rapidens Air Company employees from seven to ten dollars per month, effective June first. The notice, dated May 18, cites scheduled pay increases and reflects ongoing labor adjustments in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Myth City Rapidens Air Company
Tharscdluys
Commonwealth to charter American ships for wheat to U S
Melbourne Australia May 22 The commonwealth acts after a U S request to charter American vessels to transport wheat to the United States The decision was announced Monday afternoon reflecting wartime food aid policy and shipping arrangements between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
United States
Commonwealth
Mexican skirmish claims U S soldier near Hidalgo
Herbert Ulrich of Kawkawlin Michigan was killed by a shot from across the border near Hidalgo. Four Mexicans were killed in a return fire, according to initial reports from McCullen Texas dated May 22.
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McCullen
Tex
Soret
Herbert Ulrich
Kawkawlin
Mich
Tidalgo
Mostumms
American aviators down two German planes in air battles
American aviators northwest of our lines shot down two German planes in a series of high altitude engagements. Captain David Peterson credited with shooting down another enemy biplane.
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Yanks Bay
Chance
David Peterson
U S Ball Fans Surprise Britons At May 21 Baseball Game
U S ball fans astonished critics as the United States army and navy clash drew attention after the seventh inning. Police opened an investigation into the unusual scene during the event in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States Army
Navy
Argentina Declares Neutral in Peaceful Policy
President Trogoyen Indiguerial states Argentina remains at peace with all nations and will maintain its current policy of neutrality as the fifty-seventh congress session opens in Buenos Aires.
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Argentina
Tuents Aires
Strike in Philadelphia Grows Across Transit System
Philadelphia May 20 A walkout by conductors and motormen of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company enlarges to include 1500 to 2000 workers. The strike disrupts street car service across the city as crews join in protest against conditions and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Third Liberty Loan Oversubscribed Nationwide
Washington reports a total Liberty Loan of 7.4 trillion? oversubscribed by 80 percent with about 17 million subscribers and all Federal Reserve districts above target. Secretary McAdoo calls it the most successful loan to date, noting 63 billion in taxes and excess profits funds, and a total treasury contribution near 7 billion.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
New York
Treassury
United States
Hias
McAdoo
Many U S Planes in Europe
Washington reports Representative Baer of North Dakota quoting aviation authorities. He claims the government spent about 165 million dollars for air planes in the last year, with 250 war planes in Europe on May 1 and 1,200 training planes there. He notes over 4,000 training planes in America and 4,000 airplanes produced monthly, plus equipment and parts costs shaping a large aerial fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aircraft Production Board
Defender Jn
Baer
North Dakota
la Said
Buer
Europe
Wilson creates air production board to oversee craft work
Washington reports the president used a new air act to separate aircraft production from the army signal corps. John BDyun of New York heads the new Air Production Board. Army signal corps officers Walden Montgomery Deeds detached to assist with aircraft investigation.
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Washington
Wilson
Army Signi) Corps
Afe Production Board
John Bdyun
New York
Signal Corps
Army
Cols
Sbd
Walden
R. L. Montgomery
Edward A. Deeds
Ute
Train Derailment Near Garland Kills Engineer
A southbound Southwestern train derailed near Garland Arkansas after a broken angle bar. One soldier is missing and 18 were injured. engineer M McAlister died in the wreck.
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Moxarkan
Ark
Mmcalister
St. Touts
Garland
American Tanker William Rockefeller Lost at Sea
Official advices report the American tanker William Rockefeller lost at sea. Washington dispatches indicate the navy department has not yet issued a formal announcement of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Rockefeller
Navy Department
Earthquake Felt as Peru-Heavy Tremors Recorded
St Louis seismograph at university recorded an earthquake on Monday with tremors lasting five minutes. The epicenter location is given as about 4,000 miles south, probably in Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Peru
U-Boat 89 Hit In Fight At Cartagena
Madvil May 22 A German submarine U-80 entered Cartagena damaged after a battle. The U-80 is in seriously damaged condition as per an official dispatch from Cartagena.
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Cartagena
Exchange of prisoners and camps deal reached
Berne Switzerland May 20 German and Italian commissioners reach agreement on exchange of stele and crippled prisoners of war and the management of prison camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
Three Die In Nitro Blast At Old Field Site
Treasant City Ohio May 20 three men were blown to pieces by an explosion of nitroglycerin being hauled to the old fields by John Huey. Huey horse team perished and several farmers were among the other victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasant City
John Huey
Desperate Sinn Feiners Raid Night Bus in Tyrone
Desperate eleventh hour attempt by Sinn Fein conspirators in County Tyrone to turn government efforts. Masked mob storms Birncourt castle seeking arms, crowds disperse, Skibbereen protests, minimal bloodshed. Ship carrying prisoners leaves Ireland for Holy Head amid cheers.
