Americans Arrive in Aix les Bains at Welcome for Expeditionary Force
The first American expeditionary force troops arrive in France, arriving tired and muddy after a long train ride. crowds greet them with cheers and French congratulations, while officers advise against wine and women. The reception includes jazz bands, a French orchestra, flag balconies, and promises eight days of rest and bathing in Aix les Bains.
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Cote
Aix-les Bouns
Iran
Iress
Simus
Y. M
Italy
Aix
Atlantic
France
Paris
Sam
Red Cross
M Marshal
Uncle Sam
fie _Amer
American permissionaires enjoy Aix leave center charm
American troops on leave in Aix-les-Bains experience welcome hospitality and recreation organized by the Y M C A. They tour Lamartine Hotel area, Hautecombe Abbey, and Lake Bourget, attend theater and concerts, and rely on casino facilities and canteen services. Soldiers praise the care, aim to return with renewed vigor for the front.
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Gun
Aix
Americnan Mountain
Iotel Lamartine
Lamartine Woods
Raphael
Chancery
Aix-les-Bains
Les Charmettes
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Madame Warens
Alps
Charlemagne
Henry
Navarre
Khedives
Egypt
Elizabeth
Austria
Marie Pin
Portugal
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Belgium
Spain
High Finance
Department of
Savoy
Cers
Chanbery
Challes-es-Eaux
Lake Bourget
Fom
Paris
America
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe, Harmless Remedy
A pharmacy advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel, claiming it cleans the liver and bowels without salivation. The copy asserts the product is vegetable, harmless, and guarantees relief, urging readers to purchase and try it with a money-back offer.
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Dodson
Bucks for Bucks Noted in Detroit Land Record
Otto Stol, Detroit register of deeds, reports the word bucks appears in a Lake St. Clair frontage transfer dated March 7 1771. The chiefs of the Chippewa nation signed agreeing to a sum of 86000 or bucks for the transfer to James May Patrick McNiff and Jacob Hurson.
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Otto Stol
Register of Deeds
Detroit
Lake St. Clair
James May
Patrick McNiff
Jacob Hurson
Men Choose Boarding House Risk Over Marriage
A terse note suggests some men prefer a boarding house hush over matrimony. The line hints at social attitudes toward domestic life and independence.
Afanoproneses Roundup Marital Twist Reported
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal hints at a man being rounded up and married, reflecting a bold social anecdote or local event described in brief.
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Kansas City Journal
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Aids Digestion
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine claims to ease digestion and sour stomach in both children and adults. It markets relief from diarrhoea and stomach upset as a safe, harmless remedy.
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Grove
Constant Expense in Courtship Humor
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet jokes about costly romance with a sour-eyed girl, featuring lines about eye glasses and playful thievery of kisses in a period humorous tone.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney Relief
An ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as an aging aid and kidney cleanser. It claims to relieve urinary and back pain, ward off kidney diseases, and improve overall health, urging readers to buy from a druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Haarlem
Neighbors Disagree On Peace Views In Morning Talk
Mr Duthwaite jokes about overhearing a disagreement with Mrs Twobble as Twas comments on peace. Twobble compares their views to Wilson and the Kaiser, noting a sharp split. A closing proverb about a flirting girl being like a counterfeit coin appears.
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Poardon
Mr. Duthwaite
Mr. Twobble
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St. Louis
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