Woman Finds Rest With Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Winona Minnesota woman Albert Sultze reports nervousness, sleepless nights, and fatigue eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad claims the remedy stabilizes nerves and relieves cramps, backache, and fatigue. Includes offer for mailing the product and notes on a correspondence school in Minneapolis.
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Winona
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Albert Sultze
Mrs. Sultze
E. Pinkham
Cold Stares Fly Over Highland Guard on Street Car
On a wintry street car in a Canadian city a husky soldier in Highland dress sits with his date while a slacker jeers at the uniform and the soldiers respond with icy wit. The slacker exits at the next stop as the crowd recalls the sharp exchange.
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Benst
Ikittle
Orm
Ced
Bonding with Bonds: Boy Sells Allege Bond-Like Toys
A prominent Indianapolis banker used colored bonds as playthings for his four year old son. The child began selling the "bonds" in the neighborhood and quickly sold all five. He brought the money to his father to buy a Thrift stamp.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Eating War Bread
A brief, fragmentary remark evokes wartime scarcity with a speaker noting their son’s grit and reference to eating war bread as a sign of hardship. The quotes suggest a personal recollection or interview fragment about survival during conflict.
The Sheffield Cutlery Trade After War
United States Commerce Reports discuss Sheffield as a historic center of British cutlery. Labor shortages and wartime changes push the industry toward machine production, risking a permanent shift from handcraft to mechanized work and affecting future competition with American makers.
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Newcastle
United States
Sheffield
Great Britain
Cutlers’ Company of
Corman
Germany
Bugles Outpaced by Modern Army Tactics in Detroit Note
The Detroit News reports the bugle is becoming obsolete in modern warfare. Whistle signals replace bugle calls as standard orders, with noncoms and troops quickly adopting the new method. British officers note the bugle is rarely heard except perhaps in cavalry units.
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Detroit News
Sedition debate and the need for legal restraints
The New York World notes Mr. Hughes praising the stance on sedition and the measures to curb it. It discusses the justice system's adequacy, calls for wartime restrictions, and warns against abolishing judicial protections and constitutional rights. The piece argues for careful legislation over military tribunals to maintain national welfare.
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New York World
Hughes
Congress
Department of Justice
Substitutes in War Effort Guide Voices
The text promotes substituting better with war needs in Canada. It links substitutes like Service for snoora Hconomy for waste and Production for pexssimiam to support food supply and morale. It uses odd pairs to urge cooperation and efficiency during wartime.
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Canadian Food Bulletin
King Savours Socialist Talk At Wiltshire Factory Visit
Lloyds News reports the King meeting a socialist visitor at a Wiltmeton factory with the Queen and Princess Mary. The man, described as well informed, declares engineers will do their part for the country and to be judged by newspapers. He shows interest in the interview and exchange of hands with the King.
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Lloyd's News
London
Soelallat
Mary
The Teeth of the Tiger Chapter Seven Continuation
In The Teeth of the Tiger Maurice Leblanc shows a deadly accident aftermath as a chauffeur dies and Pérenna confronts Florence Levasseur. He notices her near collapse and examines her mouth for clues while plotting her possible role in the crime.
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Nil
Perenna
Mme. Fauville
The Mysterious Don Luis Perenna and Florence Plot
In Paris the public fixates on the Don Luis Perenna case amid a spike in violent events linked to the Fauville circle. Florence Levasseur quietly coordinates danger while Don Luis probes her motives and a string of coded letters foretelling disaster.
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Mme. Fauville
Gaston Sauverand
Ancenis
Hippolyte Fauville
Mornington
Don Luis Perenna
Arsene Lupin
Luis Perenna
Iron Curtain
Boulevard Suchet
Florence
Fauvilles
Shakespeare
Place du Palais-Bourbon
du Fplolee Bouthon
America Must Make Her Own Baskets Now
Washington report shows war conditions force the United States to rely on domestic basket production. German imports largely halted. Japan relinquished many shipments. Labor shortages, rising material costs drive prices up 100 to 200 percent, boosting domestic substitute use like papier mache and veneer baskets. Willow and rattan work remains mainly household industry with splint baskets produced in factories. Liverpool and New York area lead output, with as much as 10 000 to 40 000 baskets annually.
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Washington, D. C
America
Tariff Commission
Germany
Japan
Liverpool
N. Y
New York City
Willn Sanders
Unclear OCR: Factory Foreman Refuses Pay in Bay Ona Issue
Unclear text from a damaged page shows a dispute at a Sta oe com company truck yard in Bay Ona. Foreman refuses pay or supplies, prompting workers to declare a stall and seek resolution with management. Additional readable fragments mention a rat nS company and potential protest actions.
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Sta Oe
Vse
Tt Steedl Rat Ns Company
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s remedy for vitality
An old fashioned herbal tonic promises renewed energy and clear eyes by cleansing impure blood. The ad claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery contains herbal roots and no alcohol or narcotics and has a fifty year reputation.
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Dr. Pierce
Oregon
Queen's Roo
How Third Degree Works In Modern Trials
In a murder case a detective explains the third degree has shifted from physical to mental pressure. Prisoners face rigorous cross examination by multiple detectives while guilty suspects struggle, whereas innocent ones should readily convince their questioners.
Engagement Ring Cost Comes Into Question
Maude appears unhappy about a recent engagement ring and its price remains unknown to her. The conversation hints at tension over finances and expectations surrounding the marriage plan.
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Maude
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