Pinex cough syrup recipe promises fast relief at low cost
Household economy advertises making strong cough syrup from plain syrup, granulated sugar and 244 ounces Pinex priced at 50 cents. It claims relief for chest cold and whooping cough within 24 hours, with Pinex described as Norway pine extract and Benz with pusiacol. The ad urges asking for 2% ounces of Pinex from druggists and offers a money back guarantee.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft Wayne
Ind
Washington Mexico Crisis Generates Border Clash Rumors
Washington reports say General Porfirio Gutierrez and General Villa near Mexico City prepare to enter the national palace amid claims of friction with Zapata. State officials deny evidence of a Zapata Villa clash while Carranza troops reportedly occupy Panuco as Villa aims for Vera Cruz. Border violence rises with shelling at Naco and Mexican recruits flooding into Texas.
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Washington
Bulney Gutierrez
Mexico
Villa
Mexico City
national palace
State department
Zapata
Panuco
Carranza
Caballero
Tampulipas
Vera Cruz
Tehuantepec
Musterole Mustard Plaster Ad Puts Pain Relief Ahead
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a white ointment replacing mustard plasters. It claims quick relief for throat, chest, rheumatic pains, numbness, and aches with pure oil of mustard and other ingredients. It warns to buy genuine Musterole from The Musterole Company in Cleveland, Ohio.
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dragast
Mucerole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
General Von Albori Leads Austrian Army in Serviane Fight
General Von Albori commands the Austrian forces as they engage Serviane fighters. Reports describe strategic movements across key fronts with Austrian units pressing operations to encircle pockets of resistance and protect regional interests.
AUSTRIANS TAKE BELGRADE
Vienna reports Belgrade, the Servian capital, fell to Austrian forces on the sixty-sixth anniversary of Emperor Francis Joseph. General Frank telegraphed the Emperor detailing the occupation by the Fifth Army corps. Belgrade had been under siege for much of the war and served as Servia's capital until its government moved after hostilities began.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Servia
Francis Joseph
Frank
Fifth Army corps
Sweden borrows 35 million two year notes from New York syndicate
New York reports the government of Sweden sold 35,000,000 of two year government notes to an international banker syndicate. The notes will be offered in the United States at par with an interest rate not yet disclosed. Proceeds are expected to fund general merchandise and other materials in the United States.
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New York
Sweden
German Fleet in North Sea Sails as Britain’s Might Told
A Daily Mail report from Copenhagen says Germany shifts to submarines and aircraft and floating batteries to counter Britain. The German fleet is reported to have moved into the North Sea while British fleets off Scotland and Ireland are kept ready to advance. Also included are multiple local disaster notes: a barn fire at Valley Forge kills cattle, two Louisiana negros lynched, a Wilmington family perishes in a home fire, and a Scranton robbery-murder by a highwayman.
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London
Kaiser
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
Great Britain
North sea
Scotland
Ireland
Norristown
Edwin Binns
Althou be
Calais
sta
jeomat
France
Belgium
Zeebrugge
Amsterdam
Ostend
Germans Take 80000 in Poland and Russians Recapture Plock
Berlin reports northern Poland battles proceeding normally while southern fronts repulse Nausiar attacks. It claims 80000 unwounded Russian prisoners from battles between Nov 11 and Dec 1. Petrograd confirms Russians retook Plock after fierce fighting near Warsaw.
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Petrograd
Berlin
Poland
Wec
Wloczawek
Kutno
Lode
Lewies
war office
Kutnv
Plack
Vistula
Plock
Warsaw
Thorn
Gombin
tea alle
Allives Want 7000 Horses From British and French Allies
A New Jersey venture by three local men contracts 7000 horses for British and French allies at about 275000 dollars. Dr Samuel R Knight is president of the council with George M Height and Calvin Quinton from Globe Rubber Co Trenton among investors. The horses are being sourced mainly from southern states as demand grows in wartime ally support.
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New Jersey
Spring Lake
N. J
Samuel R. Knight
George M. Height
Calvin Quinton
Globe Rubber company
Trenton
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ROLB BROS
MARKELL & FORD
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H. D. BAUMGARDNER
CITY OPERA HOUSE
ARCE & SCHECK
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GEORGE LIST
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House of Amusements
Vitagraph
Dorothy Kelly
Harry Worthup
BILLY
Essanay
G. M. Anderson
LUCILE TILTON
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MARY PICKFORD
East Patrik Street
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Frederick R. R. Co
GUTIERREZ
Clerk
Naco
Ariz
war department
Hatteld
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Allen Cain
Hatfield
U. S
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Texas
Rio Grande
border patrol
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Messagero
Cettinjje
Montenegro
Musterole
GEN. VON ALBORI
Shreveport
Sylvester
C. C Hicks
Wilmington
N. C
Hannah McNeill
A. P. McNeil
Delgado
Willmington
Scranton
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Louis Shawbrone
Plank
Federale
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