Recognition of a non Hohenzollern as head of state urged
The New York Times argues the House of Hohenzollern has a dark record of crimes against public peace and rights of other states. It claims their plots extend to Spain Greece Bulgaria and Romania and urges that civilized nations recognize someone else to counter their influence.
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House of Hohenzollern
Spain
Greece
Bulgaria
Roumania
Napoleon
Hohersollerns
New York Times
Submarine Legend Debunked and Asthma Remedy Promoted
The piece challenges submarine effectiveness and claims naval dominance limits. It notes the Jutland fight and asserts submarines failed to turn the war, while praising Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a miraculous relief for severe attacks. The ad-style claim states the remedy is sold everywhere.
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J. D. Kellogg
Do You Know the Nature of an Cat Madam
A fragmentary exchange reports a move and domestic chores as a husband lays carpets. The odd phrasing hints at a dialogue or Q and A style column in a historical notice. No clear event or names are readable.
Freezone corn remover from Cincinnati chemist
A new drug named Free Zone, discovered by a Cincinnati chemist, is sold in tiny bottles at a low cost. Apply a drop to corns or calluses to loosen and remove them painlessly, with no burning or irritation, and it works on various corn types and hard skin.
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Cincinnati
Alberta Seed Fairs Report Details 32 Events and Bulletins
The Alberta Department of Agriculture annual report shows 32 seed fairs held last year across the province and 2500 bulletins circulated listing names addresses and seed price lists of prize winners at these events.
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Department Ofgriculture
Province of
Alberta
Keeping Eggs Fresh In Warm Window Displays
Retailers highlight spring egg supply while prices fall. Exposure to direct sun at around 100 degrees behind windows rapidly degrades eggs through evaporation and flavor loss. Fertilized eggs may incubate above 70 degrees, risking further deterioration.
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Bet Ndow
A New and Better Britain After the War
A speaker envisions a transformed Britain after the war with new commerce trade industries and social relations. He urges perseverance through hardship noting many will return from battle and the home front must shape the new nation. Wheat is sown in winter while challenges ahead test resolution before harvest and reward.
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Britain
Cartilage Liniment Claims and War Ammunition Shortages
Historical note recalls shortages in sieges and rebellions where improvised projectiles used. It cites 1794 Nimeguen garrison firing penny pieces to draw coins and a Frenchman collecting 287. Sassiah siege copper coins. garnets reportedly used by the Huns in Indian frontier campaigns.
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Nimeguen
Sassiah
Hunxas
London
The Only Medicine for Little Ones
Mrs. Timothy Bowes of Blissfield New Brunswick endorses Baby's Own Tablets as the only medicine she would use for her three children. The tablets cure minor illnesses and a kept box provides safety against common child illnesses. Sold by medicine dealers or on peg by Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Timothy Bowes
Blissfield
N.B
Ole Meen Medicine Co
Brockville, T
Nissen Hut Provides New Shelter For Frontline Troops
A London despatch describes the Nissen Hut, a semi circular field shelter for British and Canadian forces in France. It seats twenty five men and a thousand huts are ordered. The design aids transport and rapid erection relieving troops from sleeping in ox carts during advances. An army song popularizes the hut with the line Put me in my little Nissen bed.
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France
London
Canada Receives Its Own Hospital Ship
Canada now has a hospital ship to carry wounded soldiers back home. Colonel Foster in charge of Medical Services in England arranged with the British Admiralty for a liner to be in continuous service. Major Donald of the Canadian Medical Board in London will head the ship with seven Canadian Army Medical officers and several nurses aboard.
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Canada
Foster
England
British Admiralty
Donald
Canadian Medical Board
London
Dr Thomas Electric Oil No Alcohol Patent Claim
An advertising note claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil contains six essential oils with no alcohol. It asserts the oil offers lasting effects and superior preventive and healing power compared to other medicinal oil compounds.
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Thomas
Wise Woman Dominates Household In Curious Dynamic
A concise portrait describes a woman who asserts control in domestic matters while her husband clings to a belief that he is five years old, highlighting a playful power imbalance in their relationship.
Minard’s Liniment Cures Report in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
A series of testimonials claim self cured ailments including acute bronchitis facial neuralgia and chronic rheumatism using Minard’s Liniment. Places cited include Bay of Islands Springhill North Nova Scotia and Albert Co New Brunswick with individuals J M Campbell WM Daniels and Geo Tingley naming towns and regions.
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Minard
Bay of Islands
J. M. Campbell
Springhill, N.S. WM
Daniels
Albert Co
N.B. Geo, Tingley
Invention Aids Blind Readers Through Sound Code
A British invention for the blind uses a piano like device that speaks letters by a cascade of tones. A blind man learns to read by ear with practice, using a phonetic telephonic system to interpret printed matter.
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Britain
Ste Me Tay
Warts on the Hands Treated with Holloway’s Corn Cure
An advertisement claims Hol loway's Corn Cure removes hand warts without pain, presenting the product as a remedy for blemishes. The copy targets ladies as the primary users and emphasizes painless relief.
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Holloway
Miss Booful Sells Stories Amid Divorce Rumors
A fragmented clipping notes Miss Booful attempting to sell stories and denying marriage plans while amid rumors of a divorce. The item references Chicago Herald reporting on her art and personal life.
Money Alone Won't Save Us in Time of Judgment
The Grand Rapids Herald argues that salvation cannot be bought with money alone. It warns the public against the false belief that cash can secure deliverance in an hour of judgment, noting money as a mere means but not a solution.
Sunday Outsundayed by an Unnamed Preacher
A fragment recalls a preacher speaking of a furnace’s molten iron as white hot and sizzling, likening it to ice cream in Hades. The report notes the speaker’s name is not provided and the text reads as a partial archival snippet.
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Hades
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