Dvinsk Described As Key Russian City In Bulletin
A National Geographic Society bulletin highlights Dvinsk as a strategic river and railway hub with 110000 residents including 80000 Jews. It lies southeast of Riga and links routes from Tsu to Smolensk and Petrograd to Vilna, serving flax hemp grain and timber trades.
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Dyinek
Russia
National Geographic #ociety
Dvinsk
Riga
Donburg
Dvinak
Marahat
Ondinot
Dvinet
Une
Macdonald
Speed News From the Training Camp
A fragment discusses a trainee at a training camp with cryptic lines about speed and a lettered message. The dialogue hints at a porter and a company but lacks clear events or identifiable figures.
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Speed
Russ Leader Seeks Safety in Flight
A London Daily Telegraph dispatch reports Premier Kerensky in hiding after Bolshevik victory in Petrograd. Moscow reportedly under artillery bombardment with negotiations and truces mentioned. Kerensky’s supporters and many Russians express condemnation of his leadership as authorities seek order amid advancing Bolshevik forces.
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Kremin
Moscow
White Guard
Red Guards
Petrograd
Boleviki
Caucasus
London
Premler Kerensky
Kerensky
Lenine
Trotsky
Neva
Rusesla
Minnesota rally supports war effort in audi torium scene
About 8000 people gathered in a Minnesota auditorium on a Friday demonstration to show loyalty to the government and back its war prosecution against Germany. The crowd represented every county in the state and additional commonwealths of the territory.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Northwest
Germany
President Braz Hints at War Policy Against Germany
The notice discusses a bill by President Wencesmno Braz authorizing the government to proclaim measures of war to prohibit international commerce with Germans who threaten subjects. The language implies broad retaliation if needed.
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Wencesmno Braz Hue
Germany
Runa Delegates Hope for Peace Talks Persist
Fragmented reports from Petrograd describe delegates and war leaders at a Sunday meeting. Officials said Lieutenant Commander Bal Hhovahinaky of the Tuisslan group urged continued fighting while Moscow officials hinted at possible partial peace efforts amid ongoing tensions.
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Runa
Spokipe
Hue Thain
Fang
Bal Hhvoahinaky
Tuisslan Ays
Iiiiss
Petrograd
Chicago News Snippet Reflects War Fatigue and Peace Hopes
Fragmentary notes describe public weariness as the United States nears extended conflict and a Jewish medical group returns from European battlefront tours, signaling a desire for peace and a shift in wartime perspective.
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Chicago
Rowin
United States
Jon Oof
Mediff
McCormick
Tne Gregation Ar Linge
Banker Convicted of Manslaughter in Nebraska City Case
Jury finds A. A. Kugart a banker guilty of manslaughter in the killing of attorney J. W. Blick in Nebraska City. The incident occurred on a date in February, with details recorded by the court.
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Ordway
Cole’ Verdinn
A. A. Kugart
J. W. Blick
Nebraska City
Neb
Ondway
New Draft Plan Aims to Shield Families from Frontline Duty
Washington announces Nov 17 plan by Provost Marshal General Crowder to place draft age men with dependents in a protected category. Local boards gain judicial powers to grant partial exemptions and to summon witnesses while charting new behind the lines service options.
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Washington
Marahit General Crowder
de Torred
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Hich
Locat Po- Mee
Mons
Miguel
Teaching Youth Courtesy and Manners in Address
A fragment from a schoolroom or social guidance piece discusses teaching children to use polite forms like ma am and yes or no. It notes how addressing elders with respect and proper phrases shapes behavior and social harmony among youth.
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Pervania
Willie
Cuticura Ad Promotes Soap Ointment Combo
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for nightly and morning facial cleansing and Cuticura Ointment for pimples or dandruff. It claims daily use benefits and offers a free sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold widely.
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Cutleura
Dept. L
Boston
Ady
War Behind the Lines in Parliament Echoes Home Front Urgency
In the House of Commons a statement hinted at the need to omit talk of the front and to keep one man in the trenches. It notes how many men, women, and children at home support the soldiers with rifles and grenades. The Yule Review cites Simon Stronsky's conjecture that ten noncombatants may back each fighting man.
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Hiouse of Commons
Simon Stronsky
Yule Review
August Flower Promoted as Global Remedy
Green's August Flower advertised as a household panacea for constipation, indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, and liver trouble. The ad claims quick relief after a few doses, describing it as a gentle laxative sold by druggists in all civilized countries.
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Green
Women Are Organized in Seattle Claim 10000 Members
A Seattle report states that the Women Are Organized group includes over 10 000 women and girls in active membership. The claim highlights broad grassroots mobilization across the city with various local chapters and programs aimed at civic participation.
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Seattle
Wash
Chinese Cars Win Fast In China Amid Novel Problems
A garbled report notes rapid growth of American automobiles in China driven by scarcity of rats in cities. It mentions wealthy Chinese owning several motors, tire firms expanding, and a local claim about cool, steady arrivals. Also includes an unrelated medical ad and disjointed social snippets with no clear link to a single event.
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China
Miny
Sheghal
Boom in African Trade and Wireless Power Notes
A fragmentary report notes Africa's growing trade activity and the impact of wind power on wireless stations. The text mentions earlier selling limits for natives and uses out-of-context phrases about pockets and watches amid harsh winds affecting three wireless stations relying on windmills.
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Africa
Easy to Rid Home of Rats and Mice Exterminator Ad
An old advertisement text promotes an exterminator claiming to rid houses stores and barns of rats and mice. It notes the product also destroys cockroaches and waterbugs and mentions availability at stores. The fragment also contains unrelated anecdotal lines about a plush toy and a conversation.
Typos Blur The Odd Smokescreen Of A Parade
The text shows garbled speech about a gown and a person named Molly while mentioning Tyton employing 190,000 people in government work. The fragment hints at a historical setting with occupational figures and attire observations amid unclear dialogue.
Fragmented Voices Echo Through Distracted Headlines
A garbled mix of quotes and phrases reflects confusion over global events and media, mentioning Japan Britain and Atlantic concerns. The text blends misread names, political chatter, and ad-like inserts including a dubious medical claim.
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