Woman Works 15 Hours A Day In Peru Bed
Mrs Anna Meteriano of 86 West 10th Street reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long running illness. She had suffered with fatigue and bodily pains despite medicines and doctors' advice. The testimonial notes improved strength and energy after taking the remedy.
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Peru
Rug
Ydis
Pinkham
Sam
Anna Meteriano
West
10Th
St. Ind
Pepe
Tuxedo Tobacco Promises Pure, Aged Flavor Appeal
An ad style piece touts Tuxedo Tobacco as selecting the purest ingredients aged to perfection. It claims the nose can detect flavor differences among tobaccos and urges readers to try Tuxedo to compare with other brands.
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Re ‘Bose
Petroleum Substitute For Miners Lamps
A report discusses a Spanish lamp fuel blending 77.5 percent alcohol and 22.5 percent bengal as a petroleum substitute. It proves somewhat approved but is criticized for low efficiency, delivering only 77 percent of standard petroleum lamp power. A proposed mix increases alcohol to 62 percent with hengol, rectified turpentine, and fused ob additives to improve drilliancy.
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Bengal
Budapest Gripped by Fear and Want
Reports from Budapest describe a terror climate with arrests daily and prohibitions on street criticism. Expropriation of residences, closures of law offices, and depotions of judges fuel a mood of panic as meat and trains become scarce and officials push for communist alignment. American missions discuss long credits to aid Vienna banks and bolster imports while unemployment rises.
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Vienna
Budapest
Pan
Entente
Princes Thrown Into Mine Pit Amid Russian Crisis
London reports summarize British dispatches on Russian upheaval. News to the Commons cites Villiaostok and Ekaterinburg messages claiming the Grand Duchess Elizabeth and three princes plus Serge Michaelovitch and a waiting lady were found in a mine pit after being thrown there alive with bombs that failed to explode. General Knox in Omsk adds details of the czar’s execution and deaths of seven imperial relatives and staff.
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London
Crointe
Petrograd
House of Commons
Arthur Balfour
Villivostok
Ekaterinburg
Alaptevak
Elizabeth
Serge Michaelovitch
Knox
Omsk
President near influenza attack in Paris declines further harm
Paris reports the president barely escaped a serious influenza spell after immediate bed rest per orders from his physician Rear Admiral Grayson. Washington meanwhile notes the railroad administration released March receipts and expenditures from the revolving fund showing cash receipts at 176.078 million and disbursements at 6.9 million.
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Paris
Grayson
Washington
Railroad Administration
Anarchists Try to Involve Troops in German Revolt
Attempts have been made in several towns to induce troops to join a plan to overthrow the government. The aim is to break up the national assembly and proclaim a doubt republic.
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Hunland
Berlin
Maonal Assembly
Untitled Transcribed Fragments From an Old Page
Fragmented OCR text mentions Baker Salle for France and Leviathan transport plans with Haker, W. Cuthell, and Stanley King. Includes stray dialogue about Dorothy’s future profession and a child’s lines. No clear event, date, or full names.
Untitled Fragments Reflect Travel Farewells
Fragmentary dialogue about missing a train and a departing guest. The text mentions a wife’s aunt and taking her father to a station, then breaks into garbled lines about tramscript, suggesting a diary or stage cue in a historical newspaper fragment.
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Howton Tramscript
Contentment the big thing in life in Ute Globe
An editorial piece argues discontent poisons life for both poor and rich. It urges readers to adopt Pat’s example to be content in whatever state, claiming true happiness comes from mindset rather than wealth or power. The author promotes contentment as a divine endowment to all at birth.
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Pat
Why a wedding ring and what does it symbolize
A historic explainer traces the wedding ring to ancient Egypt where a ring symbolized a groom’s wealth and pledge to his bride. The modern ring becomes a token of partnership, with bands of gold or platinum and gems chosen for engagement rings and wedding symbolism.
