Czar Drugged to Abdicate and Fall of Russian Court
Eye witness account recalls a princess warning the czarina weeks before the revolution. A Tibetan quack allegedly drugged the czar at Kaiser's behest, aiding abdication. baronial meddling, exile orders, and Rasputin's death shaped court peril.
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Russia
American Red Cross
Czarina
Vasilichieff
Council of the Empire
Rasputin
Petrograd
Fredericks
Siberia
Vasilichikoff
Baron Fredericks
Czoring
Catherine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Kaiser
Thibet
H Rasputin
Milo
Veroubha
Quack
Germany
Gold miners face inflation and reform calls at war’s end
The piece explains how gold miners cannot raise prices, facing inflation and higher production costs as governments consider tax relief. It contrasts gold’s fixed value with fluctuating purchasing power and notes wartime credit expansion. It also rails against big league baseball as soldiers’ duties rise.
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Msst
Prompt Casualty Reporting in World War I Armies
The article explains how casualty reporting functions in American forces during trench warfare, detailing the central records office, courier checks, and the delay caused by movement and shell fire. It cites Leicheprey and the loss of records, plus the process of notification to next of kin and eventual publication of the casualty list.
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Pulp and Paper Section
Wear Industries Board
Congress
Maine
Central Records Office
Washington
Marne
Leicheprey
Cheer and War Talk in Front Line Spirit
A wartime exhortation urges constant effort and vigilance despite reported Allied advances in France. It warns against assuming victory or discussing end dates, emphasizing that Americans must continue contributing to the war effort until Germany yields.
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Pershing
Washington
the Stars and Stripes
France
Marne
Ty Cobb
Germany
Stars and Stripes
Cuwis Throlung
Fultons
Ryans
Smiths
Larsens
Bernsteins
Amertce
America
Red Cross Stone Root and Buchu Compound Remedy
An advertisement touts Red Cross Stone Root and Buchu Compound as unexcelled for kidney diseases. It claims to ease back pains and burning sensations from kidney trouble and notes the product is sold and guaranteed by Red Gres. Remedies.
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RED Cross
Real Estate Transfers From Local Records
Levi W. Dickerson transfers 954 acres to Catherine Mason for 12500 dollars on 3-11-11. N McNary sells lot 4 orig Martinsville to Joe Connelly for 600 dollars. Robt B. English transfers 81 acres to Herman Fawley on 12-11-12 for 11000 dollars. Page to H V Page et al sells se nw 36-12-11 for 2000 dollars. Seymour Hurst to Milo Claypool conveys blk 30 Dulaney's addition Marshall for 1 dollar. Eli Williamson to Don A. Emrick conveys pt ea se 16-10-1 for 3100 dollars. Maggie E. Stearns to Geo Robertson conveys pt blk 12 Archer's 1st addition Marshall for 1800 dollars.
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Levi W. Dickerson
Catherine Mason
BE N. McNary
Joe Connelly
Martinsville
Robt
B. English
Herman Fawley
Page
H. V. Page
Seymour Hurst
Milo. Claypool
Dulaney
Marshall
Eli Williamson
Don A. Emrick
Maggie E. Stearns
Geo. G. Robertson
Archer
Beara the Bignature of G and bro RIX a the Kind You Have it Haye Bought
Fragmentary OCR item notes a signed signature or brand reference tied to Beara and brothers RIX. Details scarce about context, purchase, or recipient, with unclear dates or locations. Further readable text needed to identify event, person, or transaction.
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Czar
Berlin
Eeifer Drug Co
The
City’ Drug Store
North Side Square
the Herald
Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
Madilan’s
Marshall, Ill
Marshall Herald
Star
Marshall Ilinois
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