French Industry Recovers With American Trade Growth
French industry shows recovery as Paris revives trade with the United States. Guaranty Trust opens a Paris branch to handle rising imports from France, while French output in 1914 and 1912 rail and port activity illustrate rebuilding. Strong banking, thrift, and government support underpin renewed confidence and closer Franco American economic ties.
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Praice
Verlumbona
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United States
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Fistrs
East Avon
Banke of
Germany
Republic
America
Herty
Wis
Dalyam
Arderles
Lafayette
Washington
Raekiam
Irs
House Centipede New York Tribune On Bugs
A garbled excerpt discusses house centipedes described as quiet and friendly with children but noted to be dangerous pests. The piece references mosquitoes, moths, and household insects, warning of possible disease and urging cautious control methods amid confusing, damaged text.
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New York Tribune
Thera
Loti
Gruesome notices hint at death and sale of goods
An OCR damaged notice describes death related content and a New York city connection, alongside an offer to sell used business suits, tuxedos, dresses, cloaks, and goats and shoes. It asks readers to send for orders and contact via phone or other means. The fragment hints at sensational reporting and public response.
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New York
Do Every Task Well and Stay on Course
The passage urges steady effort against distraction, urging persistence in daily duties. It cites quotes about habit and virtue, noting that progress comes with consistent work and cautioning against shameful acts, framed in a midcentury newspaper voice.
An Animal That Imitates Fruit
An odd creature imitates fruit to avoid predators. It resembles a large unpalatable fruit, hanging upside down from a branch with feet together at its head. Its bark-like disguise makes birds and beasts unlikely to molest it.
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Tris
New Verses Added to Hymn America
An old Canada verse for God Save the King is applied to America as well, praising brave soldiers and urging victory and safe return. The piece notes the shared tune and suggests the new verse fits the United States hymn performance, reflecting patriotic sentiment toward servicemen.
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America
Canada
United States
Professor of German Resigns Over Offensive Remark
Professor Feise, a German department member at the University, resigned after making an offensive remark about the Liberty button during the Liberty Loan drive. He had served since 1908, had pledged wartime loyalty, and cited potential embarrassment to the university as his reason for stepping down awaiting Board of Regents action.
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Ohnivers
Vonstn
Feise
Cermany
Universe
America
van Hise
Wve
A. R.hoclfeln
Reger
Weise
Onder
NosGood Town in Let-Hor-Side Province Reveals Quirky Lore
In a whimsical extract the town of NosGood lies on Rixer Sow by the Some-Time oe-Olley scenting air and er-Basles growing. It sits at bies.tm in Let-Hor-Siide and houses the T-Dons Care with Give-It-Ups, while streets shimmer with discarded schemes and lonely tears.
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NosGood
Rixer Sow
Bies
Anon
Sulphur and Coconut Trade Described in Manila Market
The article notes sulfur and coconut trades in the Philippines with coconut pains selling in Manila. It describes sulfur odors and handling, with coconut rafts brought to the Pasig river banks and crates floated down to Manila, highlighting a simple picturesque market method.
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Manilla
Tiger Pasig
Manila
Philavelphia Record
Domestic Bliss
Fragmented dialogue captures a tense domestic moment with misheard lines and clarifications about a proposal. The exchange hints at longing and disagreement as characters navigate expectations and misunderstandings in a private setting. Prose reflects a conversational tone with incomplete phrases and corrected words.
Death of Mrs. Chas Butcher in Milwaukee Automobile Crash
A string of brief local notices reports George Butcher learning of his sister in law Mrs. Chas Butcher Brookfield dead after a Milwaukee area auto accident. Other items note farm sales, transfers, visits from Eau Claire and Colfax, cattle shipments, home construction, and moving plans among residents including Anton Kleinheing Oscar Kibbel Mrs. Mattie Tritton and Mrs. Peterson.
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Heuptman
Eau Claire
Billie Houptman
Ruleman
Oll
Spencer Road
D. Hitchcock
Montfort
Wis
Gillman
Frank Martell
Henry Gowman Heinesx
Peterson
Colfax
Will Hoff
John Schad
Marshfield
Oscar Kibbel
Campebedsport
Woorkind
Mattie Tritton
Spencer
Modern town and home trade spirit described
A fragment discussing a modern town where citizens buy local meat and shop with home merchants, with workers spending locally and a hope for prosperity. It highlights the harmony between business, labor, tradesmen, and manufacturers driving a satisfactory economy.
Retaliation Rumor and Estate Petition Mentioned
A jumbled report mixes threats of retaliation and a petition filed in Dodge County. It notes the estate of United States Senator Tsui QO Austing, who was killed while hunting at Rush Lake, totaling 15,500 with 8,000 attributed to a petile and 7,900 in personal property. The senator left no will, and an administrator will be appointed.
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Yond du Las
Juneau
Dodge
Five Million Men to Go to Front
Stupendous preparations to muster manpower and resources for defeating Germany are outlined. Congress may authorize expanding the army to 5,000,000, lower draft age to 18, raise the maximum, and begin second induction of 87,000 registrants in December for training by spring.
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Germany
United States
Wilson
Congress
New Game Laws For Trappers And Hides Marked
Two laws passed last winter affect trappers and hide shipments. Trapping licenses will be issued by the state conservation commission to residents of at least one year, cost one dollar, and permit traps for fisher, martens, mink, musk rats, raccoons, and skunks under section 29.09. All hides must show number and kind, shipper name and address, and trapping license number. Open season for fisher, marten, mink, and skunk is now November 15 to February.
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State Conservation Commission
Try A Wart Ad in The Times It Works
A short wartime advertisement note highlights the appeal of placing an ad in The Times to support morale and public notices, urging readers to try a wartime classified insertion as a practical, morale‑boosting move.
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the Times
Vinol Claim Ad Promises Strength and Refund
A Sexton-Demgen Drug Co advertisement claims Vinol strengthens by listing its ingredients Jya8 Liver and Beef Peptones Iron and Manganese Pepranates Iron and Citrate Lime and Soda Glycero Phosphates and Cascarin. It promises to restore vitality for the weak and overworked and offers a full money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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