Shipbuilding Surges as US ships flood the waters
The New York Herald notes Chairman Kurley’s plan for US Brazil shipping gains while asserting American yards have delivered 136 vessels in May and launched 137 others with 80 more under keel. The piece contends the main challenge is capturing global trade against cheaper rivals, not simply building ships.
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Kurley
The
Shipping Board
United States
Brazil
New York Herald
Hog Island
The Prince of Wales to Visit United States in August
The Prince of Wales is scheduled for an August visit to the United States. Society circles anticipate impacts on social calendars and official engagements during his tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
United States
Prince of Wales touring America for real insight
The article speculates on the Prince of Wales possibly seeking an American wife and urges a broad tour of the United States. It suggests he should travel beyond Newport to Washington New York Niagara Falls and cross country to see farms and real American life and to understand the country by meeting its people and resources.
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Newport
England
Prince of Wales
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
America
California
Europe
Sergeant York Declines Movie Offer After War Fame
Sergeant York, famed for halting a German battalion with his rifle, has refused a bid to enter films. He remains active as a second elder in his Tennessee mountain church, likely discouraging public showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Tennessee Mountain
Air war losses reveal unequal aircraft tallies
Recollections show 271 Allied aircraft lost to German forces while the Germans suffered 491 planes in return. The figures highlight mismanagement concerns in the war aviation service and contrast between opposing air forces.
Summary of treaty cabled due to cost of full book
A newspaper notes that only a treaty summary was sent to America to avoid mailing the entire 80 000 word book. It states mail carriage for the full volume would be expensive and that New York would receive copies ahead of the Senate in Washington or not.
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America
New York
Senate
Washington
Why beef prices stay high despite exports halt
If exports of beef from this country have practically ceased and there is no longer the excuse of scarcity, what keeps prices at the same high levels. The article questions persistence of elevated beef costs amid export shutdowns.
Mint presses churn copper cents amid soaring output
The United States mints are rapidly producing copper cent coins and the new total is reported near ninety million pieces. The surge signals high demand and a swift replenishment of small change in circulation.
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United States
War taxes raise small prices across many goods
The text notes how war taxes push up the price of countless small commodities with occasional added levies on top of standard costs. It describes the broad impact on everyday purchases without specifying exact items or figures.
Centenarian Tip and Royal Reply Echo in Odd Dispatch
A Boston doctor cites silence as a path to a long life while recalling Edward VII who quipped it isn’t worth stopping smoking. The report also notes a two headed snake from Spokane amid Washington’s dry politics, tempering credulity with local context.
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Boston
Edward VII
Spokane
Washington
Man recounts torpedoed ship ordeal and recovery claim
Thomas A Breslin of Albany New York writes he endured a torpedoed ship crossing from England and suffered a lasting cold. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing the cough and lingering cold, recommending the remedy via Chase-Amman Co Ltd.
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Thomas A. Breslin
Broad Way
Albany
N. Y
England
Friend
Foley
Chase-Amman Co., Ltd
Will Germany Make Ready for An other War
A letter to the Manufacturers Record from Arthur Kitson of Stamford England argues Germany harbors ongoing war plans and urges stronger Allied, especially English speaking, bloc power. He claims German authorities knew of and prepared for war from 1908 onward and condemns any restoration of Germany, warning against future conflicts.
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Arthur Kitson
Stamford
England
Kitson
France
Italy
Germany
Europe
Belgium
Russia
Austria
This Date in History 1615 to 1931 Chronology
A brief date list notes events from 1615 births to 1931 calls for volunteers. It includes Salvador Rosa birth 1615 near Naples and death 1673 in Rome, 1749 John Robinson as Virginia acting governor, 1760 Richard Wellesley birth, 1869 Kansas colored people convention, 1900 German minister murdered in Beijing, 1910 statehood bill signing, 1915 Kaiser broadening Galician campaign, 1916 Allied economic measures, and 1931 Wilson urging 70,000 volunteers.
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Salvador Rosa
Naples
Rome
John Robinson
Virginia
Richard Wellesley
Great Duke of Wellington
Topeka
Kansas
Congress
Daron von Ketteler
China
Peking
Arizona
New Mexico
Kaiser
Pless
Wilson
Kidney Pain Relief Ad from Monroe Citizen
A Monroe reader D Riley of 212 Texas Ave reports kidney ache and back pain from rough weather. He praises Doan’s Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief after using the product bought for 60 cents at local dealers.