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London
Ninestown
Ireland
Dublin
Tc 1S
Holy Head
Wales
Lina Felners
County Tyrone
Viscount Pronel
Dignet
Birncourt Castle
Duke of Albercourt
Tarncourt
Skibbereen
Sever Linn Veloers
Arn
April Ship Losses Drop Despite Ostend and Zeebrugge Attacks
Acting Secretary of the Navy Troosevelt states April ship losses for Britain and allied fleets fell 25 percent from the prior monthly average. He attributes the decline to increased enemy activity near Ostend and Zeebrugge and notes unresolved shipping risks will affect May losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apel
Troosevelt
Heaseribes
He Reductivo I
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Ships for Millions Daniels at Rutgers Commencement
Secretary of the Navy Daniels spoke at Rutgers College commencement on Tuesday saying the nation is building ships but cannot finish in one day. He warned it will take time to have enough ships to carry a million troops to Vietnam and enough destroyers to ensure their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Ned
Uie Navy
Danials
Rutgers
German Women to Register in United States
German women in the United States must register with chiefs of police or postmasters between June 17 and 26 under department of justice regulations issued on Tuesday. Spain Protests Sinking. Madrid reports the Spanish government filed an energetic protest at Berlin over the torpedoing of the Spanish steamship Villa Dell Sol on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Spain
Madrid
Berlin
Airplanes Destroyed In San Francisco Fire
Fifty government bound aircraft under construction at six Power Air plane corp buildings burned in San Francisco. No enemy plot suspected. Captain James Norman Hall of Colfax Iowa, shot down behind German lines, is alive in a German hospital and wounded, with the American Army near Lorraine, France. May 28.
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U. S
San Francisco
Powler Airplane E Corporation
Captain Hall
Lorraine
France
James Norman Hall
Colfax
Freezing Weather Hits North Dakota Towns
Freezing temperatures spread across rising sections of North Dakota with readings near 80 degrees at Devil's Lake and Bismarck. The full extent of damage remains undetermined as officials assess the impact.
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North Dakota
Purno
N. D
Devil's Lake
Bismarck
U S Men to Wear Foreign Medals Granted by Senate
Washington May 22 General Pershing asked that American soldiers and sailors be allowed to accept and wear foreign decorations. The senate adopted a resolution granting the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
General Pershing
Our
Senate
Two Negroes Lynched in Valdosta Georgia May 21
Will Head and Wil Thompson, both colored, were lynched for the murder of B H Smith and the shooting of Mrs Smith at Barney. Head reportedly confessed a plot against the Smiths.
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Valsdosin
Will Head
Wil Thompson
BH. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Barney
Head
Smiths
Train Wreck Hurts 34 At Rockford Curved Ride
At Rockford an interurban train from Camp Grant derailed while turning Harrigan avenue curve injuring 34 people including two soldiers. One passenger was reported dead as crews assist victims and assess damage.
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Rockford
Harrigan Avenue
Estimates on Army Size and War Material for Next Year
Secretary Baker and Secretary Daniels submitted expanded war material and naval budget requests for the next fiscal year. Callwell cited 90,000 troops sent abroad in early May and projected 4 to 5 million men possible in the next year. Baker asked 1.5 billion for ordnance and 7.12 billion for other needs. Daniels sought 80.1 million for naval needs including training camps and shell testing.
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House
National Guard
National Army
Reserve Corps
Baker
War Department
Congress
Daniels
Storm k kills fifteen in Iowa tornado toll
Des Moines report says fifteen dead and about one hundred injured from a central Iowa tornado. Boone leads with six fatalities, Newton and Carroll two each, plus one each in Chardon, Dubuque, Walker, and Denison. Arcadia reported wiped off the map. The storm moved in three sections from Monongon to Boone, then Newton, Roland, and Pickering, with Dubuque affected by a separate twister.
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Des Moines
Hhrough
Iowa
Nore
Boone
Newton
Carroll
Chardon
Dubuque
Walker
Denison
Arcadia
Monngon
Northwestern
Roland
Pickering
Senate Passes Naval Bill With Record Time
The Senate approved the naval appropriation bill in four hours without a roll call, earmarking 1.61 billion dollars and increasing enlisted strength from 87,000 to 131,000 sailors permanently and to 181,000 temporarily, before sending the measure to the House.
