Moist Danderine ad promises hair miracle and beauty
An ad style text touts Danderine as a hair treatment improving hair by making it lighter shinier and fuller. It claims the product cleanses the scalp stops itching and even grows new hair with repeated use. The language is sensational and aimed at persuading readers to buy the preparation from druggists and toilet retailers.
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Anti German Outbreaks in San Paulo Cause War Talk
Serious anti German outbreaks in San Pedlo mark public insistence for war with Germany. The agitation is expected to intensify today as authorities prepare a response.
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Janet
Ageril
San Pedlo
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Agtrieo Bevel
How to Heal Skin Diseases from Old Remedies
A fragmented and dated guide discusses basic skin disease treatments, urging warm water cleansing and simple applications. It mentions home remedies, fire treatment avoidance, and aims to clarify healing, though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Patriotic women campaign for universal service in New York society
Prominent New York social figure Miss Harriet McAlpin is pictured taking an active role in the drive for universal service. The photograph shows her soliciting support for a petition urging nationwide service.
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Plans for 3000 Ships Approved in 3 Years
Washington April 12. Plans for three thousand wooden vessels to be built in the next three years were approved by the government. The ships will carry food and supplies to the allies, with crews of trained gun crews and wireless gear. Beginning November first three ships daily will be launched, with seventy percent operating on the Pacific coast through the canal route loaded with lumber.
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Government Shipping Board
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Pacific
Carol
Helix Boy Sets Record at O A C
Special to the Fast Oregonian reports Arthur El Fereu son of Hells at Oregon Agricultural College achieves a record in his course. After two and a half years he graduates, moves into farm management near Condon with a 29 dollar monthly salary, oversees 1400 acres and 100 cattle. Fraternity ties noted, Hood's Sarm Partita praised in an odd insert. Also a University of Oregon note: a Baltimore reader requests free rave slips advertised to readers, all 5,000 slips allocated.
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Weston Personal Notes From the Weston Country
Weston April 13 notes record Leonard Miomprey and Elmer Tacher enlisting in the regular army at Walla Walla and heading to Fort Wright Washington. Visitors include Willem Norden of Willace visiting Mrs Etinwr Warren, while Mire Onewie Kinnewr of Walls Wurld stayed with Mr and Mrs John McRae. Happy Graham motored to Pendleton Sunday. Spring unrest brings many moving. William MacKenzie of Walla Walla visited Weston friends. Eva Shellenberger retires from cook position at Mrs Webb's hotel. Polly Vureess has returned. Arky Nordean of Spokane visiting relatives. Neleen Nonlean and Crayne of Bookane in city. Golden Wedding of Noreen couple observed April 1 with all children present except one. Vivian Carrett of Walla Walla in town. Gowldett went to Portland for an examination to enter in the may and Bod Cor teres fefter Wells Walla entiet ie Compe KK. Washington National ADiadrad.
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Etinwr Warren
Thin City
Mire Onewie Kinnewr
Walls
Kichan Benner le Lio
South Water Street
Wiliam MecKenzie
Walla Walla
Eva Shellenberger
Cook
Webb
Polly
Walla
Mothers Duty to Her Child in Medical Ethics Essay
Fragmentary notice discusses maternal duty and medical ethics with reference to a physician and preparing a pregnancy guide. It mentions writing to Bradfield Regulator Company in Georgia and includes garbled phrases about a book and a mother’s responsibilities.
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Bradfield Regulator Company
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Joe
Unclear wartime broadcast announced in error
Reported here is a garbled wartime notice claiming a formal meeting or announcement involving allied and American forces. The text is severely fragmented, with missing words and corrupted characters, making specifics about date, place, or participants unreliable.
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