Spring Tonics and Clean Living Advert
An old time ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and nerve tonic with liver and kidney benefits. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel cleansing and a weekly regimen to expel poisons, claiming spring health through tonics and house cleaning.
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Dr. Pierce
Freezone touted as quick corn remedy from Cincinnati genius
A vintage ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims fast relief on hard and soft corns, between toes, and calluses with no soreness, urging readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.
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Cincinnati
Martan Singing Refrain Praised by Gladys Can
John Doe asks what stands out about Martan's singing and Gladys Can answers praising the refrain as the best feature.
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John Doe
Martan
Gladys Canby
Before Marriage and After
A couple discovers secrets in a cache of items including early love letters and a large collection of broken promises, revealing strains in their relationship and testing trust. The dialogue hints at past affection and unkept vows shaping present tensions.
Recall of American Consuls Over Interference in Russia
Soviet Foreign Minister Tehucherin urged the U S Britain and France to recall their consuls in Vladivostok and to explain their stance toward the Soviet government. He presented documents from M Kolodoff alleging British French American diplomats aided a Siberian counter rev movement and that Japanese officials joined the plot.
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M. Kolodoff
Vladivostok
Siberian
Great Britain
France
America
Pekin
Siberia
M. Tchitcherin
Moscow
Russia
Czar 18 Moved by Soviet to Prevent Escape
Nicholas Romanoff former emperor and his wife and a daughter were moved from Tobolsk to Ekaterinburg to block royal escape efforts by peasants and monarchists in Tobolsk region. The statement omits the heir apparent Alexis Komenoff.
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Moscow
Nicholas Romanoff
Tobolsk
Ekaterinburg
Perm
Ural Mountains
Alexis Komenoff
HMS Throwing New Gag At Picardy Front
American troops encountered a German liquified gas attack described as bottles filled with a fluid that released heavy white fumes for about five minutes. No explosion occurred as the bottles were hurled by a spring and their gas caused nausea and coughing without injuring any American soldiers.
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Paris
Picardy Front
Socialists Oppose War at Chicago State Convention
Chicago convention delegates from the Socialist movement call for constant antiwar opposition, immediate recall of troops from France, and a demand for a world peace conference of delegates chosen by the peoples, not governments, to secure global democracy.
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Chicago
France
Wilson
Finger Florida Railroad plan to Key West and Cuba
There is talk of a Finger project to build a railroad along Florida's eastern coast to its southern tip and extend via viaducts to Key West. The scheme would enable ferry service for two way transit between Key West and Cuba, with specialized equipment for the route. No figures are given on the project's cost or timeline.
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Fingers Florida Railroad
Key West
Cuba
Finger
Florida
Hota
Ing Jer
Cuticura ads and Navy hero tale in mixed 1910s clippings
A collage of brief items includes Cuticura ointment and soap free sample offer, a Navy commendation for Matthew McCabe who rescued a fireman overboard, a $100 reward notice, and ad lines for cate ar from Dr. Pierce. Also includes miscellaneous humor about orators and aviators.
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Navy Department
Matthew McCabe
United States
Pocahontas
McCabe
Pa Une
Navy
New York
Why Not Open Air Schools for It Children
The bulletin urges open air schooling for children in need, questioning the policy of waiting for illness before providing fresh air. It insists that outdoor environments aid health and learning, criticizing the delayed response to child welfare.
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Ghieago Mantelon Tuberculosis Sani‘tartum
The Taskmaster Says Money Works Hard for Women Too
The items quoted from Ginger suggest a gendered view of labor and earnings. The remark about a penny slaved being earned implies that money should be put to work. The accompanying line notes a difference in reaction when a man is beaten versus a woman, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
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Bugee
Ginger
Hellam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. E
Criminva
R. No. 1
Lowell
Mich
Ping
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Mrs. Excise Heim
Lowell, Mich
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