Disarmament talk stalled by war weary nations
A garbled discussion argues for partial disarmament progress through a US led conference with Britain France Japan and Italy calling for substantial arms reductions while warning against full world disarmament. It stresses dangers of naval aerial and military build ups and the heavy costs of future wars.
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Pr Harding
France
United States
Germany
Teds
Brita
Europe
Asia
Russia
Poland
Turkey
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Electric Engine In Mine Proves Efficient In Europe Rob Mine
An early electric storage motor in a European coal mine shows excellent results. The unit operates largely automatically, delivering steady performance and reducing manual labor. Proven reliability under tough mining conditions boosts expectations for broader adoption.
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Europe
France Receives Radio Photograph From Wireless Station
Reported across the ocean a test image was transmitted via a wireless station. The message described by Ct V. Van Anda managing director of the New York Times appeared to reach Paris, with engineers noting the test results were not fully satisfactory.
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Ogtan
Catag
Ct V. van Anda
le Matiser
New York Times
Sure Protection For You While You Travel
A travel health pitch promotes Nerviline as a remedy for seasickness, upset stomachs, and sudden pains. It claims rain triggers, then promises rapid relief from cramps and sour stomach with twenty drops in sweetened water and a 35 cent bottle for travelers.
Dr Thomas Eclectric A Remedy For Humans And Animals
On Schedule he claims Mary will Sund them out when the down train passes. The passage notes similarities between humans and lower animals in ailments from inflammation and various injuries. Dr Thomas Eclectric is presented as a reliable remedy for such ailments and mishaps in both humans and animals.
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Mary
Thomas
True Word Phere Are Te mn Declares Ville Review
True Word Phere discusses the town review and the need for calm behavior to avoid trouble while seeking remedies. Mentions Holloway's Corn Re Inover and Miller's Worm Powders as treatments for ailments in fruit growers and children, noting dosage and relief.
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Holloway's
Burial Service by Wireless Across 200 Miles to Liverpool
A burial service was transmitted by wireless for a Canadian soldier aboard a freighter near 30 miles from Carmania. The ship Cana der Car carried the body to Liverpool as the Carmania stood about 1 mile distant. A fireman aboard the freighter had died. burial was conducted remotely by wireless after the long voyage lasting about an hour.
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Liverpool
Carmania
Census Taker Probes Beliefs In Quirky Exchange
A census taker asks about religious belief while Mike replies with a witty, evasive line. The odd exchange centers on how a respondent characterizes faith in a handheld interview setting. Local color notes reflect the era’s approach to census questioning.
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Mike
Sal Loriee
How To Cook Corn From Historic Home Cook Tips
A readable old guide explains boiling corn on the cob with salt added late in cooking for best tenderness. It describes serving on a wave plate with butter, salt, and pepper, offers ideas for corn creole style with tomato sauce, onion, green pepper, and pimento baked with bread crumbs, and notes corn fritters as a serving option with fried chicken.
Fragmented OCR text about farmers and remedies
Fragmentary item notes payments to Canada and acres, plus references to asthma oppression and a Dr Remedy remedy. Text includes detached phrases about Luke a woman sharpening a tool, suggesting a disjointed historical clipping with no clear event or coherent report.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Lead
Minard's liniment claimed to relieve neuralgia with counterfeiting concerns noted. Public notices warned of misleading leads and pushy sales tactics affecting consumers and street vendors.
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Minard
Convinced Tantac Is Wonderful Medicine Declares Miss Reed
Miss Mare Reed, a Winnipesaukee saleslady living at 406 Kent Street,.testifies that Tantac restored her health after a long illness in Regina. She suffered rheumatic fever, eight months bedridden, lost appetite and sleep, but claim Tantac rebuilt her strength and energy. She urges others to learn of her case.
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Tantac
Miss Reed
Mare Reed
Poplar
Kent Street
Winnipes
Regina
How Labrador Was Named by Portuguese Explorers
The article explains Labrador’s name origin linking to old Ish name Tabor and Portuguese exploration. It notes Norse discovery by Leif Erikson and later 1497 discovery by John Cabot, with mentions of expeditions shaping the peninsula’s early exploration history.
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Laod
Tabor
Lab
Leif
John Ca
Pink Pills for Anemia Warned for Teenage Girls
An old medicina l ad claim urges mothers to treat listless peevish teenage girls with Williams Pink Pills to restore red blood and energy. It describes anemia signs like pallid cheeks headaches breathlessness and heart palpitations and promotes the pills as a cure to boost mood and vitality.
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Cy Williams
Williams
Willfil
Vetter Health
Soldier Caught With Czar's Jewels
A Hungarian soldier returning from Siberia was arrested after attempts to dispose of jewels valued at £300,000. The gems, once owned by a former czar, were traced to Nagykanisza. The suspect claimed involvement in a Siberian revolution and that the loot came from captured imperial booty.
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Ath
Siberia
Nagykanises
Adapest
Alex
Czar
Polka Dot Fashion Traced Across Time And Style
A fragmentary note traces polka dot fashion from cobbled courts to modern attire. It mentions a London Times columnist puzzled by polka dot cravats and references the Drygoods Economist uncovering the craze. The piece notes bohemian dances, new fabrics, and evolving dress forms with dots as a recurring motif.
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Althowel Lord
Awniechitte
London Times
Stumpel
Toronto
Drygoods Economist
Ostunnes
Setting It Right Kansas Paper Apology Note
A Kansas paper apologizes for an inaccurate Wednesday issue misquoting events. It explains the error followed by a statement of correction regarding Boston hotel headlines and a reference to a million professional bargains.
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Kansas
Boston
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