Prepare More Land Grow More Food War Call Advertisement
A wartime appeal urges soldiers sailors and farmers to expand land under cultivation. It argues the nation and allies rely on home food production, urges Canadians and Americans to grow grain raise cattle and feed troops, stressing patriotism and self sufficiency amid global conflict.
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Thos
DIN Liituerstie
Iilinartas Mus
Slinisti
Ivan Ameuriion
Guanda
Great Britain
Prono
United States
Canada
Canndy
Aniline Dye Industry Project at Jolie Hopkins University
A laboratory for research on con forming products to develop the aniline dye industry at Jolie Hopkins University. Cooperation with Philadelphia based Patt Hore companies to study potential research avenues and production viability.
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Jolie Hopkins University
Philadelphinate
Eolline
Cuticura Baby Bath Advertises Soothing Relief
An old printed ad touts Cuticura products for irritated baby skin and toilet prep. It promises soothing Bath and gentle Ointment, urges use before issues arise, and offers a free sample by mail with a postcard address in Boston for recipients.
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Boston
Palota Inspired Marriage Dialog Sparks Debate
A brief exchange questions marrying a palotista. The second participant replies affirmatively if the partner is an artist with paloting burn experience, highlighting skill in a niche craft and potential qualifications for union based on art and hands-on work.
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Palota
Darken Grizzly Gray Hairs With La Creole Hair Dressing
Ad claims La Creole Hair Dressing makes you look ten years younger by darkening gray hair, depicting youth restoration in a bold 18 age of youth style.
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Ady
Culinary Dialogue On Pork And Bean Question
A fragment shows a kitchen exchange asking how to cook pork and bean with a follow up line about obtaining them. The dialogue hints at cooking methods and sourcing, but details are missing.
Constantinople and Belgium in war era redraws and control
Fragmented dispatch discusses strategic shifts around Constantinople and the Dardanelles, entente concerns over Turkish access to Europe’s waterways, and potential reallocation of power among Balkan states. Mentions reactions by Russia and allied leaders, with high official debate on maintaining the balance of global order and the future police of Europe.
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Ruesia
Ald Riesla
Europe
Tech
Constantinople
Balkan
Bulentin
Greece
Russia
Pathans
Kugsla
Marae
Ker
Albert
Delegates to Russia Named by State Department Leader List
Washington named a delegation to Russia including Filia Root of New York as head, with Charles Crane of Albia, John R. Mott of New York, Samuel Bertron of New York, Cyrus McCormick of Chicago, James Donean as vice president, Charles Edward Russell of New York, and Major General Haeh Seen, Rear Admiral James Glennon among others. The roster covers business, labor, and military figures appointed to represent American interests abroad.
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Washington
de Partment
Hurtting
Filia Root
New York
Charles HH. Crane
Aliioe
Che Pago
Ruseta
John RO Mott
General Benetley International
James Donean
Vicepressien
American Federation of Labor
Charies Edward Russell
Gener Haeh J. Seen
Tafnited States Army
James HH. Glennon
S&n
German Navy Secretary Admits Submarine Losses Rise
Washington reports the German secretary of the navy acknowledged that submarine losses are increasing due to improved Allied destroyers and weapons. The State Department broadcast a paraphrase noting Germany’s claim of greater impact from submarine warfare than expected while admitting some submarines are being sunk.
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Washington, DC
State Department
Conference on British Strikes At Engineering Shipyards
A ministry of munitions briefing reports a 50 member trade union conference, led by Arthur Henderson, revealing widespread engineer strikes hindering munitions supply for France. The body censures strikes, calls dilution of private labor an emergency measure, and adopts a resolution deprecating the action.
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London
Ministry of Munitions
Arthur Henderson
France
Flour prices rise to new highs in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis flour values show a 40 cent gain with fancy patents at 16.70 per barrel and Firet clears at 14.40, reflecting a broader price surge in grain.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Russia's Liberty Chance Munitions Strike Amid War Turmoil
Report from Petrograd notes German war aims to enslave nations and calls for total victory to ensure peace and national integrity. Duma members urge continued combat, reject peace terms, while factions in Petrograd clash over mutiny measures and planned international talks among socialist allies.
Roosevelt and Sullivan clash over Vienna war aims
New York scarce garbled report says Col teaser: Sullivan claims Roosevelt fears him and demands Roosevelt and his division be sent to France. A meeting is planned in Pare Mall Maston to present prosolutions. Roosevelt HQs stay open during the war. Capt. Dame reports 110 new Roosevelt volunteer applicants for France.
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New York
Willian F. Dame
Dame
France
Roosevelt
Four Negroes Wreck Jail In Escape Attempt
Arkansas City Ark four inmates tried to escape by sawing cell bars freeing about a dozen prisoners. They demolished part of the jail wall digging a hole that toppled one brick side. City Marshal Randall fired warning shots while summoning help. All prisoners were later sent to Pine Bluff due to the jail’s ruined condition.
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Arkansas City
Ark
Chumber
Randall
Pine Bluff
Jocal Bastile
Senate approves navy and marine corps pay raise amendment
Washington DC senate naval committee approves a house bill boosting the navy to 160000 enlisted men and the marine corps to 30000 and inserts an amendment raising enlisted pay to 25 per month.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate Naval Committee
Official Bulletin News Sheet Transmits War Details
Washington DC publishes the first daily war newspaper issued by the U S government under presidential order and directed by George Creel to disseminate information on the home front and war activities.
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Washington, DC
United States
George Creel
Hayti Refuses War Declaration Against Germany
Port au Prince Haiti Congress refuses to declare war on Germany and adopts a revolutionary protest in the name of humanity against submarine warfare. The move signals a neutral stance amid global conflict and calls for peaceful action rather than armed confrontation.