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Nearvat Joweler’e
Egypt
Mende Granite Ware and Putty Repair Mentioned
A fragment describes repairing granite ware with putty and baking in a slow oven to restore water containment. It notes early and medieval culture’s wonders with Ireland's history at Gong abbey, where Rory O Connor lies among the dead.
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Gong Abbey
Ireland
Rory O'Connor
Danzig Port Opened for Allied Polish Troops Return
Paris announces Marshal Foch confirmed informally that the allies may use Danzig port to return Polish troops from France. German route options include rail via Koblenz to Lissa and Koenigsberg or via Stettin, with ten trains and possible detachment at Danzig if issues arise. Other transport methods may also speed arrival.
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Paris
Marshal Fochr
Dangly
Poland
France
Spa
Danzig
Hatler
Coblens
Glenzen
Casselie
Ellenburg
Kottbus
Lissa
Rallse
Stettin
Koenignberg
Germany
Foch
Tornado Sweeps Negragea Causes Injuries and Damage
A tornado struck western Omaha at 8 30 Sunday night injuring scores and destroying or damaging about thirty five dwellings. The worst area lay between Center and Leavenworth and Forty ninth and Fifty sixth streets. A street car was lifted from tracks at Forty ninth and Dodge. No one was seriously hurt. Similar violent wind reports reached Lincoln from Cass Douglass and Otoe counties with no loss of life but significant property damage.
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Omaha
Center
Leavenworth
Forty
Forty-ninth
Dodge
Cans
Douglass
Otoe
Lincoln
Two Killed at Railway Crossing Near Salt Lake City
L D Briggs 30 and his wife Janes Wine gar Briggs 27 of Bountiful were killed when their car was struck and demolished by a Bamberger electric train at a railroad crossing south of Bountiful. Their three year old son James Briggs was seriously injured in the crash on Saturday.
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Salt Lake City
L. D. Briggs
Janes Winegar Briggs
Bountiful
James Briggs
Bamberger
Bouptifal
Peace prospects doubtful as Baster’s terms face German talks
The Journal doubts peace by Baster, noting that even with preliminaries agreed, negotiations with Germany will be as hard as the allied talks. Separately, the Treasury announced a new loan certificate issue of 600000 minimum, bearing 4 percent interest, to be issued April 10 and maturing September 9, with subscription books closing April 27.
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Dubloup
Baster
Paria
Journal
Germany
Washington
Treasury Department
Soviet Worker Behind Bare Spokane
Harry M. Wicks arrested Saturday as alleged organizer of a noxiet pattern disloyalty advocacy. police charge violation of city ordinance prohibiting disloyal advocacy in Spokane.
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Bare
Spokane
Harry M. Wicks
Russia
Jawa
United States
Excellent Record Made Dover Patrol Ships In War
In the war era the Dover patrol of destroyers convoyed 128100 merchant vessels with the loss of only seventy three. About 62100 moved northward 20000 westward and 8400 across the channel.
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Dover
England
Channel
Leveant to Meet Ritchie in San Francisco Title Fight
Lightweight champion Beany Leveant is slated to face Wille Ritchie of San Francisco, former titleholder, in a round match on April 24. Newark reports a planned event with promotional details and questions about venue and broadcast potential.
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Leonard Will
Fichia
Newark
N. J
Beany Leveant
Wille Ritchie
San Francisco
Frat plot hinted in scrambled fire tale and Wise Guys
Scrambled OCR text hints at a tale involving a fire and a group labeled Wise Guys. Mentions Alec and a frat, with several names obscured and unclear actions.
Poachers Threaten Big Gants Game Preserve
Poachers eyeing the Pisual forest threaten to denude one of the country’s few remaining big game areas. Rudolph Diffenbach forest supervisor warns poachers endanger deer populations by slipping into preserves at night and slaughtering them in alarming numbers.
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Pisual Forest
United States
Rudolph Diffenbach
No-Name Patent Remedy Claims Acid-Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols a candylike tablet named BATONIC to remove excess stomach acid and relieve indigestion and bloating. It promises quick relief from sourness belching and weakness, enabling normal eating without fear of discomfort, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Mike
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