Go Great Northam homestead entries and rail fare offers
Notice promotes homestead entry on available agricultural lands at several Spokane area sites with July registration across multiple points including Ormed and others. Great Northern line fare offers are described and a call to request circulars and maps from Great Northern offices in St Paul and other depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northam
Spokane
Wenatchee
Colville
Rapuntio
Omak
Fivo
Ormed
Andy
Puind
Great Northern
Beri Cereys
Ari Eya
Celville
St. Paul
M'na
Stone
Pasounage
St.Paul
Mian
Eaiteedt
Alylie
Sven Gatner
Fragmented Text Reflects Modernization Theme and Odd Dialogues
Displayed here is a patchwork of garbled phrases and jumbled dialogues touching on modernization, psychology of food, manners, and odd anecdotes. The text weaves unclear names, quotes, and obscured ideas without a coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
A Sensible Thing To Do About Coffee
The article urges quitting coffee when caffeine triggers headaches nervousness insomnia and an upset stomach. It cites coffee as the culprit behind a jumpy heart and related symptoms and suggests stopping its use as a practical remedy.
The Postum Product Promises Health Comfort
Instant Postum is described as wheat roasted with molasses and free from harmful substances. The ad notes thousands who prefer to reject their health use Postum with comfort and delight.
Germans Fall Back More on Eastern Front Offensive
Petrograd reports Kaiser sends six divisions to aid Austria as fighting rages from Galicia to Volhynia. Russian forces claim advances near Brody and Lemberg with heavy guns and air support, while Austrian frontier units retreat and prisoner counts rise. The war office notes continued engagements along the Sereth and Styr rivers with substantial material losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatrograc
Hursdas
Sibye Ag Grardiatgan Bieged Firhds
Suyarid
Wesnoverg
Cherri
Kiselin
el Howes
Tae Mlemeon Benim
Toale Heblevine
Toone Leeds
la Pre
Biscila Gad Peerhor Sona
Saskyh Else
Foeq
Llr
Ctal Aero
Boeing Dyewa
Lemberg
Wien
Brody Spurl
Ron Polk
Mezenyslany
Berlig
Russkian
Tie Styve Oyer
Ikl
Alice Annonces
Latsk
Treen
Rene Eunrd
Sereth
Five Dead In Canadian Explosives Factory Blast
Puery Sound Ont July 23 At least five workmen were killed and twenty seriously injured in an explosion at the pinac of the Canadian Explosives Ltd factory. The blast toppled a large building and debris scattered the area. The cause is unknown as salvage crews comb the ruins with many workers still inside or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puery Sound
Ont
Tno
Bowser
Noted German airman slain in action headline
London reports that Lt Clavengélmans, a daring German aviator, was killed on a reconnaissance mission near the western front on Tuesday. Several other dispatches note various wartime events including Greece yielding to Entente demands and Wood seeking active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jung
Berlin
Copenhagen
Div Lenton
Clavingélmans
Luesdiry
Our Charter of Freedom and the Independence Debate
The article surveys the signing of the Declaration of Independence, challenging the common belief that July 4 marks the exact signing date. It notes Virginia and Lee’s resolutions from June 7, 1776, and highlights Jefferson as the principal drafter. It also discusses John Hancock, the July 4 broadside, and debates over the true date of independence, including Adams’s letters praising July 2 as the decisive day.
They Believed in America and its Founding Faith
A reflection on the 1776 birth of American independence, arguing that the founders believed in themselves, in the competence of self government, and in America’s potential to shape a new nation. It contrasts past faults with a rising United States poised to grow from coast to coast and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Atlantic
United States of America
Pacific
Tribute to the Declaration by a famed historian
A historian Bookie criticizes the Declaration praising its role as a noble document. He argues it should be in every palace and nursery to educate kings about political truths that free peoples demand. Professor Tyler adds the Declaration is a classic statement of political truths guiding rulers toward humane governance.
