Woman Saved From Operation by Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Wisconsin woman from Black River Falls reports her illness avoided surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the remedy cured organic troubles that prevented her from doing housework and kept her from needing an operation. The testimonial highlights the product as a household remedy widely known through word of mouth.
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Resourceful Americans in Wartime Banter and Pollyanna Gaffe
A vivid slice of pressless wartime chatter describes American grit and mock grandeur. It recalls a Paris street scene, a daughter bargaining for a necklace, and a heated encounter between Sir Frederick Smith, known as the Galloper, and an Irish American lawyer in New York. Recognizable figures and places anchor the tale of bravado, commerce, and cross Atlantic quarrels.
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Galloper
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New York
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Galloper Smith Gercety
Liberty Bond Message Urges Patriots to Invest Now
Irving Cobb appeals to readers to buy Third Liberty bonds to defend liberty against tyranny and support the United States. He asserts bonds are safe, patriotic investments backed by the government, linking them to national heritage and the flag, urging citizens not to miss the chance to secure savings while aiding a righteous cause.
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United States of America
Mothe
Plymouth Rock
Home Defense League Swaps Jokes Across War Time
An American businessman dining with a French visitor laments the constant moves since the war began. The guest replies with a quip about the club life, saying the wife is not overburdened and the club members joke about the ongoing strain of wartime duties.
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Powderless Gun Awerong Inventive Device Could Change Warfare
Abstracted from a damaged OCR, reports a powderless gun invention by Ab Awerong. Described as a large device resembling a stone, it allegedly uses an electric motor to fire many shots rapidly. Cartridges reportedly hold bullets in a small cap around the barrel and release with dramatic force at depth, though many words are unclear or garbled.
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Aumalt
Dee
China Virtually In Hands Of Japs
Shanghai reports in the Shanghai Gazette claim the Chinese government has agreed to new Japanese demands far harsher than 1915. The agreement allegedly places Chinese expeditionary forces under Japanese command and assigns Japan control of arsenals, dockyards, and mines while expanding privileges in Inner Mongolia and Manchuria.
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Siberia
Japan
China
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
Reserves Decide War as Front Debates Endurance
London reports quotes General Delma Radcliffe on the key role of reserves in the Western Front. He notes General Foch commands trusted reserves, only a small portion used thus far, and stresses the need to mobilize every man to sustain the battle. General Rudetifics deems the Villers-Bretonneux front very satisfactory.
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War Office
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Villers-Bratonneux
Dutch to defend neutrality in war over Scheldt river
A Dutch official in Paris says the Netherlands will defend Scheldt river and all neutrality under threat. He cites five hundred thousand troops under arms and claims liberals and democrats favor the Allies. He warns neutrality means independence and would end if Germany wins.
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Holland
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Netherlands
Germany
Clark Turns Down Toga and Declines Senate Seat
House Speaker Clark declines Governor Gardner's Missouri senate offer after Senator Stone's death. In his letter he says service in the Speaker's chair can better aid the nation, thanking supporters. Also notes ministerial appointments and a curfew in England with a Madrid earthquake report.
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Polite Suggestias Dialogue About Office Conduct
A fragmentary exchange questions workplace tone and perceived home behavior. It hints at concerns over being seen as disobedient and the presence of hot air talk in an office setting.
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Andere
Fine Grained Porbears Hawaen Story Headlines
A cryptic line from Weekly Telegraph describes a whimsical or garbled tale about maternal lineage and an unusual journey. The piece hints at a journey or encounter across places named He May Rower and Deweoe-On. The exact meaning is unclear due to OCR-style distortions.
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Hawaen
Weekly Telegraph
Farm Animals and Disease Prevention in Hogs
Prepared by the Walter Alaine Department of Agriculture this guide discusses two disease categories in swine. It covers common ailments such as parasites mange skin diseases and digestive issues manageable by farmers with home remedies. Emphasizes preventive housing sanitation water and clean pens to curb illnesses.
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Walter Alaine
Department of Agriculture
Feeding the suckling pigs in a self feeder method
The article advises feeding three week old pigs shelled corn in a self feeder to promote growth. Expand the creep as pigs grow, use a croop sized for access, and provide shorts tankage or meal after 4 or 5 weeks, with skin milk as a prime supplement. It notes market, breeding use, and risk of over fattening if fed too continuously.
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Production of Live Stock in the United States
The program outlines essential steps for livestock prosperity including sound farm practices, tight fencing, good pastures, leguminous crops, and proper silos. It stresses that labor and expense are needed but asserts strong profits from livestock production auctions as proof of enduring prosperity.
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United States
Attention Given Baby Beef Economic Note
Amid feed shortages and rising farmland values the beef industry gains attention from farmers in several regions, signaling increased interest and potential adjustments in production and markets. The fragment notes growing importance of the hairy-teaf sector and its impact on rural economies.
Waited to Hear Him Howl in School Slipper Incident
A Jennings county teacher reproved a late pupil demanding an explanation. The pupil recounted seeing his playmate’s mother whip him with a slipper, explaining he was late to hear the boy howl. The tale, relayed by the Indianapolis News, emphasizes the odd reason for tardiness.
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Jennings County
Jim
Win
Indianapolis News
Freckles Removal Claim Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Orhine double strength oil to remove freckles and spots. It urges readers to buy an ounce from a druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy stresses rapid, visible whitening and skin clarity with minimal product use.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement offers 100 reward for proof of Catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The text touts internal action on mucous surfaces, promising strength and health by constitutional treatment. Filing from Toledo Ohio claims efficacy and urges trials despite unclear spelling.
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MALL
Toledo
Ohio
Specialized In Athletes. Jones Education Question
A fragment hints at a debate about Jones's schooling with Harvard named but the quote is incomplete. The readable portion notes mentions of education and Harvard in a context unclear. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Harvard
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