Stockholm Variegated City On Edge Of War
United Press dispatch from Stockholm notes the city’s cosmopolitan scene amid looming conflict. It highlights the American legation led by Minister Ira Nelson Morris and Stockholm as a hub for prisoner exchanges and relief funds involving Austria Germany Russia and Roumania.
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Stockholm
United Press
Paris
Venice
Legation
Her
Ira Nelson Morris
Chicago
Austria
Germany
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Roumania
America
Morris
Sweden
England
France
United States
Canada
Argentine
Denmark
Holland
Spain
Brazil
Chile
China
Berlin
New York
Buenos Aires
London
Papes Diapepsin and a World War Time Stockholm
Papes Diapepsin promises fast relief for indigestion and upset stomachs with a fifty cent case widely sold. The text then shifts to a vivid travelogue in Stockholm during wartime, describing diplomacy, expatriate letters about prisoners, and the bustling, lavish atmosphere of Swedish commerce and society.
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Pape
Admonition for Shoppers Urges Early Christmas Mail
Washington reports a postal warning to Christmas givers to mail gifts early as America’s wealth grows. The postal department emphasizes early mailing to prevent overloading the system and potential delays during the season. The note ties the proverb to giving and cites the season’s heavy mail volume.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
America
Sam
Old English Catarrhal Deafness Head Noise Remedy
Public notice prints a home remedy for catarrhal deafness with a tonic recipe. It prescribes par mint double strength, hot water, and granulated sugar to be taken four times daily to relieve head noises and restore hearing. It claims many ear troubles stem from catarrh and urges readers to try the prescription.
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Pvery
Thanksgiving Dinner for One Hopes to Share With Others
Lydia, a Library publicist, lives in a one tenant house and plans a Thanksgiving dinner large enough for strangers as loneliness grows. Across the hall a meticulous young artist drafts plans while Lydia imagines inviting a neighbor she hardly knows.
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McClure
Lydia
Public Library
Morning hot water cure with limestone phosphate urged
A home remedy advocates drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive tract and prevent toxins. A short fiction passage follows about a lonely man and his neighbor Lydia sharing Thanksgiving dinner, leading to a rekindled connection.
Wisconsin Women and Presidential Vote Bill in Wisconsin
A proposed bill to grant presidential suffrage to Wisconsin women will be introduced this winter. It cites the U S Constitution on appointing electors and notes varying methods used by states to select electors. The article recalls Illinois women gaining voting rights for the presidency under similar provisions.
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Wisconsin
United States
Supreme Court
Union
Illinois
Colds Cause Headache and a Laxative Remedy
A Denver ad notes Bromo Quinine cold remedy with one product line. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and the price is 25 cents. The copy emphasizes headache relief and symptom cure from the single Bromo Quinine formula.
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E. W. Grove
Brains Explain Hiring Gaps Says Commentator
A columnist argues that recognizing talent requires intellect, suggesting that appreciation for merit hinges on cognitive insight. The piece contrasts hiring outcomes with the idea that smarter readers identify stronger candidates.
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Rubens and Burkland
Vanta West
Guernsey
Orna
Coats
Bolst
Switzerland
Ireland
RUG
Broad Way
the Tribune
John Parker
Madison
John Hatt Nann
Sams
John Hoffman & Sons Co
Milweahee
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