Nervous Depression Helped by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
A Philadelphia mother describes chronic fatigue backache and nervousness from whatevers. after three months on Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound her health improved. The ad promotes the product as restoring normal health for run down mothers facing diverse stresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Preay Pinkham
Mra
J. Wortime
North
Taylor St
Lydia
Pinkham
Worthline
Hat Incident Leads to Acquittal in Brooklyn Court
In Brooklyn a police constable reported a man unconscious near a common bowler hat during a Beutel assault case. The suspect was arrested but could not explain moves that evening. A clever lawyer argued that the hat evidence was insufficient, the jury acquitted, and the prisoner was discharged. The defendant then addressed the judge, asking to keep his hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po- Hee
Che Het
Pearmy
Dandruff and Itching Cure Ad Promotes Cuticura Kit
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment to treat dandruff and itchy scalp, claiming it restores dry, falling hair. It advises rubbing Ointment into the scalp, then shampooing with Corleura Soap and hot water, and offers free samples from Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston. Products priced at 25 cents each and 50 cents for Ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. X
Boston
Fragmented tale of dolls and children at play
A distorted narrative describes a child observing paper dolls while siblings and a mother shop. The scene involves a lively exchange about appearance and amusement, with scattered phrases and unclear dialogue that hints at a bustling family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junmex
Viny Huth
Wrinty
Alee Ik
Turin
Dantes
Fragmentary text fragment hinders clear headline
The readable portions show garbled OCR with fragmented names and phrases, making it difficult to determine a coherent event, person, or place. No verifiable entities or actions emerge to form a factual summary.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable details about a local sale action. It mentions officials and the sale context but omits clear dates, locations, or names due to torn OCR text. The fragment hints at public disposal of property under municipal or legal authority.
Notable arrests and crimes sweep through wartime headlines
A sprawling tremor of wartime incidents spans from Ludwig Kino’s jail hold on alleged German information to the killings of Mrs. Dewey and Bert Bishop near White Salmon. German agents, labor unrest, and aerial victories frame a chaotic mosaic of crime, policy, and battlefront updates across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Ludwig Kino
Seattle
Chester T. Dewey
Bert Bishop
White Salmon
Wash
Karl Sehmidt
Pedro Dominguez
Reno
Nevaidi
Sehmidt
Bin
Kaiser
Oakland
Cal
Rumberger
Uni
Association of Street and Electrical Railway
Salt Lake
W. M. Woolsey
Killal
Middleton Bridge
St. George
Utah
Omestic
Allies Hold On Marne Front Amid Heavy WWI Battles
Allied forces endure a ferocious German push toward Paris as Foch reshapes reserves for a westward counteroffensive. French troops repulse multiple assaults near Soissons and Chateau Thierry while prisoners fall to the French in hard fighting along the Oise and Marne corridors.
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London
Gerwans
Solmsons
Durie
Marne
Oise
Wellon
Ibatretch
Chateau Thierry
cMart
Foch
Chau, Dun
Ukense
Chovy
Neuilly St. Front
Hune
Eral Foch
Tho
Paris
Soissona
Oriae
Soissons
Gernung
Chireves
Uiree
Chiteau Thierry
Cantigny Battle Barely Survived by U S Forces
US troops report 12000 German troops from a full division annihilated or forced from action in the Cantigny assault near Soissons and Montdidier. Two regiments destroyed, remainder held in reserve while artillery and counterattacks reshape the frontline. A pigeon message and a downed aircraft yielded intelligence for French-British command. Continuous heavy artillery and aerial activity persist on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Cantigny
Champagne
Mies
Soissons
Montdidier
Frenchmen Fight Like Tigers As Germans Gasp At Defiance
London reports Berlin papers describe a brutal battle where French troops used grenades and trench knives to a stopping point. A French officer died clutching a broken sword amid decapitated foes. Germans admit the French refused surrender and fought to the last with sword, blade, and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollus
London
Berlin
Neste of
Thers
Huns Crucify Americans Stir War Efforts In France
In New York the cenelfixion of two American soldiers by Germans is cited as a major reason American troops in France fight so hard. Herbert L. Pratt of Standard Oil criticizes German methods and asserts Americans differ from Canadians in resolve. War Labor Board plan faces ejects as Western Union delays response amid wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Campbell
San Jose
Cal
America Expeditionary Forces
France
Charles G. Trent
Leonard Wood
Western Department
Chicago
Alcock
Minneapolis
Madan Margarete Arndt Oher
Prinwdonmi
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
United States
Georgia
Meir
Karkoter
Harry Duke
Holt
Tle
Strick
Henderson
Nevada
Bhetter
Wilson Friday Bight
Central Presbyterian Chute
Wilsen
Young
Will
Burleson
Parcel Post
Thy
London Star
Munich
Kuelische Volks Zeitung
Alfons Barern Paniche
la Rendencion
Alexico City
Germany
Buenos Airos
Count Donhott
Legattol
Count von Tashi
Foreign Office
Leuxone Castle
Admiralty
Wed- Heuday
Wilage
API
Mentuayette
Linton Philoeh
Hihood Cria Ih
Coilain Parle
Avestela
Crema
Vie Bonethy
WinMih
Gorwonk
Domean Btn
Comet von Mibeherty
MiMille
Muvela
Herbert L. Peatt
Standard OU Company
Mir. Pratt
War Labor Board
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tink
Mase Murders Blamed on Gennana Washington
The article claims Turkish forces advanced in Caucasus provoked Mase murders, triggering a protest from Russia's foreign affairs, with responsibility placed on the German government for allowing Turkey to control Ardahin Kars and Hatun provinces after Hardian troops drove out the Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Gennana
Washington
Mays
Caimtilaaiier
Here UN
Erimne
Germah
Turkey
Ardahin
Kars
Hatun
De Palma Wins Harkness Handicap at Sheephead Bay
Chiefe Say De Palma won the 100 mile Harkness handicap at Sheephead Bay speedway Saturday driving a Packard. The American Automobile asan elation issued a correction Sunday after rechecking the calculation.
