Help for Working Women Uses Vegetable Compound
A Frankfort Kentucky woman shares relief from female weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regaining health and the ability to do all her work, praising the tonic and inviting others to seek confidential advice from the Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Fort
Lydia E. Pinkham
Janus Coniey
St. Clair St
Frankfort
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Carter's Little Liver Pills Relief Promise
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for constipation and sick headache. It claims the army of symptoms grows smaller daily and emphasizes genuine tablets bearing a signature for authenticity.
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Carter
Eating In A Pinch War Time Ration Tales
A facetious column riffs on hunger during wartime rations with Arctic tales of survival including skin clothing and boots as potential meals. It quips at the bishop of Yukon eating boots and jokes about a local figure, Grumpy, campaigning with a sunny smile in front of a mirror.
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Yukon
Arctic
Alaska
Weather Forecast Aftercasts in Humorous Exchange
In a brief dialogue a character suggests weather forecasts could be more accurate if labeled as aftercasts. The playful exchange notes hindsight could improve forecast reliability.
Concentrated Satisfaction Tea and Coffee Alternative
Many former tea and coffee drinkers discover a wheat based beverage with a pleasant flavor that avoids sleeplessness and heart flutter caused by caffeine in coffee and tea.
Postum advert highlights caffeine free coffee option
Instant Postum promotes a mild java flavor alternative that is caffeine free and soluble. It claims convenience for home, picnics, and travel and positions Postum as a safer choice for comfort and success without tea or coffee interference.
Lone Star Ranger romance by Zane Grey
The Lone Star Ranger A Romance of the Border by Zane Grey from Harper & Brothers published 1915 in New York and London. The work presents frontier adventures and romantic intrigue set along the border with Western settings and themes typical of Grey.
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Zane Grey
Riders of the Purple Sage
Harper & Brothers
New York
London
MCMXV
Duane Faces Outlaws in a Desert Camp Firefight
Duane rides into a water rich valley and encounters Luke Stevens' camp. Outlaw Bosomer confronts him while Bland leads a tense standoff. Duane dispatches Bosomer in a brief gun duel and the gang closes in, threatening further violence.
Stranger Duane Meets Outlaw Euchre at Adobe Shack
Duane arrives at an outlaw camp with Stevens notes and is guided by Euchre to a two room adobe shack. Euchre shows quiet kindness, offers shelter, and discusses the river town’s harsh realities while assessing Duane’s chances to survive without joining the gang. Duane, weary and cautious, weighs his options as the outlaw world closes in.
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Euchre
Duane
Stevens
Eucre
Duane Euchre
Groas
Buck
Texas
Bland
Kim
Dunne
Border Outlaw Camp and a Quiet Valley Refuge
In a Texas border valley, Duane lives among Bland’s rough gang and learns about the gang’s power, the river supply route from Cuba, and the danger from rivals. Euchre explains Bland’s control, Duane steels himself with gun practice, and a tense retreat to a saloon hints at looming confrontations.
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Ike
Buichte
Buck
Duane
Mexico
Mand
Lland
Cuba
Buchre
Rim Rock
Aland
Ottiaw
Euchre
Caree
Mie
Texas
Euchie
Bland
Luke
Dave Rugs
Wael
Euohre
Why should the people change their government
The New Republic argues that the Republican Party must adopt real thoroughgoing preparedness, from top to bottom, to defend in war and to perform peace duties. Roosevelt’s question to the GOP convention in Chicago underscores the need for unity, energy, and a clear policy to win public trust.
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Republican Party
New Republic
Chicago
Roosevelt
Imilia
Centerville Court House Square Sparks Old Buggy Rivalry
A Kansas editorial from Collier's humorously recalls a wartime era buggy seen near Centerville's courthouse. The piece ribbingly notes Hodge's son owns the vehicle and teases rival suitors about courting Sarah. It contrasts old transport with modern romance and hints at fashion trends like white lingerie waists.
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Collier's
Centerville
Court House Square
Hodge
Saroh
Jim
Aiege Guna
Brian
Sarah
Shaw
Iisw
Somewhere In France Poem Fragment
A fragmentary wartime verse asks where a soldier sleeps tonight and recalls the front line. The lines reflect mud and weariness, noting a week has passed since a trench holding duty, and references a sacred duty to God as the men endure.
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France
German Americans urged to push Berlin for peace now
A editorial by Villard, reprinted in the New York Event, urges German Americans to address Berlin rather than Washington to end the submarine crisis. It argues loyalty demands warnings to Berlin, exposes Sussex notes and Arabic cases, and calls for constructive diplomacy to avert civilizational catastrophe. It emphasizes immediate action, unity, and patriotic service over public protests in America.
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Onxwald
York
Annes
Villard
New York
Germany
Berlin
Congress
Washington
Tts
America
Ihs
Wilson
The
Fatherland
New York Post
Admre
Mc Wilson
United States
Pyar
Burt Haps
Europe
Ridders
Viereck
von Bkal
Huntleh
Cancer and society in a wartime tone by Dr Wood
Dr Wood argues cancer is not a germ disease nor contagious and cautions dressings should be burned to avoid infection. He notes cancer rises with age, discusses diagnosis via X rays, and critiques family links while warning against overreaction and sensationalism.
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Wood
George Crocker Research Fund
Frederick Hoffman
One Man Listened Roosevelt and Naval Gunnery
Henry Reuterdahl notes the U S Navy’s dire lack of trained direction and poor gunnery in the Spanish American War. Lieutenant Commander Sims, now a captain, exposed failures and urged practical scientific firing, moving targets and firm gear. The navy ignored him, leading Roosevelt to decry a war state with no real command.
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Roosevelt
Henry Reuterdahl
Igasine
Santiago
O Havy
Elme
William Bnowden Sims
Etiil Young
Tories
Percy Scott
Sims
Far East
Wis
Fordar
Flake
Essay Against Preparedness and National Attack Fears
An obscure fragment argues against preparedness and dismisses rumors of attack. The piece touts skepticism toward government warnings and urges distrust of sensational reports affecting national safety.
Housekeeping Practicing at Minnesota College
The University of Minnesota plans a practical housekeeping course for 15 senior women under home economics faculty supervision. Miss Josephine T. Berry will oversee meals, baking, cleaning, and meal planning, with students earning three credits. The program rotates six groups over 18 weeks, with live-in supervision and weekly conferences to discuss house management challenges.
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Minnesota College of Agriture
Josephine T. Herry
Home
United States
Isgre
Beavers Aid the Fish in Waterville State
The Waterville Sentinel notes the land fish and game commission praise beavers as aids to propagation. Since a 14880 law established a closed season, beavers have flourished, damming streams and creating pools that shelter trout. Water storage reduces drought risk, saving many fish.
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Waterville Bentinel
Land Fish and Game Commission
Ovo
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Roxsomer
Diane
Rowemer
Hosomer
Chess
Santone
Alloway
Rugg
Bosemer
Benson
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