Women to Drive Military Automobiles on Front Lines
Between 150 and 200 women are set to drive military motor cars behind the French front. The Chile Feminin Automobile group led the drive, gathering signatures from hundreds of Paris licensed female drivers. After initial compulsory three week training and strict discipline, they will serve as motor ambulance drivers in foreign sanitary sections, with potential to replace men in other automobile units.
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Gurgaro
Monte San Gabriele
Benedict
Vienna
Tijo
Heinrich von Eckardt
Mexico
Washington
Berlin
Montevideo
Ine
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Hoelndorff
Germany
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Immelmann
Count Laxburg
Binns Alpes
Caunt Ton
Cutting Down Gossip In Early Motion Picture Era
A trimmed, period voice item notes how gossipers filled leisure before films. It mentions people spending private time in photoplay houses and knowing neighbors’ affairs more than today, offering a moral nudge about restraint.
Between Us Girls Miss Sharpe Some Iment
A playful aside notes that influence matters like relationships and ethics. It contrasts driving a man to drink with leading him to the altar, hinting at social expectations and flirtatious banter. The tone is light and conversational, reflecting a columnist’s witty style.
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Miss Sharpe
Soldiers and Officers Exchange Amid Trench Rigging
In a quipped wartime line a soldier asks how many men are in a trench rigging party. The response says thirty men and one officer, and the retort notes the officer is the only one not working, highlighting humor amid duty.
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Scottiste Amertenn
Illuminating Postcard Promises and London Tale
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap for a clearer complexion with a free sample offer by mail. A bizarre London anecdote recounts a plebeian girl seeking help from a police sergeant, then a comic misadventure with a constable and a blunt warning about propriety and consequences.
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Boston
Avan tall by Cant Harry Lyet the thor day
Canadian major notes a new trench tone style and humor in Weiting Letters. He cites many percents, urges quiet on mittens, and explains why home readers struggle to understand life overseas. A woman aged curiae is not mentioned again.
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Weiting
Harry Lyet
Trench
Wobler
Elgut
News of a Week in Condensed Form
A wide ranging digest notes a fatal train wreck near Basin Montana injuring a fireman, mass labor strikes in Seattle shipyards over lumber sourcing, Idaho and Arizona incidents, and political moves. It covers wartime funding bills, suffrage advancement, and international tensions including actions in South America and Europe.
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Helena
Mont
Myera
Montana
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Portland
Anaconda Mining Company
Payson
Idaho
Sycarold
John de Graw
LIFT YOUR CORNS WITH FREEZONE REMEDY CLAIMS
An Atlanta area authority endorses Cremone and Freezone drops to remove corns. The ad-style report says the drug dries the corn and shrivels it away without irritation. Readers are urged to ask their pharmacist for Freezone at wholesale prices.
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Soniller
Corte
Fifty Fifty Dinner Prre Tyre and Unruly Window Shades
The text recounts a social dinner where guests bring children including a girl who seeks Bernard's toys. Bernard refuses, claiming she is a lady as his mother scolds him for poor manners. The window shade passage describes using a small wooden wedge to stop a roller shade from unrolling, warning it could damage fabric if overused.
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Tecnard
Bernard
Their lovermaking's course W is perfectly even
Fragmentary dialogue line shows a speaker noting an oddity in a lover’s progress with a remark about perfection. The terse quote hints at a humorous or risqué exchange reflecting social mores of the period.
Pinkham Vegetable Compound credited with cures
Letters from Ridgway Pennsylvania and Tennille Georgia describe relief from female troubles and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women report regained energy, ability to do housework, and improved health, with testimonials urging others to seek medical advice guidance from the Pinkham company.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ridgway
Penn
O. M. Reeves
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Tam
W. E. Lispsey
B. St. 9
Tennille
Fragmentary OCR note on personal dialogue and illness
A garbled excerpt shows a dialogue about a cent bill and personal pressures. The text includes mentions of a wife, chronic indigestion, and phrases reflecting confusion and miscommunication. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving only fragmented, nonsensical chatter.
Fares of Prastion Revealed in Odd Local Riddle
A fragmented historical notice mentions Prastion and an unusual quip about managing fier mange and knowledge, with garbled phrases suggesting a playful or coded public message from a past issue. The readable bits point to a curious, unnamed speaker and a roughly referenced mishmash of terms.
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Aluser
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