Fashions and Styles Seen in New York
June 7 report highlights seaside season trends with yellow sands and breezy shores drawing crowds. It details fabrics from black satin and taffeta to rubberized cloths, one piece bathing dresses, banded swimsuits, chemises, and wool jersey outfits, plus accessorizing sets and rubber capes.
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New York
York
The White Way Restaurant Promotes Low Prices and American Service
The White Way Restaurant on DeSiard Street offers dinners and suppers for 25 cents with no price increases. Proprietor Will Atkinson, in Monroe for fourteen years, has a clean record with the State Board of Health and sheriff. The ad emphasizes American ownership and fair value, inviting customers to trade with American people and highlighting friendly service.
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White Way
Atill
DeSiard Street
Will Atkinson
Luginess
Monroe
State Board of Health
Garment Styles Listed With Pleats and Pockets
A description notes options including pleated or side pleated designs, gathered or plain finishes, and cuts into two or three pieces with large pockets. The text outlines various sewing styles and functional pocket details.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad for Croup Relief
When a child wakes gasping for breath the ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for croup and whooping cough. It claims to loosen mucous ease breathing soothe membranes and stop inflammation with a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Expect Report to Show Crop Improvement
Washington prepares to release a government crop report amid high public interest as wheat prospects improve due to rains. Analysts cite potential outturns above 420 million bushels for winter wheat, with various forecasts amid debate over Kansas yields and market optimism about postwar food supplies.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Unon
New York Produce Exchange
Iast
Texas
Kansas Agricultural Bureau
Kansas
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday show Cleveland defeating New York 6 to 1 and Philadelphia beating St. Louis 11 to 6. Detroit downed Boston 3 to 0 while Washington and Chicago fought to a scoreless or incomplete result. In the Southern League Birmingham routed Mobile 12 to 2 and Chattanooga bested Little Rock 10 to 7 with Memphis also winning 1 to 0 and Nashville also listed.
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Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn-Pittsburg
Wet Grounds
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Record Wheat and Crop Prospects Promise Strong 1916 Season
Reports from authorities forecast spring wheat at around 19.9 million acres with potential yields near 425 million bushels if growing conditions stay favorable. Winter wheat is rebounding, and combined wheat output may surpass last season by about 100 million bushels. Corn and oats show bright prospects, with corn area possibly reaching 120 million acres and oats near 1.41 billion bushels amid favorable soil and moisture. Rye also expected to hit a record, surpassing last year’s 60.6 million bushels.
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Wilson
Cottonport Dairy to Discontinue Milk Delivery
Cottonport Dairy announces suspension of home milk delivery on Sunday, June 10 due to high feed costs and unavoidable circumstances. Proprietor Pez E. S. Eby pledges to resume in early fall with improved equipment and service for patrons.
Sour Stomach Advisory and Home Remedy Tip
A publisher notes sour stomach as mild indigestion caused by rapid or excessive eating or unsuitable food. It suggests eating slowly masticating thoroughly reduced meat at supper to avoid symptoms and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.
Week's Sporting Events and Historical Anecdotes
A list of upcoming sports events includes the Ladies' Kennel Association show in Mineola, the Montreal Jockey Club spring meet in Wyoming, and state trap-shooting tournaments in Douglass and Westerly. Also noted are the Tuxedo Horse Show in New York, the Western intercollegiate track meet in Chicago, the A A U junior track in New York, the Pacific Coast tennis tour in Oakland, and racing at Windsor and Louisville. An accompanying excerpt discusses Parisian diplomat memories and a note on a chevalier’s 1820 acquaintances in Berlin, including Count Von Bernstorff and a court chamberlain.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola
Montreal
Jockey Club
Monteval
Wyoming
Douglass
Rhode Island
Westerly
Tuxedo Perk
N. Y
University of Chicago
Metropolitan
New York City
Oakland
Cal
Douglas Park Jockey Club
Louisville
Devonshire
Windsor
Sador
America
Chevalier de Crissy
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
Bernstorf
de Curay
Americe
Hesse
Dr King's New Discovery Advise For Early Cold Treatment
A vintage ad urges avoiding chills after bathing or exercise as cold germs may worsen. It promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a pleasant balsam remedy that soothes inflammation, calms coughs, and repairs tissue. Available from druggists at 50 cents or one dollar.
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Dr. King
Etter
Fought With Heesigans in Dismissed German Ambassade Saga
Ancestral line linked to Count von Bernstorff involved in a dispute with the Heesigans. Narrative outlines a clash within the German legation and its fallout during the dismissal of a diplomat. Details sparse but indicate a historical quarrel tied to German diplomatic circles.
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Heesigans
Count von Bernstorff
Cured of Eczema Among Many Recovered Users
A report notes many individuals claim cure from eczema after using a specific treatment. The article highlights personal testimonies and stresses ongoing monitoring by health professionals.
Eczema Remedy Ad From New South Drug Store
Local ad for an eczema remedy sold by New South Drug Store in Monroe Louisiana. Emphasizes proof of merit and availability in two prices 50 cents and one dollar.
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New South Drug Store
Monroe
Choate mocks German talk on liberty and sea rights
Joseph H. Choate at a New York luncheon ridicules German aims of protecting small nations and international law. He recalls a farmer’s wife story about a soap loan to illustrate the tramp’s humor and absurdity.
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Joseph H. Choate
New York
Chamberlain's Tablets Featured in Geod Opinion
An old Geod Opinion column discusses Chamberlain's tablets, highlighting their noted use and public reception. The brief item emphasizes the product's presence in daily life and its place in contemporary health discourse.
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Geod
Chamberlain's, Tablets
Perfumed Water Beside the Wheel Base
Describes placing perfumed water at the wheel base with optional disinfectant to give the city living room hints of pine woods topi, and sea air.
Pest killing elixir ad from Phoenix Drug Store
An old advertisement touts Louge Killer by B. A. Thomas that “busts” parasites on chicks and controls bugs on cucumber tomato and squash vines. Promises quick relief and offers sale at Phoenix Drug Store with a disclaimer about quality.
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B. A. Thomas
Phoenix Drug Store
Bothes
Ethics of Love and a Grin After Loss
A brief dialogue explores lingering affection after heartbreak. One speaker notes the other’s perpetual smile, arguing that true respect for love’s loss requires restraint and a proper mood.
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