Spring Meets and Tournaments Highlight Week Across States
A dense calendar shows Latonia Kentucky hosting the Le Jockey Club spring meeting while Texarkana and Twin Falls host state trap-shooting tours. Tennis championships unfold in Indianapolis Haver Virginia Austin Norfolk and Boston. Horse shows Dundee vs Calla in Boston. Williams and Herman clash in Philadelphia. Montreal Derby noted along with Syracuse Minot Richwood events. Des Moines and Baltimore pairings listed. Del Monte Coast tennis and Chicago Derby track listed along with Belmont racing and Hedsoen River regatta at Woodruff.
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Nsylvania
Haver
S’ Kennel Club
Lowell
Mass
Pny Dundee
Frankie Calla
Boston
Mont State
Randolph
St. Williams
Pete Herman
Philadelphia
Cal Jockey Club
Montreal
Virginia State
Richwood
Buildings and Town Planning as Civic Reform
The piece argues for an active civic spirit in urban beautification and planning. It contrasts European and American methods, praises town planning bodies, and urges local governments to transform parks, drives, and civic centers into coherent, attractive growth rather than merely dreaming.
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America
Middle West
Dallas County Treasurer Endorses Tanlac After Cure
Hon. B. M. Bond Dallas county Texas treasurer now in his third term credits Tanlac with restoring weight energy and strength after years of indigestion and rheumatism. He reports relief of stomach trouble and rheumatic pain and praises Tanlac as a blood purifier and system builder sold exclusively by Allen's Pharmacy Monroe and Calvert's Drug Store West Monroe.
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Commonwealth
B. M. Bond
Dallas County
Texas
Tanlac
Monroe
Allen's Pharmacy
West Monroe
Calvert's Drug Store
Ady
Waco Camptons Rally in Texas League Pennant Scramble
The Waco Camptons are active in the Texas league pennant scramble as their name signals they pursue the title. The season heats up with competitive matchups and rising momentum for the squad.
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Waco
Camptons
Suffer From Catarrh Defies Trifling Remedies
A dated ad-style claim argues catarrh is a blood disease and that, since blood is the source of the infection, only a blood-based remedy can cure it. It warns that lingering mucous, throat irritation, and bad breath harm the sufferer socially and suggests a particular product as the solution.
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Aues
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
New York Prepares for War Enduring Impact on City Life
New York faces mass enlistment with over 750000 men registered for military service. Authorities predict half of campaigning age men may be withdrawn within a year for camps or fronts. Medical leaders raise funds to support families of physicians who will leave practice to serve in France and field hospitals.
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New York
France
Monroe City Budget Proposal 1917 to City Council
Monroe finance committee submits detailed estimates for the 1917 1918 fiscal year calling April 26 1917 for salaries and department costs. Major items include mayor secretary treasurer city attorney clerk city printer police fire water street railway power plant and public works with total expenses and notes on revenues.
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Monroe
Traatter
Stenografee
Courchrion West
Watch- CO Etc
City Hall
Ure
Jackson Street
Warshal
Enionate Wa Saas
Rail workers buckle down to move material for world war
Stripped of vacation leave the railroad staff at the terminal enter a week of hard duty to move troops cargo and supplies. Every mile of track and rolling stock is to be used to support the war effort and withstand enemy plots or disruptions as America joins in meeting wartime demands.
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America
Summer resorts see dwindling crowds as youths enlist
Scattered groups of women and children fill nearby summer spots while New York City youths reportedly join war training camps. Beaches lose men, fishing boats empty, and docks grow deserted as the town shifts to militia mobilization next month.
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New York City
Kahki
Eeven
Eemy
Army
Navy
Puzzling Signs On Uniforms Draw New York Attention
New Yorkers study insignia on shoulder straps and collars to identify rank and service branch as uniformed soldiers sailors airmen and officers parade through the city. Many observers cannot always recognize the various symbols, leaving the public to practice deciphering the badges.
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Wea
Water Ration Notice Warns of Drought
To water consumers due to limited pumping capacity and four month delivery for a new sump, all are urged to waste as little water, repair leaks, and stop irrigation of gardens and lawns to avoid a summer water famine. signed Mayor J. D. Apgar. Also an ad promotes Van-Lax Liver remedy as free of calomel and habit forming drugs with pleasant taste from Jack G. She Chase & Cullens.
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J. D. Apgar
Jakk G. She Chase & Cullens
Money to lend on farm and city property at six percent
An advertisement offers six percent money to lend on improved farm and city property and eight percent for city residence property. It cites R B Blanks in Monroe Louisiana and notes reasonable commissions. The listing is followed by an ad for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy promoting readiness against cholera morbus with a testimonial from Mrs. Charles Enyeart.
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R. B. Blanks
Monroe
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Chamberlain
Advt
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Advertises Relief
Croup and whooping cough relief for children urged with preparedness. Nighttime gasping breaths ease as Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey loosens mucus and soothes irritated membranes. Keep a bottle at home for colds and breathing troubles. At your druggist, 25 cents.
Tome Institute Commencement Draws Large Class
Port Deposit Maryland June 11 a large class received diplomas at Tome Institute commencement exercises. The address to the graduates was delivered by Franklin Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy.
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Port Deposit
Tome Institute
Franklin Roosevelt
Theavy
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