Woman Seeks Relief From Uterine Ailments With Pinkham Cure
In a testimonial from Lydia Pinkham's remedy era, Mrs. Courtney of 108 8th Ave West Oska losa Iowa describes years of misery from displacement and gynecological pain. She praises Pinkham's vegetable medicine and urges others to seek similar relief by writing the company for guidance.
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Onkaloosa
Towa
Lydia BK Pinkham
Mra
Lizzie Courtney
8Th Ave
Jettera
Ham
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Political Belief on Spoils System in Jackson Era
A quotation from the Indianapolis Star discusses the spoils system. It notes Andrew Jackson’s presidency as inaugurating the practice by replacing Republicans with Democrats and claims the system persists whenever a Democrat wins.
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Andrew Jackson
Democrata
Indianapolia Star
Classifieds Snappy Exchanges Highlight Tiny Type Skits
In a humor filled classified snippet a reader accuses Tenn of reading Cholly like a book and mocks straining eyes over small type. A quip about a perfect talking machine contrasts with a remark that a real machine needs an exhaust.
Auto for sale with a $60 horn price sparks caution
The note asks if you ever saw a $200 car with a $60 horn and warns against fooling a fool, suggesting a wary approach to a common sales pitch. The fragment hints at a cautionary vibe about scams or overpromising in used car deals.
Rioters in Korea Cut Telegraph Wires and Attack Town Hall
Dispatches report a mob of about 100,000 Koreans gathered at Samna in southwestern Korea. They cut telegraph wires, set fire to the town hall, and attacked the post office and police stations with scythes. Severe fighting caused many casualties as riot police and troops clashed. reinforcements were sent to Suriga and unrest spread nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge
South Wastern
Korea
Tt Iv
Samna
Suriga
HS Hasumidan
Japanese Department of Foreign Affairs
Axka
Transford
Was & Gros
Foch to Act on Danzig Crisis Per Four-Party Council
Paris report says President Wilson and the council of four directed Marshal Foch on March 20 to handle the Danzig stalemate after Germany barred Polish troop landings. The exact instructions may remain secret until they are disclosed to Germany.
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Paris
Wilson
Council of Four
Foch
Danzig
Poliah
Germany
Motion Picture Industry Backs Victory Liberty Loan Drive
Resources of the motion picture industry have been mobilized for the Victory Liberty loan drive beginning April 21. The treasury announced Saturday that appeals to bond buyers through silent drama would form the most extensive propaganda campaign ever conducted by means of the screen theatre.
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Washington
Treasury
Screen Theatre
Ukrainians Ready to Quit in Negotiations with Poles
The Ukrainian commander sent a wireless message to allied governments saying Ukrainian forces are prepared to negotiate a cessation of hostilities with Poland. He demands a line of demarcation along the current battlefront as the condition for talks.
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Berne
Restoring Order in Egypt
Military authorities are restoring order in Egypt. Archives from Cairo to the State Department report leaders of the disturbances have been taken into custody.
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Egypt
Washington
Cairo
State Department
Dover Patrol's Wartime Voyage Safely Guided Merchants
British guarded waves Dover patrol of destroyers conveyed 125100 merchant vessels during the war with only Ta loss. Of these 62400 passed northward 25000 witched and 36200 worms the English channel.
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Dover
England
Tax returns filed by gamblers in St. Louis district
More than 100 professional gamblers have filed income tax returns in the St. Louis internal revenue district covering this city and eastern Missouri, according to site information released at the collector's office.
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Garmbiste
Latta
St. Louis
Internal Revenue Distriet
Missouri
Ite
World Wide Prohibition Campaign Plan Declared
New York announces a worldwide effort to counterfeit plans to shift illegal activities abroad after the United States adopts a bone-dry policy. The report outlines countermeasures and international coordination to thwart international illicit liquor networks.
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New Yorke
United States
Bowe
Bonedry
Anarchiets Central Banka Rally Amid Soviet Policy Push
Unclear OCR text references revolutionary actions in Minscow and Bidlapoet with mentions of soviet government officials Aiton le Dtistteies and clerks praising policies. The fragmentary report hints at a bank or financial seizure under Soviet authority and bureaucratic acclaim in a tense regional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anarchiets
Central Banka
Great Day for Sinn Feiners in Ireland Riot Scene
A fragmented report describes Sinn Fein supporters clashing in Ireland, with clashes near a public area. The text mentions a mob, violence, and damaged items including oak pillows, with unclear names and places due to distorted OCR.
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Sinn Feiners
Ork
Ireland
Sage Sintee R To Any Shade Sage Sintee R To Any Shade
An old home remedy for restoring natural hair color uses Wyeths Bage and Sulphur Compound now sold in drugstores. The product darkens gray hair evenly with a dampened sponge or brush and treatments over one or two applications leave hair glossy and dark.
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Sege
Ralphor
Wyeth
Dingeist
Keep Their Money at Home Shows Wealth Reluctance
London Mall warns of vast uninvested funds as a Yorkshire fisherman holds five thousand dollars in notes in a cottage taxed by poverty. A neighbor Liberman likewise hoards over five thousand in notes. A country town woman keeps a handbag with two and a half sovereigns as a treasure, avoiding investment and even risking loss by storing it in her bedroom and on trains.
