Blue Light 10 Prevent Attack Milan Quietly Lights
The article describes Milan forming a civilian air scout league to warn of air raids. Volunteers atop the cathedral and towers used telescopes and alarms, then blue lighting was adopted to obscure the city at night, aiding safety and public morale while confusing potential attackers.
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Milan
Lombardy
Priscerous
Avrial Lengo
League of Air Scouts
Mark Twain
Italy
Bologna
Florence
Rome
Tome
Milen
Alps
Corso Vittorio Emanuele
Panza del Duomo
Parla
New York
Milan Corriere
Milans
Venice
Ciites
Wartine
Ngbta
Milam
For Sale A 100 Acre Farm Near Hartford Kentucky
100 acre farm for sale four miles east of Hartford on the border of out fields. Includes a good dwelling barn and necessary outbuildings. Has a young orchard and a strawberry patch with other pleasing features. If bonds carry inter-county seat pike will be near. See or write Tinsley Harnett Mariford Ky for further particulars.
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Hartford
Pike
Tinsley
Harnett
Mariford
Sea Terrors 10 Defy All Ships in New Naval Plan
Washington reports a push to add five American battle cruisers, fast and powerful, to the Navy. The ships would cost over 20 million each, displace 32 000 tons, reach 35 knots, and carry 14 inch or 16 inch guns. They promise to project reach from the coast to the canal, outpacing rivals and redefining naval balance.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
England
Germany
Japan
America
Congress
Panama Canal
Great Britaan
Ike
Great Babylonian Legend in a Baalbek Stone Tale
Thad recalls pyramids and Babylike legends after viewing Baalbek stones. A stone in the quarry is described as massive, squared on five sides and still attached to earth. An Arab tale says a female giant dropped it when she heard her baby cry, leaving the stone as found.
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Tig
Thad
Baalbek
Great Pyramid
Large stone work aids hotels and shops in town
A long square stone structure stands finished after much effort, supporting six hotels, a dozen curio shops, and twenty stalls. A local druggist, H. Murphy of Wellensburg, NY, praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the most patient remedy for stomach troubles and constipation he has offered in thirty four years of service. Obtainable everywhere.
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Naleteers
Staton
Chamberlain
H. Murphy
Welleburg
N. Y
That girl and the May queen talk on prom looks
A fragment shows girls discussing prom roles with phrases about May and June weddings. An ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative claiming clear skin and a healthy complexion. The text references druggist pricing and a generic health claim.
Twice-a-Week Messenger Aimed at Kentucky News
Advertisement promotes the Twice-a-Week Messenger edited by Urey Woodson as a replacement for the Louisville Courier Journal. It touts weekly publication every Wednesday and Saturday, 16 pages per week, up-to-date coverage, crisp editorials, stories, cartoons, and illustrations. Subscriptions offered with the Republican in Hartford, Kentucky at one year for 1.50, including clubbing deals.
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Louisville Weekly Courier- Journal
Kentucky
The
Republican
Hartford
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