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Hayti
Germany
Port Au Prince
Hati
Congress
Humanity
Barley as Wheat Stand-In Explored by Wisconsin Study
In Madison Wisconsin researchers from the University of Wisconsin home economics department report barley can replace wheat in muffins bread breakfast foods and cakes. The aim is to ease wheat shortages, conserve barley industry, and deliver economical options for housewives amid Wisconsin’s barley output trend.
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Madison, Wis Warley
Home Economics Department
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Destroy Austrian U boats and Italian naval actions
Washington reports from the Italian embassy say 12 Austrian submarines have been sunk in the Adriatic by Italian patrols in the last week. Italian destroyers under Lieuts Paganelli and Berardinelli penetrated the port of Durazzo for the fourth time in a year, sinking four transports loaded with provisions and ammunition. Also, a seventh reprieve is granted to Chicken Joe Campbell, convicted of murdering the former warden’s wife, by Gov. Lowden at the request of the Chicago Legal Aid Society.
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Washington, DC
Adriatic
Durazoo
Lieuts
Paganelli
Berardinelli
Springfield
Chicago Legal Aid Society
Lowden
Joe Campbell
Big Insurance Fraud Arrests in Philadelphia Case
Harrisburg resident Pat Jesse Williamson was arrested in Philadelphia on charges of unlawfully obtaining about $750000 in securities from the Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities of Philadelphia. Prosecutors allege a scheme to acquire the securities without proper authorization.
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Harrisburg
Pat Jesse Williamson
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania Co
Roosevelt half million joiners seen for expedition
Telegrams from across the nation show widespread interest as Roosevelt plans for a large volunteer force for France. Detroit truck drivers volunteer in hundreds, while Philadelphia and Chicago committees offer regiments and equipment, with thousands applying to join the expedition.
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Detroit
Retail price statistics show sharp food costs rise to March 1
London official statistics at the Hoard of Trade indicate food prices climbed 84 percent since 1914. Comparisons to other nations show Italy 0 percent, United States over 24 percent, Canada 385 percent, Australia 24.8 percent, and New Zealand 242 percent.
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London
Italy
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Government to establish training camp for officers near Washington
Representative Dyer reported that Secretary Baker announced a government plan to set up a camp for training heroes to be officers. The camp is expected to be located near Washington.
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Washington
Dyer
Baker
Two New Artillery Regiments Forming At Fort Riley
Fort Riley Kansas reports two new regular army artillery regiments to be known as the Tenth and the Eleventh will be organized as soon as the army bill finally passes through Congress. This marks a expansion of the military structure with increased artillery strength for potential deployments. The move reflects ongoing defense upgrades tied to legislative approval.
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Congress
Vil Thoma
Lanard
State Peneibles of
Philadelphia
Callanard
Kinnest Fe Mh
Ieririvtiy Anly
Niphia
Fort Riley
Kan
Unnamed Fire Destroys Edison Plant Section
An unknown cause fire destroyed a section of the Edison plant used for phonographic record disc production. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 75000 dollars and significantly disrupted manufacturing operations.
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Orange
Edison
Army Appropriation Bill Signed by President Wilson
President Wilson signed the annual army appropriation bill for the fiscal year ending June 30 1918, authorizing about 270 million dollars for Army funding in Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
Wil Ron
Food Control Bill Advances From Senate Panel
Washington D C the Senate agriculture committee approved a food control bill providing for a food survey standardization of foods and punishment of monopolies in the necessities of life.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Meat in Cold Storage Sparks New Zealand Crisis
Premier Maasey of New Zealand reports two million carcasses of frozen sheep meat stored in cold storage are spoiling as ships fail to obtain vessels to ship the stock. The situation threatens export plans and raises questions about supply lines.
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Newcastle-on- Tyne
New Zealand
Maasey
New Zaland
Comparative Fame and Odd Notes In A Crumbling Page
A fragmentary item describes disjointed odds and figures with stray names and prices, including a stray reference to a tent outlook and a product labeled La Creole. The text reads like a damaged OCR snippet with unclear context and several nonstandard spellings and garbled terms.
Fragmentary dialogue misstated in erratic quote
An incomplete, garbled speech fragment appears to recount a scene where someone named Yee or Pee is mentioned. The text devolves into unclear phrases about trying and drift or being jell like, with no coherent action, context, or identifiable subjects.
Dodd’s Three D’s Cure Kidney Disorder
Mr Norbert W Pergeveon of Wingham Massachusetts reports years of backache and urinary trouble from bid fey disorder. A persistent use of Debia Kithww Pulte Pinety fully cured him and restored health. He endorses DOTS as the three De for derange diseased kidneys and recommends others seek the remedy.
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Nobert
Pergeveon
Wingham
Masa
Neve Ofreguttel
Fragmented OCR summary of unclear historical notice
The readable text presents a garbled passage referencing nations favoring oil, a six wave device, belted components, and vague mentions of lines, sacrifice, and a term Cotmiutae OL. The fragmentary nature prevents identifying a coherent event, person, or organization to anchor a proper news item.
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Lontion Firety
Ieee
Undefined Language Narrative From Fragmented Local Page
Fragmented OCR text includes garbled animal story notes and disjointed phrases. It mentions an upheaval and a violent scene, with unclear who was arrested and what event occurred. The readable elements are too fragmentary to identify names, places, or a coherent incident.
Fragmented Medical Assertion on Digestive Response
The text presents an unclear assertion by domiere fh about digestion and nutrition. It references a comment by Wielniateed Pee and a discussion in Washington concerning pettiment, a questionable amount, and the effect of digestive ferments on stimulant responses. The fragmentary wording muddles who spoke what and where the discussion occurred.
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Domiere
Pol En
Weehington
Reese
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