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London
Yorkshire Vilage
Fshing
Yorkshire
Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Liver Bladder Aid
A clipped advertisement touts Dr. Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims physicians endorse the product, urges readers to purchase at druggists, and offers a trial by mail for a small fee.
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Binghamton
Jimmie Explains Pronouns With Practical Examples
In a lively exchange, a boy named Jimmie tests grammar progress by offsetting his coinages. His father asks for a pronoun definition and examples and Jimmie replies with humorous phrases that stand for other words, including dern and blame.
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Jimmie
James
Sid James
Fragmentary OCR Health Note Mentions Acute Catarrh
The readable fragment references Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and a note about an acute catarrh or similar illness. It mentions shooting Filan and a hollow cylindrical beak, plus vague remarks about flies and waste. The text is garbled and partial with no clear events or dates.
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Brugelats
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Skin Care Ad
An old advertisement touts Cuticur a wash and Cuticura Soap for improving skin. It claims gentle cleansing with hot water and mentions relief for chafed or rough complexions. The copy emphasizes ease of use and pleasing effects on the face and skin texture.
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Jimmy
Indianapollo News
Four to Act on Monroe Doctrine and League Amendments
The War Responsibilities Commission in Paris rejects a broad amendment to the covenant of the League of Nations. It defers until the president and premiers, and condemns Central Powers crimes while calling for an international tribunal and a Geneva seat for the League.
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Paris
League of Mations
Council of Four
League of Natons Commission
Munroe
Commission On Responsibility
Willh
League of Nations
Geneva
Japanese Get foothold in Mexican agricultural lands
General Amada Agrie, under secretary of development and agriculture, said Mexican concessions granted to Japanese corporations authorize exploiting Lower California farmlands. He asserted the moves comply with the constitution regarding territorial position and oceanfront. He added there is no Monroe Doctrine issue.
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Mexico City
California
Amada Agrie
Development and Agriculture
Daylight Saving Plan Changes Time Across Nation
Washington reports clocks moved ahead one hour at 2 AM on Sunday under the daylight savings law. The last Sunday in October will see clocks set back 60 minutes. Farmers opposed the change after a trial season, but repeal efforts failed in the Senate filibuster.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Menoher Named Head of Army Aerial Activities
Washington Maj. Gen. Charles W. Menoher, formerly in command of the Sixth Army Corps in France and who led the Rainbow Division at the front, is designated by the secretary of war as head of the army aerial activities in the United States and director of the air service.
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Wir Direct Air Service
Washington
Charles Wt. Menoher
Sixth Army Corpa
France
Rainbow
Secretary of War
Army Aerial Activities
United States
Timhe
Abe
Guna to Be Turned Into Farm Implements at Coblenz Plant
German gun machinery refused by the United States receiving commission for not meeting standards will be sold to Coblenz foundry. The parts will be repurposed into farm implements and other peacetime machinery.
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United States
Sinn Fein Prisoners Escape Mountjoy Jail Break
Twenty Sinn Fein prisoners escaped Mountjoy Prison on Saturday using a rope to climb over walls. J J Walaby, a member of the Brith hall of enuniama, among those who fled with help reportedly from inside.
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Dublin
J. J. Walaby
Enuniama
Mount Joy Peli
Walsh
Refugees Arrested Amid Frontier Arms Plot
Local authorities detained Alph Refugees at Gerder and two associates General Apehdutty Joseph Kanddle and Julio Ormeieh while they allegedly attempted to arm Hun forces for a suspected push toward Germany.
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Alph
Gerder
Apehdutty Joseph Kanddle
Julio Ormeieh
Lettlah Forces Defeat Bolsheviki in Hungary Action
A fragmented notice describes Lettlah military actions defeating Bolsheviki forces in Hungary. It mentions Lat lish forces recalled Lowey of Kam mien and Kalnseai and references a proposed constitution draft for Hungary. The Viennese court publishes details transmitted through Zurich.
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Lettlah
Bolsheviki
Atockbolia
Mitan Pulkum
Latlish
Hieheviki
Lowey of Kammien
Kalnseai
Libunsys
Repicinees and old blood-tonic discovery by Dr. Pistes
A fragmentary report notes German tensions and odd remarks from Mies Vayenne about headquarters. It mentions roots and barks used in a famed blood tonic, gathered on reservations and sent to Dr. Fieres Laboratory in Buffalo. Dr. Pistes is cited as discovering that tainted blood can relieve pain.
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Mies Vayenne
Natwe
Dr.Fierea
Buffalo
N.Y
Pistes
Aunt Mirandy's Odspring Chases Circus Visit
The text describes Aunt Mirandy's three dusky offspring urging a trip to the circus as tents rise nearby. The children appeal to their father, who scoffs that he has no interest in the circus due to past disappointments and the delirious troubles tied to it.
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Mirandy
Fe Circus
Thor
New York Globe
August Flower Advert reduces stomach ailments tale
The piece promotes August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion and liver function, claiming to relieve stomach disorders and improve bile flow. It lists universal sales and ends with a domestic anecdote about a boy named Jimmy Mischief from the IndianapolI News.
Murky OCR Fragment Prompts Shopping Scene Names
Fragmentary text hints at characters Aire Murphy and Lamden Annviers in a shopping scene with references to Taltrors Shopwalker mirrors and a request to see items. Details are unclear but suggest a storefront or catalog dialogue. No clear event, date, or place emerges from the readable bits.
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Aire
Murphy
Lamden Annviers
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