Norway Trade Ties Eyed as War Outcomes Shape U S Role
Norwegian Minister H H Bryn told the Waldorf Astoria gathering that the United States should retain most of the Norway trade built during the war, noting trade relations have grown and will hinge on America. The article cites the Norwegian chamber of commerce, ship tonnage discussions, and talk of merchant marine strength.
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H. H. Bryn
America
New York
Norway
Christiania
Norwegian Chamber of Commerce
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BORN’ A. SLAVE DIES LEAVING FARM AND PROPERTY TO CHILDREN
The will of Banford Johnson filed in Stockton Kansas leaves 640 acres of free land in Rooks county and personal property totaling 7 000 dollars to his children. Born into slavery and freed by emancipation Johnson arrived in the area in the eighties, homesteaded and raised six children who all received a common school education. He was regarded as a substantial farmer in his community.
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Stockton
Kan
Banford Johnson
Rooks County
Johnson
Efe
Aloays
Fort Dodge Giant Performer Stuns Local Crowd
A remarkable show in Fort Dodge features Clare Gerd Foason as a towering figure described as a giant. The act draws excitement and crowd interest with measurements around five feet and an estimated weight near 200 pounds, showcasing unusual abilities and performance flair.
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Musekand
Fort Dodge
Clare Gerd
St of Lifeis
Alybi
Ale
Tall
A Wave Against Rumors Campaigns By President Wilson
The article describes a third Wilson campaign to suppress rumors, arguing prior efforts against theInsidious lobby and America first, noting public skepticism about patriotism tests. It cautions readers to doubt sensational Mexican stories and questions the president’s alarmist rhetoric and its motive to deter intervention interests.
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America
Vergil
Europe
Mexico
Rock of Gibraltar
Another Submarine Crisis Deepens European Tensions
The Sussex affair raises the submarine question as Americans die on a Channel liner bound Folkestone to Dieppe. Evidence suggests no warning if torpedoed, testing U S resolve. Secretary Bryan notes the law. actions beyond promises may follow if central powers fail to show genuine friendliness.
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English Channel
Folkstone
England
Dieppe
France
Ambulance Corps
Bryan
Washington
United States
A Texas Wonder and Its Claimed Kidney Cure
An 1890s advertisement touts the Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, dissolving gravel, curing diabetes and back pain, and regulating child bladder issues. It promises mail order for $1.00, two months of treatment per bottle, and testimonials from doctors and druggists, with a Boston or St Louis origin claim.
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Texas
United Doctors offer free consultation on chronic diseases
One day only from 10 A M to 5 P M the United Doctors Specialists licensed by Illinois announce free consultation examination and advice for all diseases including deformities nervous and chronic illnesses. They claim bloodless treatment avoiding surgery with results shared to prove efficacy and invite all affected to call Milwaukee labs.
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Illinois
America
Milwaukee
Wis
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