Destruction of Subs Reported by Dutch Fishermen
Dutch fishermen report destroying submarine wreckage near the Dutch coast. A dairy expert, Hy Venstes, says floating parts of subs drift with nets and that patrols identified by Titeli navy officers as reacting to the depth charges.
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Drid Lel- Banat
Sulusariogs
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Ewsee Flontsarny
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Minart Vinitient Co Liniment Eases Severe Leg Injury
A user reports a painful leg injury with large swelling near the knee, then uses MINARED'S LINIMENT which stopped the pain and reduced swelling quickly, praising the product highly and noting rapid relief from Amos Vy Smath Vor Hoed Ishind.
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Minart
Vinitient Co. Tinitet
Gentlenien
Amos
Mysterious Magician Appears In Enchanted Show
A young spectator watches a remarkable street performance where a magician shrouds a newspaper in cloth to reveal print. The crowd includes Phelia who grows nervous as the act unfolds with shifting visions and astonishment.
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Phelia
Get a Good Wife and Find a Cheerful Home for Success
A veteran president argues a man’s domestic life drives work success. He urges a wife of solid sense who supports ambition, fosters cheer at home, and maintains health. He says health and home life influence a man’s strength and vigor more than dowry or business knowledge.
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E. B. Ripley
The
Santa Fe
American Magazine
Lay 42 Miles of Track by Canadian Railway Troops in France
The militia department released a summary of Canadian railway troops operations in France. It notes nine miles of broad gauge and miles of narrow gauge laid or maintained, with about 6 100 workers on narrow gauge and 1 100 on broad gauge, engaged in locating, ballasting, and laying lines.
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France
Militia Department
The Dignity of Farming In Wartime Call to Valor
The piece urges respect for farmers as vital to national survival during war. It argues that farming has risen from ridicule to prominence, with the farmer becoming a key figure in sustaining food supplies and supporting the war effort.
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Ian
Ala
The Oil for the Farmer in The Flame House
A bottle of Dr Thowims Electric Oil promises aid for families and cattle. The advertisement claims it helps children with cold wed croup and adults with pains. Directions for use on sick cattle are noted, urging every ranch to keep a bottle on hand.
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Jerse
Dr. Chase
Peare
A.W. Chase
M.D
Clergy Unite in Canada to Back Conservation Drive
Canadian clergy from all denominations pledge support for the work of forest conservation and production. Bishops issue pastoral letters, and Archbishop Matheson, primate of Canada, promises fullest backing to the Canada royal board.
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Canada
Matheson
Lrimate of Canada
Canada Rooal Board
Royal milliners and royal hat makers noted in society
The piece highlights royal and aristocratic women skilled in hat trimming. Queenly and Queen Jude of Norway custom their hats, while Princess Patricia of Connaught and the Crown Princess of Sweden also trim. Lady Cheylesmore, Lady Maitland, Lady Hervey Bathurst and Mrs Arthur Weigall are cited as notable milliners in society.
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Queenly
Jude
Norway
Princess Patricia
Connaught
Crown Princess
Sweden
Lady Cheylesmore
No Girl Need Have A Blotched Face Ad Dr Hamilton's Ville
An old advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Ville as a blood remedy to beautify skin and restore vitality. It claims improved complexion, brighter eyes, better appetite, and stronger health by using a 25 cent box available everywhere.
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Dr. Hamilton
Development of Western Coal Lands
The article notes heightened interest in Canada’s coal resources due to extreme winter conditions and fuel shortages. It traces Nova Scotia’s long dominance, Alberta’s rise overtaking British Columbia, and the role of the Canadian Northern Railway in coal expansion, with production figures showing dramatic growth from 1910 to 1917 across Alberta and western provinces.
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Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Alberta
Rockies
Pacific Coast Province
Canada
Canatian Northern Railway
Vie
Canadian Northern
Aebal
Chser
Prairig
Coal 7
SIM
Parmelees Vegetable Pills Offer Brain Worker Relief
An old dental or medical ad touts Parmelees Vegetable Pills as a remedy for digestive irregularities caused by mental labor. It claims brain workers exhaust nervous energy and that the pills restore stomach harmony, promising superior power and certified efficacy.
Prohibitory Law Aims To Temper Young Tastes
The Hartford Expositor notes that prohibitory law deprives youths of liquor experience. It argues the policy lets the younger generation grow up without first tasting alcohol or developing a desire for it.
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Hrantford Expositor
Washington Plot and the Unanswered Questions
A garbled report references Mrs. Torkins and a young man who avoids answering questions. It hints at a discussion about how a person might implement and enhance a plan, mentioning costs and travel. The fragmentary text mentions Leonora and Washington in an unclear context.
German Emperor Hails Victory and Moral Strength in War’s Aftermath
The Kaiser’s telegram lauds the sword as protection and God’s aid guiding peace. He thanks the Reichstag for support, credits Rag troops and generals, and urges unity, strength, and faith to rebuild and heal war wounds. He envisions a strong, united fatherland rising from sacrifice.
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Eee Tee Gant
West
Sree
Reichstag
Crad
North America urged to defend food supplies amid shortages
Lord Rhondda warns the larder is dangerously empty yet calls on North American people to persevere. He asserts collective resolve to prevent shortages from endangering the war effort and urges continued support for the supply effort.
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North America
Rhondda
Dodd's Kidney Ville Proves Its Worth in West
Mrs West recites a testimonial praising Dodd's Kidney Ville and Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with curing her husband’s lumbago and improving her own health and vitality, noting many female friends benefited and calling the product the best tonic. The piece also mentions three thousand women employed on the G B Railway of England.
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Dodd
Y Jodd
G. B. Railway of
England
Soldiers of the Seaf Volunteer Youth Aid on Farms
Canada food board recruits 25 000 school youths aged 15 to 19 to work on farms this year. The plan aims to ease labor shortages and lighten farmers wives' burdens with help in farmhouse and field. Some resist in various roles, but the program seeks to boost food production despite rationing concerns.
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Canada Food Board
Kell
Canada
Weace
Bette
Sahaee
Stupendous Decision Grants Franchise to 6 Million Women
The Ilinburgt Seotstigg lauds the British Isles franchise grant to 6 million women as a war enabled advance. It credits wartime demonstrations of female capability for strengthening national life and reshaping labor relations. Women determining future political power is asserted.
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British Isles
Ilinburgt Seotstigg
Nev
Stamp Out Trade With Enemy Through Proclamation
The article notes a presidential proclamation to halt all imports and trade with firms of provenient character aiding Germany. The U S war trade board aims to stop trading with these entities that provide information, smuggling supplies, or credits serving postwar goals.
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U. S. War Trade Board
Planet
Germany
Constipated Children Urged to Use HBaly's Jets
A fragile ad promotes HBaly's Jets as a laxative for children with constipation. It claims quick relief and recommends Mrs Adolply No' Lameque of Quebec endorsing the product. Tablets are sold by trusted dealers or mailed for 25 cents from The Dero Williams' Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont.
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Ben
Hbaly
Dero Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Riddles and Routine on a Bus Trip
A fragment describes a bus ride where boys eagerly solve riddles as Tate jokes off the spree. Mr Yow plans a game, prompting a child to answer a clock related riddle about striking thirteen.
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Harry ‘Tate
The Spring Drive To Health Promises New Vitality
An upbeat notice advocates spring health efforts to beat the fatigue of March and April. It touts Dr. Pierce remedies including Medical Discovery and Golden Medical Discovery to restore stomach and liver function and renew vigor for the season.
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Orran
Dr. Pierce
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