Catarrhozone promotes quick relief for coughs and bronchitis
Elderly people suffer colds and bronchitis more than younger folks and Catarrhozone offers a inhaled balsamic vapor remedy. The product soothes throat and lungs without stomach intake, claims quick relief from cold and catarrh, with sizes priced at $1.00 for two months, 25c trial, distributed by The Catarrhozone Co in Kingston Canada.
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The
Catarrhozone Co
Kingston
Canada
Night Watch at Amaranth Club Ends With Tense Suspicion
Barthelemy waits in his room above the Amaranth Club as the street proves ordinary yet his mind sharpens to imagined dangers. He recalls a planned meeting and suspects enemies, watching from behind blinds as traffic glides by in the London night.
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Barthelemy
London
Perilous Secret Signal Sparks Flight to Safety
Barthelemy awaits a coded emissary in gloom near a club as a fusee bursts light revealing danger. Lydia Linkinshaw delivers a note from Banister King warning of immediate peril and urging Barthelemy to flee to King’s house for safety, but he burns the message and vanishes.
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Sal
Stron Y Salon
Barthelemy
King
Barthele
His Own Hand in King’s Quiet London Rooms
Banister King awaits Barthelemy in Jermyn Street rooms linking to Amaranth club schemes. Lydia Linkins shaw’s word and a diabolical image shadow the plot as Barthelemy steps to the door in a hushed, tense setup.
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Jermyn Street
Richard Avery
Banister King
King
Lydia Linkinshaw
Barthelemy
War of Corruption Outs Miami German Bribery in 1917
William Roscie Trayer argues in The Saturday Evening Post that Germany’s key victory over Russia by end of 1917 came not from warfare but from corruption. He says treachery within Russian ranks followed paralysis after initial German advances at East Prussia and Lake Manzurian, aided by bribes.
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Germany
Russia
East Prussia
Manzurian Lake
William Roscie Trayer
Saturday Evening Post
France Returns to Battle with Unconquerable Resolve
France faces new combat with calm determination and radiant spirit. The article portrays her as steadfast, intelligent, and unbowed, embodying strength and beauty in the current struggle.
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France
New York Tribune
Potatoes and maple sugar offer wartime sustenance guidance
Readers receive tips on maple sugar distribution for front comfort, potato recipes and storage, and comparisons of Canadian yields versus German crops. Officials urge waste regulation compliance and mobilization of youth for farming efforts across Canada.
Escape attempts and punishments in war camps reported
Reports detail prisoners of war from both sides facing consequences for escape attempts. Captain von Mueller and others in English camps received mild punishments after failed breaks. Swedish prisoner Holmberg gets three years penal servitude in Germany for seeking freedom. Garros the French airman’s escape shocks Germans, with Lokal-Anzeiger calling it a mystery and noting tighter vigilance after Holmberg’s failed escape.
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von Mueller
Em Jen
Holmberg
Germany
Garros
Lokal-Anzeiger
His Preference Bobby Says School Is Coming Home
A six year old replies to a friend that the best part of school is coming home. The Kansas City Star quotes the humorous exchange showing a child’s view of schooling and home.
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Bobby
Kansas City Star
Milk Declared The Cheapest Food For Living Costs
An analysis compares milk to other foods by energy and price. One quart of milk equals two pounds of chicken or 79 pounds of steak in energy and 60 cents of chicken or $1.33 of oysters in price. The note asserts milk as the cheapest animal food and a driver of lower living expenses and better nourishment.
Egg trade guidance for Canada farmers to reduce losses
War and food notes emphasize eggs move from farms to city markets via country stores. It cites 93 percent of Canadian eggs from farms and lists farmer measures to prevent spoilage: clean poultry houses, separate roosters after hatching, ample straw, avoid broody hens, box up nests, collect twice daily, store cool and dry, sell twice weekly, and candling to exclude poor or small eggs.
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Lillias
Dominion
Germany
Canada
Enquirer
Canada Food Board
T. A. Crerar
House of Commons
Roberta
Food Board
Food Board Upon Application. Mrs. B. FE
Boys
S.O.S
Ontario
Jean
Charles A. Dunning
Newcastle
Three Friends Roast Swiddled Comedy Act
London Opinion quotes a remark where Swiddled’s new three act comedy is read to two longtime friends. They each deem a different act superfluous, with all three agreeing on which one.
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Swiddled
London
British Metals Bill Draws Berlin Daily Paper Clash
The British Metals Bill issued by the Colonial Institute of Hamburg faces sharp critique from Berlin Daily Paper. It argues discriminatory laws will provoke endless reprisals and poison the economic atmosphere, requiring abolition at peace talks.
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Economic Service
Colonial Institute of Hamburg
Berlin
Germany
Tottering Ajax Compared to Glittering War Figure
The Kaiser is described as a glittering Ajax who stands defiant of the world but risks becoming an outlaw and pariah whom no people will deal with. The tone suggests a critical view of his defiant stance and potential isolation.
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Kaiser
New York Evening Post
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Appleford Counter Check Book Co
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