President Wilson in Seattle a busy campaign day ends
Seattle dispatch recalls President Wilson’s busiest campaign day with naval reviews on Elliott Bay where a collision between a naval whaleboat and a docked craft disrupted the event. Wilson teased crowds on a special train at Pasco and Tacoma, delivering stories and a brief speech on peace and tariffs while admirers cheered. A separate note reports Carrie Bowell gored to death by a gull in Savoy, Illinois.
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Carrie
Bowell
New World Coming Deglarts That in It Labor Shall Have
A torn, archaic call argues for a new world where workers suffer under old orders. It laments broken promises, praises sacrifice, and warns that betraying the dead will doom society. The piece envisions a future of shared toil and rising unrest across nations.
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Coed Bein
Hiroughindhe
Wwe Uishonor Aurselves
Wwerld
Huntees
Bert
Hraggles Des
Ted Winger
Senator Hirai Jolitsch in Des Moines speaking tour
Senator Hirai Jolitsch travels to Des Moines for a speaking campaign against the League of Nations covenant. He addresses mass meetings with about 5000 attendees and plans to be joined by Senator Borah in Chicago for the opening of counter language discussions.
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Hirai Jolitsch
Wilson
Wess
Des Moines
Nurlons Coset
Sumiton
Mostelas
Borah
Chieace
Didinson
Middle West
League of Nations
London Grants $4.5 Million to Hospitals and TB Colony
London authorities decided to distribute about 4.5 million dollars from surplus funds of the joint war committee of the British Red Cross and the Order of St John to hospitals and institutions in England and Wales. Grants range from 100000 dollars for large hospitals to 2500 dollars for cottage hospitals, with 350000 dollars allotted for a tuberculosis colony in East Lancashire for pensioners.
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London
Trhina Heen
England
Wales
Joint War Committee
British Redd Cross Society
Order of St. John
Jarre
East
Lancashire
Terror Rules in Petrograd as City Falls to Terror
Terrible changes grip Petrograd within a month as terror rises and neighbors spy on neighbors. Families of military officers are held in camps, officers are shot on suspicion, and a climate of fear shuts doors and stifles movement. Observers note executions at Peter and Paul, mass purges, and strict passes for night travel while civilians starve and escapes become impossible. Migrants, propaganda squads, and foreign agents loom as the city and its defenses crumble under Bolshevik control.
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Europe
Legless Man Milgram Drives Car to Thank Hospital Work
Nat L. Milgram of Philadelphia, missing both legs, drove to Attoons Pennsylvania to thank hospital staff who cared for him after a wartime injury. A former guard in Tarhopa Somerset County, he was crushed by a train and later fitted with artificial limbs. He escaped injury when his car wrecked on a steep avenue during the visit. He plans to study law upon returning to Philadelphia.
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United States
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Specially Built Homes for War Cripples in London
Specially constructed apartments are being built in London for disabled soldiers. Elevators serve wheeled chairs, and balconies and rooms allow easy access for chair users. Communal washing and drying rooms, an entertainment room, and a recreative workshop are provided. Many men already live with their wives and families.
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England
London
Foreigner Receives Citizenship Papers In Elyria Prayer Moment
At Elyria Ohio County Clerk Williams granted one man his first papers for citizenship. The newcomer, on receiving the document, knelt, removed his hat, and prayed for the United States. Williams has issued hundreds of papers, but never before witnessed a prayer accompany the transaction.
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United States
Williams
Elyria
How to Destroy Insects Injurious to Stored Grain
How to destroy grain pests in stored wheat. Use liquid carbon disulphide in airtight bins of 30 to 40 bushels with 1 pound in a shallow vessel on top, cover tightly, fumes kill insects. Effective around 74 degrees Fahrenheit. Rust is the main wheat disease in the Southeast, with reddish and black spots on stems and leaves. Dampness, heat, and low, damp land worsen it. early-ripening varieties and fertile uplands help, but seed treatments do not prevent rust.
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Angoumois
South
Jack Frost Approaches and Frost Protection Tips
Weather guidance from the Weather Bureau advises farmers and gardeners to protect crops by timing plantings and using frost-aware practices. It notes cooler air pools in depressions and valleys, increasing frost risk in lowlands and guiding preventive steps.
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Bureau of the
United States Department of Agriculture
Early and late crops should be planted by terrain
Notes of Trust from Farm ers' Bulletin 104 of the USDA explains placing early and tender crops on crests hillsides and mountainous sites while later crops go to lowlands and valleys. The Weather Bureau plans another bulletin on the topic and offers it free on request.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Diarrhoea remedy for children advised in old article
A 19th or early 20th century medical note recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea in children aged one year or more. It suggests giving a dose of castor oil at once and keeping the remedy at hand to treat the initial looseness of the bowels.
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Pete Cloalmtee
Chamberlain
Filipine Proverbs From Native Igunds Sayings
A fragmentary collection of Filipino proverbs reflecting dignity and folk wisdom. Phrases suggest bravery in wounds, value of gold, heed counsel, and warnings about pride, humility, and peril. The text is garbled but conveys traditional moral maxims and cultural wisdom.
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Tornane
Steen
He is well paid that is satisfied.
A compact maxim notes that true value lies in satisfaction rather than wealth. The quotation emphasizes contentment as a measure of success over external pay.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts a Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. internal remedy needed. Mallia Catarrh Medicine taken internally to affect mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine praised by county physician, claims a perfect combination of ingredients. Free testimonials offered. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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