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Monroe
D. Riley
Texas Ave
Ninion
Dean
Mr. Riley
Foster-Milburn Co. Migrs
Buffalo, N. x
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Rejuvenation and Pain Relief
A letter from Warren Dyer of Airport New York reports relief from kidney pain and backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says he feels younger and stronger and recommends the product from Chase Amm an Co.
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Warren Dyer
Airport
N. Y
Foley
Chase-Amman Co
Shekel Day Observed by London Zionists
London's Jewish community, strengthened by Russian and continental exiles, prepares for Shekel Day. Jews will canvass homes in the East End to collect shekels, each worth a vote for a Zionist congress delegate, supporting Zionist activities and outreach.
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England
London
Russia
Poland
East End
Herbine Promises Quick Relief Says Collins Pharmacy
A 60 cent remedy claim for relief from fatigue weakness and constipation. The ad asserts the first dose yields improvement and subsequent doses restore vigor. Promoted by Collins Pharmacy located at 9 Cod.
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Collins Pharmacy
War reports mark a year since conflict began
One year anniversary updates note bread riots in Vienna and the arrival of Alexander Kerensky in London. The British Admiralty says German destroyers and submarines are bottled up at Zeebrugge, signaling naval pressure in the war effort.
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Vienna
Alexander Kerensky
London
British Admiralty
Zeebrugge
Notable Birth Anniversaries Across Figures Today
Francis Warren of Wyoming born Hinsdale Massachusetts 75 years ago. Mrs Finley J Shepperd born New York City 51 years ago. Sir Adam Jack Ontario Hydro chairman born Baden Ontario 62 years ago. Prince Juan son of Spanish royals born Madrid years ago. Rt Rev Nathaniel S Thomas Wyoming Episcopal bishop born Raribault Minnesota 52 years ago.
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Finley J. Shepperd
Helen M. Gould
New York City
Adam Jack
Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission
Baden
Ontrrio
Prince Juan
Spain
Madrid
Nathaniels. Thomas
Wyoming
Raribault
Minn
He Threw Away His Crutches
August Strandell of Sister Bay Wisconsin recounts severe rheumatism that left him on crutches six years ago. After trying various medicines and doctors with no relief, three bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured him and he discarded his crutches. Chase Amman Co Ltd.
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August Strandell
Sister Bay
Wis
Foley
Chase-Amman Co., Ltd
Francis E Warren 75th Birthday Honored by Senate Colleagues
Days News notes Francis E Warren longtime Wyoming figure and US Senator for thirty years receives congratulations in the upper chamber on his seventy fifth birthday. Warren dominated Wyoming politics, serving as territorial governor, first state governor, Wyoming council member, and three term state treasurer. Born in Hinsdale Massachusetts, he studied at Hinsdale Academy, served in the Civil War, then moved to Wyoming where he built a cattle fortune and became the first U.S. senator elected under the state constitution in 1890.
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Francis E. Warren
United States
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Territory
Chyenne
Hinsdale
Mass
Hinsdale Academy
Teething Troubles and Soothing Remedies Promoted
An advertisement promotes McGEE’S BABY ELIXIR to ease teething discomfort and upset stomachs in hot weather, claiming digestion help and quieted bowels. It also features Poleyv’s Honey and Tar praised by Mrs Amanda Flint for cough relief and mentions Chase Amman Co. Ltd. as the seller.
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Collins Pharma
Eod
White's Cream Vermifuge Ex Pels Worms in Children
Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge to remove intestinal worms from pale sickly children. Claims rapid effect and recovery on the road to health. Sold by Collins Pharmacy. Price one cent per bottle. Cod.
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Collins Pharmacy
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P.S
Citizens National Bank OF
Federal Reserve
Monroe News-Star
News-Star Publishing CO
W. SurTs
C. B
Faulk
Ose
Becty
Treas
Louisiana
Associated Press
South Grand St
Mr. Brown
American Bankers Association
Ouachita National Bank
Cologne
Krupps
Berthas
Dover
Calais
Holland
Slohenzollerns
Tam
Fair Exchange
Francis 2. Warren
Monroe, la
Peters Furniture Company, Inc
Amanda Flint
New Philadelphia
Poleyv
Chase. Amman Co., Ltd
Ward
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
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