Japan Aids Russia Report Details Equipment Links
A Paris correspondent reports on how Japanese and Korean resources bolster Russian forces. Observers note Japanese artillery guidance and supply chains, including uniforms belts and leather gear from Japan and Korea. The piece questions Germany’s submarine reach and notes Japanese officers’ limited direct combat command as Russia’s artillery gains.
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Paris
Associated Press
Jins
Gemac Nguthers
Ruasian Sale Dievs
Audde
Japan
Qausera
Mara
Yeon Biles
Kore
Anede
ITI
Dapuiese
Rosia
Japah Oy
Karen
Russia
Tapan
Chinon
Straits of
Korea
Sea of Japan
White slave price scheme exposed in New York district
Aggy reports a grim New York case where one dollar was the going price for a girl in a disorderly house ring. District Attorney Smith leads prosecutions as confessions reveal systematic abductions, weighing of victims, and bidding by bidders after girls from schools and streets were lured or compelled into a house where some were partially disrobed.
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New York
Suleyz
Ral Smith
Journal
Ambition Salts promise swift health remedy
An ad extols Ambition Salts as the cure for a wide range of ailments from biliousness to rheumatism. It claims to cleanse the system of uric acid, restore energy, and improve appearance with a money back guarantee if not effective after a first purchase. Cost is fifty cents at Radcliffe Drug Co. and other dealers, with mail orders prepaid by The Wendell Pharmacal Company Inc.
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Hetter
Radcliffe Drug Co
Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc
Byrnénae
Ady
Fragmented political notes on party slate and council favors
A garbled report discusses progressive and old line factions within a campaign, detailing committee roles and anticipated shifts in leadership. It mentions Theodore Roosevelt's followers and a potential reorganization of general staff, with hints of admission to senior councils based on predicted fall results.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Uney
Dyes Return From Germany Mark First War Shipment
New York Aug 160 The first consignment of dyes from Germany by submarine Pentsabhland has been received by a dyeing company in New York. The shipment includes about 200 tons of dyes valued around 1,000,000. Prices are said to be high, but one consumer insists profits will not exceed prewar levels due to freight and insurance costs.
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New York
Hennany
Une
Pentsabhland
Eseesa
Consirmeos
Berg
Germany
Deutschlant
Notification of Wilson Arrangements in Aug Plan
Westington Aug 16 formal notification announces President Wilson's acceptance for a September 2 ceremony. Arrangements set to take him to Long Branch for the event with Senator James of Kentucky delivering the notification speech. He will likely stay in Long Branch before heading to Hailensville Kentucky for the Lincoln ceremony on September 4.
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Westington
Wilson
Long Branch
N.d
James
Kentucky
Hailensville
Real Estate Transfers and Local Property Listings
Real estate transfers include Charles Fox to Fred Nogle in Fairfield township and numerous Middletown lot transactions. Names appear with parcels and small sums, reflecting a broad local property transfer list. Also noted are scattered organizational and regional items, including Eagles in Savannah and other unrelated notices.
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Charles Fox
Fred Nogle
Fairfield Township
L. Wy Whitsell
Garinet
Middletown
Jory Bincerta O
Jefferies
Aiddetown
Gallagher
Peter Now
Monroe
Delpark Realty Company
Engel
Bart Dielrich
Jutta Gollinan
Margaret Noill
Jennette Grubbs
Sam Dennis
N. J. Stauder
Len Hord
J. W. ‘Glascork
Milwaukees Newspapers Change Print Policy Amid Paper Costs
Milwankun publishers in Milwinkee Wisconsin announce end of free paper privileges for daily editions and readers. The move aims to cut costs as printing lists and delivery schedules are revised.
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Wilwauere
Milwankun
Wis
Aigll
Milwinkee
Ad Dowlers
The Eternal Eye Makes Lingerie by Hand
The Eternal Eye sews lingerie by hand using colored silk and jersey. In Batiste a model features fine quality fabric with insertion lace finishes. The camisole flares with pink ribbon matching the knee ribbon, reflecting refined detailing.
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the Eternal Eye
Jersey
Batiste
Stewards Are Chosen At Quarterly Conference
Dr WW Wobley presided at the quarterly conference meeting held last night at the First M E church educol pie. Reports from the Woman's Missionary Society and Woman's auxiliary showed strong gains in innerbertlap and cited several stewards elected and chosen from multiple departments.