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Hencock
Dardena
Monroe
Bookie
Tyler
Henares
Signers Lived to Old Age and Died Many Ninety Plus
A history piece lists signers who lived long lives and those who died young. James Smith of Pennsylvania and Charles Carroll both died at ninety six, while William Hillery, John Adams, and James Lewis reached the low nineties. Other eighty plus signers include Samuel Adams, William Floyd, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson, among others. The text notes Adams and Jefferson were the last survivors of the signers, both dying on July 4, 1826, with Carroll outliving them to 1932. It also recalls signers who did not live to see independence, such as Button Gwinnett and George Taylor, among others, and reflects on the enduring legacy of the Declaration as a widely read document even 140 years after 1774.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Style
Guillar Mone
Lier D
Division of Manuscripts
George Mason
Virginie
Thomas Jefferson
Latch
Teeti
Tents Leee
Lee
Thoms Feferson
John Adama
Gendamian Myraektin
Roger Sleriain
Robert R. Live Ingston
Jefferson
Jeferson
Philadelphia
Department of State
Tod Jefferson
Congress
United States
John Hancock
Charles Thomson
John Adams
Jeerson
Abigail
America
James Smith
Pennsylvania
Charles Carroll
William Hillery
James Lewis
Samuel Adams
William Floyd
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas McKean
Robert Treat Paine
Matthew Thornton
William Williams
George Wythe
Maryland
England
Button Gwinnett
Joseph Hewes
Philip Livingston
Thomas Lynch
John Horton
Odd Facts From A Bygone Era Inventions And Records
A collection of curious notes mentions British life insurers paying over 26 million for war victims, Uruguay’s locust losses and beekeeping census, New Zealand’s beekeeping regulation and apiary training, and Ceylon’s new sugar refinery. It also notes an Austrian inventor’s porous gas vessel, Dickens’ 1425 characters, thunder’s carrying power, Uruguay’s seed farm, a loud speaking store display phone, chinchilla breeding in England, and a friction phonograph motor from a tight socket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
New Zealand
Ceylon
Charles Dickens
Rudder Repaired at Sea After Storm Breaks Offshore
A ship about 450 miles off Newfoundland, the coramebip Magkind, broke its rudder in a heavy gale. Repeated repairs failed, a groin slip was lowered to lash the rudder, and a crewman threaded a chain to secure it before more damage. Cables extended from the rudder’s ends, windlass work continued, and the crew credited the daring repair to the man who aided them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
New York
Gothenbure Sweety
Eays
Hanelsing
Unruly OCR Fragment With Jumbled Names And Ads
A garbled newspaper fragment mixes stray names, stray ads, and odd phrases. It references old products for infants and children and quotes a voice about German warfare and modern workers. The text shows era-typical ads and dialogue snippets, with partial sentences and unclear attributions.
How to Treat Dandruff With Cure and Soap
A vintage advertisement explains dandruff treatment using Cuticura Qointiment and Cuticura Soap with hot water, promising relief from dandruff itching burning and crusting. It offers free samples by mail with a Boston address and includes stray social chat about habits and an encyclopedia purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandrum
Cutteura
Dept
Boston
Advy
Pains and cures advertised by Lydia Co in 1900s
A postal style advertisement from Burling ton Wisconsin claims Lydia Co offers free medical advice and testimonials for a tonic or remedy called Vioetilhs Compound. The misspelled copy urges readers to write for cures of headaches, pains, and other ailments, promising trials and free guidance from a company based in Lyon Massachusetts.
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Minbbeni
Jolia
Anna Kury
Chestnut Street
Burlington
Wis
Lyon
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Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Sam Aville WI Lan Reo Matar
Sryugyes
Weill
Mr. Growelier
Tagamin
Ley
Oreanyraviey
Oughtinn
Teutons
Btokhod River
Kaiser
Petrograd
Canada
Immelmann
Professor Hoxie
Robert F. Loxie
University of Chicago
Ilness
Boxie
Greece
Athens
Alos
el Paso
Tex
Frederick Cries
Mexico City
Washington
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Italy
Wood
Waashington
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Secretary of War
Tan
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Colonies
Tefferson
John Trumbull
Charles Chemeon
Joli Dunlap
Tyne
Im Hancock
Journal of Congress
Sri
Taith
Anerten
Drafeirige
Lectsration
Crichce
George Rose
Richard Stockton
George Taylor
LPG
Chile
Buring Storm
Jims
EOC
Worl
Castonia
Reginald Vaonierbitt
Correllus Husk
Cornelius
Jim
Mirs. Melly
Zartersitt
Wer
Vom
Mwai Pel
Dr Williams Sanatorigm
Pd Yesternity Ab
Minnaestalis
Hoyt
Raeny
Salis
Howe Tipesedidie
Wunare
Poe
Carey
Ieletitee
RoastEo
Jokn Haffmann
Sompatna
Ett
Wisconsin
John Hoffmas & Sons Co
Luwaukea
Daisy Fly Killer
Olean
Santa
Nivstal
Rene
Teatermerternt
AVA
Broothe
Milwaukee
Putlyenga
Acta
Spohen Medical CO
Chermiais
Western Canada
Denver
Tin Indie
Jocuticta
Addsesa
Ottawa
Cacaca
Oro
Second Street
C. B. Laerfer
Marquette, Mich
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