Dr Hamilton’s Pills Ad Promises Quick Renewal
An early 20th century medicine advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for fatigue sleeplessness and nervousness. It pledges immediate energy and restored spirits with a price of 25 cents per bottle at dealers.
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Emergence of the Trecho-Slovak Nation Reimagines Europe
The article surveys the rising Trecho-Slovak state and Masaryk’s role in uniting Czecho Slovaks with independence. It notes Europe’s many nationalities, the multilingual reality of Austria and Germany, and the drive for self rule from the eighteenth century onward.
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Europe
Austria
Bohemia
Anetria
Hungary
Thomas G. Masaryk
United States
Marnaryk
Masaryk
Germany
Turkey
Rumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Italy
Poland
Prussia
Russia
Ropprcesrt and State Readjustment Aim at Freeing Regions
The note describes efforts to awaken concerns, shift prem states, and readjust borders to favor Austria and Pessie in ceding freed areas. It foresees sharp religious boundaries and faith in Teeco-Slowske guaranteeing minority equality, while Putther protects the German part amid distrust of Germans.
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Austria
Teir
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Earning His Living Among Exiled Russian Nobility
A Finnish painter Hoge Blackmanson reports from Helsingfors on the collapse of status for Russia's elite. He describes Prince Putiatin selling services on the streets and Maria Pavlovna living in poverty, with Grand Duchess legacy and royal wealth fading as the prince says he is merely earning a daily living.
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Hoge Blackmanson
Blackmanson
Petrograd
Helsingfors
New York
Prince Putiatin
Maria Favlowna
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
United States
Putyatin
Russia
Tsarkoe Selo
Sergius
Maria Pavlovna
Winter Guide for Storing Butter in Cold Weather
Household tips advise using fresh sweet cream for butter and thorough washing of buttermilk. Salt lightly for uniform color and better shelf life, with 11 to 12 percent salt recommended. Store in the coldest place possible, ideally outside in a shed, or in a glazed crack and cover with strong brine to exclude air.
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Eid
Defaulters Must Be Punished Ottawa Defends Policy Change
Ottawa states defaulters will still be punished though military police will no longer handle arrests. Militia HQ says the police were used to secure overseas service, but with overseas demand waning, arrests will move from military police to other authorities.
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Ottawa
Militia
Militia Department
Wealthy Germans Evade Wartime Charges in London Comment
British newspapers note German capitalist classes show anxiety as they try to dodge wartime charges. They claim the strategy shifts war burdens onto the lower classes and that large sums are being moved to avoid taxation.
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London
Airmen halt Turkish air effort at Nazareth advance
Report from Palestine describes Allied airmen bombing Jenin airfield on September 18 and maintaining coverage all day. Paired fast bombers dropped twenty pound bombs to halt Turkish aircraft, preventing observeable enemy movement while British cavalry executed a turning maneuver.
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London
Allenby
Palestine
Nazareth
Jenin
Lazareth Entered At Two Oclock Next Morning
The entry notes that Lazareth was entered at two o'clock the following morning, marking a precise start time for the event or procedure.
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Lazareth
Hostility to Kaiser and His Son Grows in Germany
Daily Mail correspondent reports strong German sentiment against Wilhelm II and Crown Prince. At Holland border a thousand soldiers demanded to kill him. guards blocked them. The former emperor, and Eitel Friedrich and August Wilhelm, face intense hatred with heightened security in Holland.
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London
Germany
Daily Mail
the Hague
Willian Hohenzollern
Hotland
Berlin
Holland
Eitel Friedrich
August Wilhelm
Royalists Hope Through Second and Fourth Sons of Former Emperor
The correspondent notes that the royalists rely on the second and fourth sons of the former emperor to sustain dynastic sympathy, implying hope hinges on these heirs.
Napoleon’s Faith In British Justice
A hundred and three years ago Napoleon arrived at St Helena and chose England as custodian of his person. He sought British protection, claiming the laws of the country and calling Britain the most generous of his enemies. He compared himself to Themistocles in surrendering political life and throwing himself on British hospitality.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
England
Rhecher
Prussia
Europe
Themistocles
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