Carter Glos Urges Victory Liberty Loan Support
Secretary Carter Glos addresses the public urging full subscription to the Victory Liberty Loan. He links swift war victory to saving lives and funds, warns that insufficient funding harms jobs and wages, and urges citizens to invest as a shared debt to the government. He notes a contact point at 420 Sacramento Street, San Bruno, California.
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Carter Glos
Hav
Efeater
America
United States
Earth
Gunman Now Hero of Great War Voted for Delaney Honor
CAMP TPTON April s Nenk ist main geoman notorious wer of gangsters who terrified New Yorks east side now irate William A Delaney veteran co from France with an enviable record He was honorably discharged from the 103rh Infantry ves erlay and asked to be restored to citizenship Monks history is the story of a come back In 1917 he finished a term for burglary and in October enlisted When the 27th Division helped crack the Hindenburg Mne Monk Wag in the fret wave He volunteered and was wounded
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Tpton
Geoman
New York
William A. Delaney
France
103Rh Infantry
Hindenburg
Japan insists on racial equality recognition sparks debate
The proclamation on racial equality by Japan drew mixed reactions with some observers interpreting it as a bold stance while others viewed it as a cautious diplomatic signal. Analysts note potential tensions with allied governments and regional powers over the implications for postwar Asia and international alliances.
Dreaded Blood Purities Prune Warns of Disease
A health warning urges expelling germs from the blood promptly as the serum is susceptible. It touts Hood's Sireuparinla as a remedy to remove impurities and fortify the system against illness.
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Hood
Kaiser Says He's Socialist Insists on Waiter Job
London report describes the former Kaiser embracing socialism at meals. He leaps from the table to claim ordinary man status and volunteers as a waiter with a napkin on his shoulder. In other scenes he dons a general’s uniform, demands royal announcements, and shifts to democratic talk by dessert time. The ex-emperor speaks incessantly while the former empress prays.
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Kaiser
London
Mesheiyo
Daily Mail
Kalver
Romanian Captives Prefer Prison to Fight Bolsheviks
Romanian prisoners of war held by the Allied government refuse to fight Bolsheviks and surrender their arms to retire to prison. They also decline to aid the railway in Siberia, choosing confinement over front line service.
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Harbin
Insurance Auditors Rate Bonds at Par
Insurance auditors at a 1906 national convention decided that, in auditing all insurance companies for the year ending December 31, 1906, Liberty Bonds would be rated at par. The move signals temporary prices for the first four issues and hints bonds may soon return to par, incentivizing private owners to hold.
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National Convention of Insurance Commisniamers
Financiere
Victory Liberty Bond Tax Exemption Clarified
A Treasury letter explains the Victory Liberty Bond provisions that exempt up to 140000 in estate holdings and up to 20000 in Liberty bonds from income taxation. The act emphasizes bonds free from tax and outlines April 21 as a key date for exemptions.
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Fiorbeses
Treasury Department
Pardoned Hats Message To Gov Parnsworth
A garbled note asks Gov Parnsworth what to do with 6000 Boche hats once owned by German captives. The text mentions the Victory Liberty Loan, the Twelfth Pot era Reserve District, and shipping to Washington for bidding, with unclear final action.
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Farnsworth
Perbana
A. Parnsworth
Podera
Liberty
Whatington
Perehing
Feresworth
Cearty
Eanti
War Habits and War Savings Stamps for All Citizens
The piece urges continuous saving after the war armistice. It stresses buying War Savings Stamps and Certificates to fund the Treasury, prevent wasteful spending, and pay wartime bills swiftly. It includes a wartime tone and a call to patriotic personal finance.
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Newson
Rmauiry
Turing
Wealthy Widow Vanishes From Chicago Home
In Chicago a wealthy widow, Mrs Mire May Chadwick, owner of a California oil concern, disappeared after leaving her nephew Burnett Shaw at the Congress Hotel on March 1. Shaw, 19, told Detective Kerens Often that Chadwick was last seen in the hotel room as evening approached, described as blond and wealthy, with her aunt’s fur and possessions. The case adds another mystery investigated by the detective bureau.
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Chicago
Romande
Burnett Shaw
Borgeant Keren
Mire
May Chadwick
Smalifornia Oil
Congress Hotel
Chadick
Arent Hotel
Showa
Danderine Hair Treatment Promises Lush New Hair Growth
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair balm that stops dandruff and hair loss, claims rapid new growth, and makes hair appear thicker shinier and more abundant. It urges readers to use the product from drug stores or cosmetic counters, promising dramatic improvement after application.
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Eve Hadr
Bette
Knowlton's
Casheline
Unclear text on women health remedies in Florida notice
Fragmented OCR reads as a 1900s health ad referencing Lydia Pinkham remedies and a Caroline Street address in Key West Florida. Mentions women seeking relief from unspecified ailments and hoping products relieve symptoms, with garbled lines and misread names.
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Caroline St
Key Went
Florida
Rome
Atenertin
Panama
Lydia
Pinkham
Ebro
Unclear OCR fragment on Chadwick era jewelry case
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Chadwick, jewelry valued at likely $2000 or more, and a New York reference. Details are garbled with uncertain names and numbers, insufficient to form a coherent news item or identify a clear event, person, or outcome.
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Chadwick
Shaw
New York
Hungartans Talk Chain Of Slovakiang Bash
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hungarian government, Vienna, and Czechoslovak context with references to wartime alignment. Reads as a political broadcast note about a confrontation involving Slovakians and Czech people, unclear details, likely historical tension.
Turn Gray Hair Dark with Sage and Sulphur Compound
Readers are urged to try Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound advertised as a safe old formula to darken gray hair. The ad promises even, natural coverage without a telltale line and claims easy use with a simple dampened applicator to achieve darker, glossier hair.
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Rome
Wyeth
Salts and Greasy Meat Linked to Kidney Health
A dubious old health claim extols salt and Jad Salts for kidney function, advising readers to drink a praetically acidic Jal Salts solution daily to flush kidneys. The text touts a terraced mineral blend said to cleanse the urinary tract and prevent bladder disorders, urging regular readers to use the remedy for kidney and bladder health.
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Indore
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