British Guns Stop Attack Near Arras and Amiens
Allied airmen report preparations for a similar movement by the enemy between Arras and Amiens. German artillery uses large guns as British forces halt the foe. Reports describe heavy fighting along the Ailette and near Montdidier with French and Allied troops probing German defenses while air units harass depots and cantonments.
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Alpmen
Arras
Amiens
Ade Verlag Ce Aecrepladgy
Ania
Whittier Bey
Ieee
Tandraner Tanihonst
Artilly
Ted Haerlannd
Raleety
Maelo
Rene Caput
Ayal
Cde
Monulldier
Gil Naya
Cheriana Gall
Jms
Esteyang
Peonen Grooms
Jasiftons
Weisyeeesy
Tris
Berets
Crarat
London
Orad
Herne
Jeni Witousivs
Ifa Bas
Dean Seenher
Uaik
Navy Bill Passes House in Record Time for 1.4 Billion
Washington April 22 The naval appropriation bill carrying about 1.4 billion dollars passed the House in two days after extended general debate. The measure raises Navy personnel to 228000 and Marine Corps to 75500 with significant new aviation funding near 10 million dollars, and details large increases over last year’s totals.
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Washington
House
Britten
Navy
Marine Corps
German loan totals reach nearly four trillion dollars
Amsterdam April 22 Berlin reports that 3,837,600,000 has been allotted to Germanys eighth war loan with numerous small sums still awaiting entry.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Germany
British equipment better on western front says briefing
Apr 22 report says more serviceable guns ninehing planes on the Beilsh west front than before the German attack. A courier carried to the king’s thanks to the munition of in vancantry for their recent efforts. The results, new finds by work exoriin deemed most valuable.
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Teulen
Apa
Tee
Beith
Geniai
Etiines
Montuhtler
Thiavsiley
Proeneh
Balverneys
Germany
Churchill
Toten
Beilsh West
Cernig
Wetston Chorchitl
Meir
1 800 000 U.S. MEN IN ARMS Patani Avia
An unclear entry appears to name 1 800 000 U S men in arms with garbled phrases and inconsistent fragments such as ages and places. It lists names like McAdoo and Willian amid stray terms and nonstandard words, yielding no coherent event or context.
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Patani
Avia
Rearity Williaty G. McAdoo
Willian
Aria Safthers
Tsnooo Agee
Ulderoes
Yinty Watniees
Wheatless pledge gains wide city participation in Chi
Washington reports about 60 clubs hotels and restaurants in Chicago area have signed the wheatless pledge cards. The telegram to the United States Food Administration confirms voluntary participation by these establishments.
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Washington
Chiengin
United States Fund Administration
Food Administration Price Limits and Rations For Wood County
U S Food Administration in Marshfield Wisconsin sets maximum retail prices and ration rules. It limits sugar to 6 pounds city and 10 pounds country per sale and caps flour to 25 pounds for city customers and 49 pounds for farmers per sale. Substitutes with wheat flour must be used pound for pound and rye flour and potatoes are not substitutes. The notice warns about investigations for evading the 50 50 substitute rule and reports to the county federal food administrator G PORS
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Food Administration
Adilress Food
Marshfield
Wis
Tire
ALLIES DEFEAT FINNS CO-OPERATE WITH BOLSHEVIKI AT MOURMAN COAST
Entente and Bolsheviki forces land at Mourmann coast on the Arctic peninsula to defend against Invaders. British French troops and White guards guard rail lines near Kom and Mourmanst while protecting sea outlets. Reports describe shipments and guarded positions as tensions rise in the region amid Soviet and Allied coordination.
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Entente
Bolsheviki
Mourman Coast
Misrow
Antis
Mourninisk
Northeats
Iemola Peninsula
Aretic Fei
Entente Qiled
Bolsheviki Fe Sig Jtae
Eechys
Nash
Welling
Beilish
Mourmain Soyviet War Commell
Winwish White Guards
Tive Om
Kom
Mourmanstaul
Entente Forven
Hedshoytle Cand
Harmoty
White Ae
Wat Leguid
Puget Marines
Fuss
Ehiy
Farawe
Aaneyats Peeta
Jaweloy
Waleleni
Wooden Ship Portai Example From Dutch Reconstruction
Fragmentary 19th century ship reconstruction report notes keel laying and naming events described with archaic terms. Mentions Portar Ship compat and Toestaimer Waken entering the wit dor of Hie WH Trmede Piven Phe. vague timing around nightfall and dawn.
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Fie Corte
Mrs Wilson reviews loan parade in Chladelphia
Mrs Wilson reviews a $25,000 loan pledge amid a Liberty Jonna parade. Mes Woart vows to support the effort as details from the event emerge in April observations.
Patriotism and Investments Tied to U S Sovereignty
A rhetoric piece argues that all farm mortgages, skyscrapers, and factories depend on United States sovereignty. It contends protecting national strength preserves property rights and the safety of persons and assets, warning against foreign subjection weakening investments.
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United States of America
United States
Invest in Liberty Bonds and Win the War Outcome
The message urges victory in a desperate war by investing in Liberty Bonds to fund the fight against Germany. It warns that failure would ruin fortunes and leave the nation dependent under military tyranny, stressing the need for complete victory to preserve freedom.
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United States
Germany
Farmers Patriots Liberty Bonds Boost War Effort
The farmer gains profits from crops and supports the nation by buying Liberty bonds. Investing funds in bonds funds higher prices for grain corn and meat while financing military needs as food moves to Europe where soldiers fight.
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Peive
Ile
Europe
Sacrifices Must Be Made in War Bond Appeal
A wartime editorial urges unity and bold action to support Allied victory. It argues Americans must prove resolve by mass subscription to Liberty Loans, noting Britain and France endure immense costs and mourning while urging all eligible citizens to invest again. It stresses decisive national effort and disdain for defeat.
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Ces
England
France
Darlir
Itusala
Castoria Endures In Use For Decades Of Care
A fragmented note extols Castoria for infants and children with a signature line from Cate. It also urges readers to register and vote for justice humanity and peace in a call to civic participation.
Kaiser and Russian Wheat War Aid Report
Neutral reports say Germany and Austria ship hundreds of thousands of tons of Russian wheat to starving populations. American farmers receive good prices while the government asks that some crop proceeds be returned to fund more wheat purchases for the war effort.
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Germany
Austria
America
Saving Bonds Against Robbery in Wartime Lottery
Propaganda urging not to be robbed by the Kaiser during wartime by investing in government bonds. Advises placing money with the state to protect savings as armies loot banks and vaults in Belgium and Northern France. Tone reflects a government war bond appeal.
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Kalser
Frightful Saying on Poverty and Soap Use
A cryptic proverb argues the stomach is a greater cause of poverty than the sword and warns against wasting soap made of fala, implying frugality in daily supplies.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Aids Nature In Healing
An aid notes that nature cures with medical help speeding recovery. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs loosens mucus quiets the cough and supports excretion to restore health, especially in colds.
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Chamberlain
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