The Work That You Do Every Day Memorial Rally
A patriotic exhortation urges readers to honor suffering Europeans in World War I by supporting their own nation. It invokes memory of babies, children, mothers, and soldiers harmed by German forces, calling on readers to stand firm, protect families, and avoid betrayal as foes whisper deceit.
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France
Belgium
Europe
Gernuim
Janesville
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies Advertisement
Humphreys tintuphreya homeopathic remedies claim to ease various ailments for fansifies invalids and infants. Sold for over sixty years, with prices listed for congestion fever coughs colds and digestive issues among others.
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Teothacko
Nourrigin
Arco
Humphreys
Return of Soldiers Prompts Public Accountability Plea
A wartime rally urges citizens to heed conscience and demand home support for troops in France. The appeal notes empty sleeves and sightless eyes as reminders, and directs readers to request the authority for German atrocity statements from the Conference Committee on National Preparedness.
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France
Conference Committee On National Preparedness
How One Woman Won
Twelve years ago Mrs. Blank appeared to be an incurable victim of consumption. She had lost weight, ran a fever every afternoon, and coughed constantly. A sanatorium left her children unprotected, so the doctor harshly challenged her despair. The rebuke spurred a fighting spirit that led to recovery and a strengthened family bond.
A Call to Duty From the Battlefields in France
An urgent home-front appeal calls Americans to sustain effort in support of the war in Europe. It urges increased production, reduced consumption, and greater lending to the government, noting every cent aids soldiers in France and honors those who died in defense of the country.
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France
Europe
United States
America
Germany
Langlade County
Antigo Journal
Echoes from Stevens Point on Doan's Kidney Pills
A Stevens Point resident Mrs. C W Brooks testifies to lasting relief from back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She urges others to try the remedy priced at 60 cents at dealers. The ad promotes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The USA faces a potash shortage next year with only about 500 000 tons available, forcing fertilizer costs to rise.
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Dean
Stevens Point
C. W. Brooks
Strongs Ave
Wis
Doan
United States
Wisconsin editorials rally for war and unity
Wisconsin papers condemn pacifist talk and praise wartime resolve. Articles cite government control of wires, labor shortages, and anti Germany sentiment. They urge loyalty to the flag, denounce peace negotiations, and celebrate troops and national unity amid the war.
Gazette Notes Focus on Trade Restraints and National Matters
The article observes attention to slackers and to manufacturers engaging in restraint of trade. It notes that later the discussion will cover other issues of national importance.
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Janesville Gazette
Cause of Despondency and Its Relief
The item states despondency is caused by indigestion and constipation and that symptoms quickly improve with Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims the tablets strengthen digestion and relieve bowel issues, suggesting they restore mood and energy.
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Chamberlain
Fragmented OCR item from historical page
A damaged news snippet provides partial readable text with unclear dates names and locations. Context remains unreadable but appears to reference events or notices from a newspaper page segment.
Sparks Circus Preview Promises White Stallions and Dogs
The Sparks circus comes to town with two Wednesday exhibitions on August 7 and features Woodford's famed animal acts. Snow-white Arabian stallions and pedigreed English setter dogs headline three identical acts across rings, praised for beauty. The program highlights pristine white wardrobe and paraphernalia, creating a marble-like visual impact on the audience.
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Sparks
Woodford
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Endorsed as Reliable Cure
This vintage ad proclaims a reward for an uncured catarrh case and touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a trusted remedy after thirty five years of use. It claims the medicine works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and promises noticeable health improvements with continued use.
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Hall
Hal
Bootter
Chaney & Co
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