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Wobley
Suyior
Dayton
M. l. Educol
W. C. Shoete
Woman's Avy Society
Tes Wilsor
Prystros
Parrish
Pitlan
A. Fielden
W. Gath
Fitlan, Jr
G. Ruder
Elidsen
A. M. Brae
J. W. Sloncker
T. Carter
W. C. Reeves
Morey Ruse
Vernon
Cyrus Fitton
Harry Wolford
Fragmentary Fashion Image Jeers at Matinex Runway
A garbled text fragment mentions purple shades, satin edges, metal embroidery, a Tas slam blouse, a large velvet hat, and a crashed girdle with triangular pockets. The readable parts evoke a midcentury fashion show style with ornamental details and dramatic headwear.
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Matinex
Wistaria
Wistoria
Old Newspaper Paper Sells at Auction in New York
A paper famine sale in New York raised prices for old paper ordered by City Record supervisor David Merzasan. A batch weighing 2,000 pounds sold for 41.65 per 10 pounds, while another 6,000 pounds fetched 2.60 per 100 pounds, far above typical 20 to 50 cents per 100 pounds.
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New York
David Merzasan
Tha Gity Record
Angola
Thi City Record
Southern Cattle Feeding Co Offers 7% Preferred Stock
The Southern Cattle Feeding Company, owner of a sixty thousand acre Florida ranch, plans to sell $500,000 of 7 percent preferred participating non taxable stock through R L Dollings Co. The firm, led by S E Strode, appeals to investors by highlighting hog and cattle operations near Armour's Jacksonville packing plant and invites inquiries with a booklet titled Hogs Cattle and Land.
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Southern Cattle Feeding Company
Florida
Armour
Jacksonville
R. L. Dollings Company
S. E. Strode
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Ohio
North
R. L. Dollings Company addresses and offices
The R L Dollings Company lists Ohio offices in Toledo Newark Dayton Hamilton Sandusky Jackson Zanesville Columbus and Indianapolis Indiana All inquiries should be directed to the Hamilton Ohio office.
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Toledo, Ohio
Newark, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio
Hamilton, Ohio
Sandusky, Ohio
Jackson, Ohio
Addrees
Hamilton
Ohio
Local workers face renewal wire protests in Liverpool district
East Liverpool Ohio August report notes factory workers in Whee renawal wire prot leries of the Liverpool district received no notice yet. They feared layoffs if strikes occurred and expected pay between 10 and 50 cents for days of work, with some earning 45 dollars in back pay.
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Liverpool
We-Haggar
Tet Vacation Plans From City Woman In Chicapa
Y W CA notes Pennerreerery wa Mise Gonstanes Smith spends Tet vacation at her home in Chicapa Mississippi. Mrs Colla is compelled to loan the association on account of health. News mentions Mrs Wet yesterday with her aunt, Mrs. Hoes at Shandon.
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Mise Gonstanes Smith
Chicapa
Glie Colla
I Health
Nat Duke Ys
Dlrs
Hoes
Shandon
Polk Directs State Department in Lansing's Absence
Frank U Polk, acting secretary of state, leads negotiations with Great Britain over the British backlisting of American firms and handles U S foreign affairs while Secretary Lansing rests at his Watertown New York home. A New York lawyer and former New York City corporation counsel, Polk is counselor for the state department.
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Frank U. Polk
Great Britain
America
Lansing
Jbome
Watertown
N.Y
Polk
Department of State
Wte
New York
Yale
City of
Allies Will Not Lay Down Arms Says King George
King George declares allied forces will not surrender until victory is achieved. He praises courageous endurance, unity, and the sustained effort in France and across allied nations, urging continued resolve and steadfast support for the war cause.
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George
Wilson to undertake speaking tour for president
Washington Aug 16 After a conference with the Democratic campaign committee chairman Vance McCormick it was announced the president would begin a speaking tour but would likely accept invitations to speak at various places McCormick added that Wilson favors a restrained tone incompatible with the dignity of the office as investigated
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Washington
Wilson
Vance
McGormick
National
Cominies
Woold
McCormick
Classified Ads Deadline Notice Reads Yearly
An archived classified notice warns readers to submit advertisements to the Turnat office by a strict deadline. The notice mentions mid month dates in July and August with a zero hour cutoff and specifies Saturday collection days.
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Aerount
Ygetage
Batardaya
Montes
Trurnat
Ofelock
Vaelt Baturday
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