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Navy
Washington
Senate
House
Street car strike brought to national labor board action
May 23 report says the Philadelphia street car strike was taken up by the national war labor board. Representatives from the transportation company, its employees, the emergency fleet corporation, and the Ford Arsenal attended the hearing. Hunting for Joy is quoted as a nonrelated item.
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U. S
Washington
Philadelphia
National War Labor Board
The
Transportation Company
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Frankford Arsenal
Nicknames Across Nations In Everyday Speech
The text surveys how cultures personify nations through nicknames such as Uncle Sam for the United States John Bull for Britain Jean Orapund for France and Ivan Ivanoviteh for Russia, illustrating linguistic tradition and national personification.
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Uncle Sam
John Bull
Jean Orapund
Ivan Ivanoviteh
Youve Got Left and The Cotton Machine Tale
A worker argues about loss and value with the foreman in a compact vignette about money left and opportunities. A machine to chop young cotton plants is described alongside ongoing cultivation, illustrating progress and concerns in farming.
Ten Lines Lost In Wisconsin Storm
A Wisconsin storm swept across Iowa Richland and Sauk counties injuring many and causing extensive property damage. Dead and injured were carried long distances by wind. Lone Rock, Plain, Prairie du Sac and Baraboo reported major losses. The 161st artillery suffered no injuries while Poynette's electric plant was wrecked amid widespread destruction.
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Wis
Iawa
Jehland
Sauk
Dane
Lane Rock
Iowa
Richland
Tou
Kabuimis
James
Ares
Pitren
Line Rock
Tyi County Review
Ferdinand BU Elow
Tioney Creek
Caok County
Yank
Farmer
Honey Creak
PW Chulyren
Mrs. Catrick
Lone Rock
Alois Beck
Troy
Honey Creek
Prairie du Sac
Sauk City
Latrness
Luna Rock
Lone Htock
PC. Pitkin
Tri-County Review
Lone Rock Bank
Jie
Spring Green
Plain
St. Luke's Catholic
Sauk County
Hale
Heees
Iris Little Son
Blue Mounds
Springdale
George Uvmon
Baraboo
Sauk Q
Poynette
Poynette Electric Hecht
Mr. Moreh
Wdodgeville
Iowa County
Maison
Madoo removes rail presidents in government plan
McAdoo outlines federal manager system for railroads seized by the government. A federal manager would be appointed from operating officers to oversee each property, reporting to the directors and protecting stockholders, employees, and service while maintaining control during wartime administration. The list of major roads and their presidents is provided as examples of key properties and leadership.
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Federal Nuiper
Thie Peconal Directa
Ltd
Fis Candi
Turas
Railronds
Efet Railrond
Railrondas
Cphis
Ann McAdoo
Bowth
Eel Ratiroad
Atebisan
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Sata Fe
B. Ppley
Boston
Maine
James 1
Dusts Crocuivership
Central Pacific
Whiam
Trercha
Chicago
Alton
W. G. Bierd
Justern Winots
Wiliam J
Jackson
Chino
Northwestern
Aisiiton
Liington & Quincy
Lie Holden
Northern Pacife
Jule M. Wannaford
Pennsylvania
Samuel Ren
Pere Marquette
F. EL. Alfred
Seaboard Air Line
Wiliam J. Harahan
Southern Tactile
William Sproule
Southern Wallway
Fairfax Harrison
Wabash
Edwards
Kearney
Union Pacific
Bjs
Calvin
Appleton Carpenters Strike at Local Contractors
Appleton newspapers report a major strike as about 110 carpenters walk off demanding 10 cents more per hour and an eight hour day. Union pay stands at 45 cents with nine hours, contractors offer 50 cents. The walkout spans the low river valley with Green Bay Oshkosh and Fond du Lac contractors agreeing to the demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Low River Valley
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Bow legged Soldier Faces First Battle Question
The Observer of Events and Things muses on a bow legged soldier’s posture upon first combat, pondering whether facing the enemy could turn his gait knobby or knock kneed in the moment of danger.
