Drink Hot Water Morning Regimen Promoted by Physician
An article advocates drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. It warns against internal poisons and touts the routine as improving digestion, breath, headaches and overall vitality.
Imposter Doctor Fails To Interview Exiled Kaiser
An American newspaper correspondent in Amerongen attempted to disguise as a physician to interview the exiled Kaiser. A genuine Amsterdam specialist arrives, a confrontation ensues, and guards eject the imposter after a tense scene at Count Bentinck's castle.
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Amerongen
Germany
Amsterdam
Count Bentinck
Refuge
Holland
Foerster
Hirschfeid
Dr. Foerster
Fragmented Rail Schedule Minutes From City Transcript
Disjointed times and routes appear across a rail timetable with stations in Washington Birmingham N Y Charlotte Richmond Danville and Atlanta. Mixed entries show connections N O to Washn and Winster to Char with multiple p m and a m stamps and unreadable percentages.
Japan Seen as Menace to British Business
London October 7 Japan is a menace to British business as Germany, says Godfrey Cheesman secretary of the National Union of Manufacturers Fierce competition is expected from Japan and elsewhere as they forge ahead and know how to organize He warns Britons must meet the challenge to stay ahead in global trade.
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Japan
London
Germany
Godfrey Cheesman
National Union of Manufacturers
Canned Sausage Sale Price Noted in List
A brief item notes canned sausage with regular price Zac and sale price ens baie, indicating a discount on a common pantry staple.
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Arm & Hammer Soda
Krherries
Vienna
Ge Delmort
Armour
Eagle Prand
Zac
Doe
Gearnox
White House
California
Rex
Armiours
Maxwell House
Wilson
Wilson's
Swift
Tilley’s
Bsc
Portland
Delmont
Castoria
Rumford
Parrot Buried With Civil War Vet in Sawtelle Funeral
In Sawtelle California on October 7 a Civil War veteran Philander D Freeman was buried with the skin of his pet parrot Polly Freeman placed in a glass cage inside the casket. The parrot died in 1912 and the inscription on its cage read Polly Freeman.
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