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Chiefe
Say de Palma
New York
Isalon de Rayon
Sheephead Bay Speedway
Tom Ailton
Springfield convention backs Mooney acquittal effort
The Independent reports the Springfield Massachusetts convention adopted a resolution pledging moral and political support to a movement aimed at obtaining the acquittal of Theis J. Mooney, who faces execution in California.
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Miztoon
Avene Porte
Eletury
Tedlaanpotls
Pledge Mooney
Springfield
Mass
wWarlaven
Elvely
Theis J. Mooney
California
Unclear fragmentary note about air drop plan and names
Fragmentary OCR text references twenty seven planes and a Saturday event with names like Varhine Gattis and Peryaiad fan ot honbe wold dropper. Details are garbled and unreadable for precise facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corman
Tanning Plant Burned Near Wilkes Barre
A fire destroyed the J. K. Mower tanning plant controlled by Armour & Co at Nasir, Pennsylvania, early Sunday. Fire officials said the blaze caused extensive damage with losses near seventy thousand dollars, while owners assessed the remaining structure and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
J. K. Mower
Armour & Co
Naser
Owsers
Local Aged News Fragment Reflects Confused Town Event
A garbled OCR style notice mentions Hormin Town, a driving action, and a city leader Harald, with unclear roles. The fragment references Saturday views and a tense moment, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks concrete facts or names I can verify.
Beets Bring High Price Thacher
A garbled report suggests beets command strong prices this season. Mentions an effort by Thacher and Witte related to sugar bowls and beet ind as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foetirlen
Hijehin
Fragmented OCR note on military surrender in remote region
A garbled OCR fragment references a complex retreat or surrender event involving multiple figures and places. Details are unreadable, but hints at a command structure, a possible siege or counteraction, and a dated campaign in an unnamed theater.
Prohibition for French Soldiers Seized by Authorities
A garbled report notes prohibition actions involving French soldiers and authorities. It mentions June 2 and wartime context, including references to Formie and Viliathiive Of Mie, with unclear details about captures or enforcement during the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirin Deere
Freoel
Fragmentary Aventure Anew From Local Page
The readable text is fragmentary with names and places unreadable. No clear event date or actions are discernible. The snippet lacks coherent facts to form a complete concise card for publication.
No toys for war years spark child invention
Chicago News argues that wartime shortages will force children to improvise and create their own toys. It laments losing simple playthings to the war economy and suggests necessity will drive imagination and learning through homemade crafts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Outtlers Protest Treaty Rights in Olympia Court
Twenty seven years after a treaty with the Tridiane allows access to Sheny and commerce, Takimar chief Falnski and others challenge state game laws banning their sport during the closed season. A 100 year old chieftain, half blind, enters a modern courtroom to protest perceived treaty infringements and white race domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Tridiane
Gsheny
Falnskin
Takimar
Indiana
Woman Freean ta Ground
During a severe winter cold snap John Baker of Downsville used hot water to clean a concrete paving. A woman slipped and was suddenly unable to move as a cold chill spread, fearing paralysis. Her husband freed her after jerking her loose from frozen shoes, and they warmed by the hearth.
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John Baker
Downsville
Filippine Musicians Alter Instrument Roles
A fragmentary report notes Filipinos experiment with unusual instruments such as harmonica and flute, suggesting a nonstandard musical approach. It highlights a rare practice among local players and anticipates surprise if such methods spread widely.
Fragmentary note on wheat in Japan and shipping plans
The text mentions wheat in Japan and preparations for formulating a plan related to shipments. It also references care for a person named Jayantine and a note about an Australian whale in a coastal area. The fragmentary language limits specifics and dates.
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Japan
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