Kindness of Providence Found in Simple Happiness
Ohio State Journal notes that one of Providence's finest dispensations is the ability of a man to feel important and be content with that feeling, even without external proofs of achievement. The remark highlights personal satisfaction over perceived status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Old Christmas Day Observance in Julian Calendar
The entry notes Old Christmas Day, observed by Russia and the Greek church, differs from the Gregorian calendar by 13 days and falls on January 6, with New Year's Day on January 13 per the Julian calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Chicago Club Ousts Germany Chiento May 18
Eighteen alien enemy employees were discharged by the Chienno Athletic association in pursuance of its policy excluding such aliens from the premises of the eru. Interned Men Escape Second Time. Chattanooga May 22 Arn old Henkel Jacob C Berner Robert Beese and William MM J Wagner, enemy alien prisoners at the concentration camp near here, escaped and still at large. It is the second time Henkel and Wagner have broken from the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Chiento
The
Chienno Athletic Association
Eru
Chattanooga
Fenn
Arnold Henkel
Jacob C
Berner
Robert Beese
William MM. J. Wagner
Here
Henkel
Wagner
Advice to Sentimental Lovers Sparks Humorous Insight
A Richmond Times Dispatch quip warns that when in love a man may as well boldly confess his feelings and risk embarrassment rather than endure the slow agony of restraint, suggesting that open folly is preferable to quiet restraint. The wry line notes that suppressed passion can feel like spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Look for Opportunities, Seek Chances Like Quakes
The speaker reflects on past feelings of being overlooked and underused. He urges action by comparing chances to frequent quakes and stresses the need for oculists to spot opportunities, advocating practical vision over waiting for luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Parlette
Futl Tutl: Novel Horse Blinders Aimed at Golfers
A recent invention named Futl Tutl proposes horse blinders for golf players to sharpen focus. The device includes a bite component to curb profanity during play, aiming to improve concentration and on course conduct.
Monopolizing Walking Hinted By Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star reports on speculation that a corporation might dominate walking rights and then raise prices, questioning the feasibility and implications of such control over a public activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scansas City
True Friendship Praised As Sacred Human Bond
A reflective note extols friendship as one of humanity's finest ties. It lauds the steadfast soul who greets with a smile and sees only fine traits, urging that genuine character remains untroubled by over familiarity.
The Standard of Wealth Quotation Noted by Mencken
A compact witticism from H L Mencken reprinted in the New York Mail asserts that wealth is a measure of earnings beyond a wife’s stater's husband, framing prosperity in terms of household income. The remark reflects early 20th century attitudes on money and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hll. Mencken
The
New York Mail
Freezone miracle for corns and a Shad contract tale
An odd ad claims Freezone relieves corns instantly without pain and promotes a miracle drug image. A separate note mentions a fish contract at $1 a fish with Spad fishermen and a survey firm from Philadelphia handling the deal, hinting at seasonal pricing and ownership concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cnet
Bol
Pamibertig
Tnebs
Hite
Philadelphia
Get New Kidneys With Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules
Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick remedy for kidney and urinary troubles. Claims instant relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Promotes the product as a long standing cure used for over 200 years and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
All the Exercise Needed
The cobbler's shop in a small English village is described as a gathering place for elderly men listening to a young footballer. When asked if he had played football, one veteran quips that he never played any athletic games except perhaps one “done noes,” reflecting a humorous regional vernacular from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lExychinge
Petersons Ointment Promises Quick Healing Claims
A reader letter extols Petersons Ointment for a year long running sore on the leg that allegedly healed in three weeks. The note praises oils and ointment power, cites a testimonial from A C Gilbrath of Eric Pa, and mentions broad availability and prepaid orders from Peterson in Buffalo New York.
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Peterson
A. C. Gilbrath
Reed St
Eric
John D. Rockefeller
Peterson Iro
Huffalo
N.Y
Rice as Foodstuff Shows Regional Diet Variations
A bulletin from the Imperial Institute notes Eastern races rely on rice in many forms, while bread and other staples vary by region. The report emphasizes rice as a major staple in Barete and America with value tied to its preparation form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barete
America
Imperial Institute
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Joined By Toledo Firm Oath
Cheney a senior partner of I. J. Cheney & Co. testifies the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 8, in Toledo Ohio. The ad promotes Wall's Catarrh Medicine detailing internal action and mucous surface blood interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Sa. Vrams 7
Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Towers
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Glearon Notary Public
WALL
Fr. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Would Show It Made Guide Never Stick Her Nose In
A fragment suggests a character scolds another for meddling in others affairs. The speaker claims the person has too much pride or vanity, indicated by a remark about powder on the nose. The dialogue hints at social judgment and gossip within a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eguid
Bee Iage
Farmers Work Harder Use Feet More With Allen's Foot Ease
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot Ease for workers, claiming antiseptic powder reduces friction, cools and soothes tired feet, and helps prevent blisters. It targets both men and women buyers and notes retailers carry the product widely. A brief humorous exchange about needing a man on horseback and horse meat appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Anen
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Advert
Promote health by flushing the bowels and stomach with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The ad touts cleansing effects and invites readers to use this laxative remedy for regularity and digestive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Pierce
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