Weather Summary for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Sunrise tomorrow at 7 55 a m. Sunset at 4 52 p m. Yesterday’s highs 16 lows minus 4. Wisconsin expected fair tonight with Sunday increasing clouds and rising temps. Minnesota fair tonight cold south portion, Sunday increasing clouds with likely snow in south. Iowa increasing clouds with possible snow late tonight or Sunday. A southern storm moved to the gulf of St Lawrence with rain and strong winds.
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South Portion
Iowa
Gulf of St. Lawrence
New York
Eulf
South Atlantic
Oxygen therapy via ozone treats deep war wounds
The Searchlight reports a new European war hospital measure using an electrical machine to generate ozone which is directed into wounds. The continuous ozone flow speeds healing, reduces need for bandages and dressings, and has aided long standing wounds that resisted recovery.
Cat’s absence prompts wary mice in cautious play
The proverb hints at heightened caution when the cat is away. It suggests mice may take bolder actions, while remaining wary of potential danger or consequences.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Purifies and Enriches Blood
Old time remedy touted as the people's medicine for purifying and enriching blood. Claims to relieve scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite tired feeling and general debility. Promotes vigor by using a perfectly pure safe formula. Buy Hood's from any drug store.
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Hood
Hood's
House Membership Faces Downward Reform After Census
The article notes the U S House grows with population while the Senate caps at two per state. Speaker Clark proposes reducing House membership from 435 to 300, arguing a uniform cut across states avoids real loss of representation. A reform may be discussed in 1920 prior to the next apportionment.
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United States
Commonwealth
House
Clark
The Child Comes Into Its Own A Model Park Vision
A New Hampshire town plans a model park focused on athletic facilities for youth with three baseball diamonds a football field two tennis courts race tracks jump pits and three playgrounds. The piece notes adults will feel out of place while youth sports dominate and highlights a shift toward prioritizing children.
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New Hampshire
Women Shoppers Seek Durability Over Cheapness
A department store studied fifty women buyers to learn what factors influence purchases. Locks on trunks, stability of kitchen utensil tops, and washability of summer suits topped the concerns while price remained important but not sole determinant.
Should Every Man Drill A Nation Or A Duty Debate
A letter argues Americans resist compulsory military service but may accept training if seen as just and necessary. Proponents say national defense is both a citizen right and duty and training builds readiness for emergency. The writer invites reader opinion on universal military training.
Indigestion cure ad and old campaign anecdote
An ad for Bell-Ans claims one package proves its indgestion relief. A comic dialogue about cows and calves contrasts real cuts with beef. A recollection of an old American soldier candidate ends with a voter choosing the other man after hearing his war stories.
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Bell-Ans
Congress
Ingins
Rother Fellow
Hustling For The Price Behind Soaring Living Costs
Mr Growcher dismisses accounting for high living costs claiming he is too busy hustling the price. The quote reflects a blunt attitude toward price pressures and the money economy.
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Mr. Growcher
Washington Evening Star
Neighbors Request Loan of Lawn Mower Met With Refusal
Bridget reports new neighbors want to borrow their lawnmower to cut grass but Mistress refuses saying they do not have a mower to lend. The exchange captures a domestic moment over a yard task.
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Bridget
Kum in Persia: holy city of tombs and pilgrim trails
The Persian city Kum stands out for its mud architecture and sacred status in Islam. Pilgrims flood in while locals tend tombs from humble mounds to princely mausoleums. The great mosque towers with twin minarets over verdant fields and narrow lanes filled with pious visitors.
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Teheran
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Mexico
South America
A Day to Herself Promises A Homecoming Drama
Persis Dale awaits news of Justin Ware as a Cleveland letter triggers memory and plans. Lena Hornblower hints at a poised visit while Persis contemplates a new gown after a day at the Hornblower farm.
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Robert Hornblower
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Persis
Lena
Thomas Hardin
Joel
Thomas
Cleveland
Medler
Hornblower Farm
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Treatment
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh claiming local cures fail and constitutional treatment is needed. Offers circulars and testimonials from F. S. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Says Hall's Catarrh Medicine is sold by druggists and mentions a patent or mail offer.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Malls
The Ninety and Nine Screen Tale and Film Gossip
A Vitagraph release stars William Courtney and Lucille Lee Stewart in a drama about a devoted girl saving a drink-sodden youth who redeems himself and saves a town from a forest fire. The piece also notes camera men, Willie Howak, Eugene, and a Yiddish Messenger Boy star, plus Betty Prendergast’s knitting hobby.
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Vitagraph
William Courtney
Lucille Lee Stewart
Willie Howak
Winter Garden
Eugene
Mr. Willie
William Courtenay, Jr
Photographer's candid images capture Jack London on California farm
A Mutual news photographer shot a series of pictures of Jack London days before his death. The photos show him driving a farm wagon holding an armful of young pigs and performing stunts on his California farm.
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Jack London
California
Actress Camille Astor Pauses Work After The Garden of Allah
Camille Astor the sole white actress aside from Helen Ware in Selig's The Garden of Allah has gone to her farm for a few weeks rest. She is evaluating several offers made for her services.
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Camille Astor
Helen Ware
Selig
Cleo Madison Praises Mary Pickford on Happy Picture Appeal
Cleo Madison credits Mary Pickford for success noting audiences prefer films with cheerful tones. She says viewers never leave with a dark taste in the mouth after watching Pickford’s happy pictures.
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Cleo Madison
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Persis Defends Wardrobe Choice In Silent Fashion Debate
Persis admires a mohair gown with greenish tinge and out of style navy blue while defending her decision to alter it. She argues it is wiser to reuse what she has, likening her stance to a physician with a sick family. The scene ends with a vow to continue the discussion.
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Sis
Persis
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