Pershing Leads Allies In Argonne Breakthrough Card
The American forces push through German lines in the Argonne sector near the Meuse, with heavy fighting and dense terrain. General Pershing orders renewed drive as tanks and infantry press the enemy toward Metz and beyond, signaling a turning point in the Western Front.
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High Command
Pershing
Argonne
Metz
Verlin
Aleta
Cote Ieretbutisgreapes
Cabo
Beguwean
Ian Yeti
Bernaaries
Toren
Germany
Shane
Aitigay Sk
Gmt
Alte
Taney
Gertie
Trent
Tay
St. Michie
Hunter Shot by Dog Tied to Gun Incident
A garbled report describes a hunter involved in a violent event where a dog tied to a gun led to a shooting. The narrative mentions Suamion, Vae McKinles Brooke and Salath Krees, with references to hospital transport, a fight, and an explosion. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Hunter
Suamion
Vae McKinles
Brooke
Fae Deen
Salath Krees
Tenaks
Vox
Armmber Ug
Vrnukts
Kove
Stomach Trouble Relief Reported by Mrs Drinkard
Mrs L A Drinkard of Joliet, Missouri, reports rapid relief from stomach trouble and nervousness after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She notes feeling better from the first day and improvement within a week.
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Chamberlain
Red Cross Prepares for Peace After War Efforts
Telegraphed to 3857 chapters, the War Council urges Red Cross workers to sustain effort into peace. It stresses continued care for soldiers and families, long-term relief for global suffering, and mobilized spirit until all are home and civilian hardship ends. The message calls for vigilance, health and welfare support, and adherence to peace terms shaping postwar relief.
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War Council of the American Red Cross
United States
National Red Cross
Red Cross
France
Red
War Council
Government to reinsure service men with five payment life plan
The government proposes insuring soldiers and sailors as they return to civilian life, offering ordinary life, twenty payment, endowment, or other forms of insurance. Premiums would be paid monthly, with government collections through post offices. Coverage ranges from 1600 to 19000 dollars, with most men in service eligible and about 65 percent already covered. The plan envisions government backing to reduce costs and ensure continued protection after discharge.
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Tbs
Ufa
Serview
Campainies
Onousilly Telah
Calleet Prisalines Industry
Wrony
Hiss Lin
No Spitting In Corners Big Factory Ban
A factory imposes a ban on the practice of spitting in corners amid warnings about dirty corners and health concerns. The article notes prior incidents and the need to maintain sanitation as part of workplace rules. decisive measures aim to reduce contamination and maintain a clean work environment.
Higher wages in Japan and Siberia boost labor costs
Gr. Sandock reports improved economic conditions in Japan and Siberia after a year of rising wages for workers on the Siberian coast and in Tapa. He recently returned from Siberia describing increased labor costs and predicting that the coast may soon produce significant quantities of talalala.
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Siberia
Tapa
Siberian
Sandock
Cane Neayman
Soutule
Talalate
Tapi
Sulin Cuttery
Japan
Siberty
Saiddogk
Alaska
Let us develop and print your films quick service
Winterburn Drug Company's offer promotes fast film development and printing services. The short ad emphasizes efficient processing and customer convenience with a focus on speed and accessibility for customers seeking quick photo services.
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Quick Service
Winterburn Drug Companys
Low Meat Prices Versus High Cattle Prices
Farmers face a squeeze when cattle prices rise or fall relative to retail beef costs. If cattle could become meat without dressing, shipping, and marketing, farmers might gain only about 1.2 cents per pound, while consumers would save around 2 cents per pound. Swift & Company backs extensive plant operations, freight, and distribution, earning a fraction of a cent in profit to fund expansion and service.
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Swift & Company
United States
Hoover
Government Justifies Stimulus for Park Production and Exports
The article outlines U.S. policy to stimulate meat production and export growth, claiming production will rise sevenfold compared with prewar levels. It notes increased output, conservation, and shipping programs, with emphasis on hog and beef production and the need to support Allied demand while easing fat shortages.
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Gevk
Aterlen
Argenting
Aestealla
al Wik Gunniry
U.neg
Aggleuttera
Tosomi
Tiis
Billy Sunday Slang in Wartime Britain Daily Sketch
A terse, garbled note discusses Billy Sunday slang entering British wartime chatter. It mentions American idioms creeping into civilian and trench discourse and notes readers’ confusion over unfamiliar terms amid a 1919 British Weekly context.
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Billy
Oldest Ohio Farmer Eighty Four Is Honored
Grande Mosier eighty four years old is hailed as the best all time farmer in Maneuek county Ohio or Min the whole state of Ohio. He has modeled cutting and setting up 730 weeks of cam during the past summer. He cleared 25 acres of ground, plowed, sowed, and harvested wheat.
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Ohio
Maneuek County
Ohin
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