Dresses in voiles and organdies for summer wear
Bright selection of summer dresses priced from 12.98 to 27.50. Styles include voiles organdies and ginghams with low and V necks wide shawl collars and self or white collars. Skirts are full with deep hems and some feature machine embroidery. Multiple colors and striped patterns available.
Arrival of New Phoenix Silk Hosiery Celebrated
New Phoenix Silk Hosiery arrived by express with a range of colors black white gray and browns. Prices per pair are 1.00 1.50 and 2.00, with stock including silk gloves in white and gray offered at 1.00 per pair.
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NEW Phoenix Silk
Express
Pres pA Fo WAN M15 COUNTRYS CALL
Mixed OCR fragment from a July 25 telegraphic report mentions Washington Joly, Covington Kentucky, and London dispatches. Highlights reference American tea and coffee trade, a sample tasting, and wartime supply efforts. The text is garbled with multiple place names including Verdin, Verdun, and Weetingtarn, plus scattered phrases about shipments, tariffs, and war-related logistics.
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Keatecks
Java
Neal
Cpvington
Neath War Settee Commission
Weetingtarn
Woman's Danger Period Reassessed by Pinkham Remedy
A vintage notice touts the forty five to fifty five year span as a danger phase for women in life. It claims symptoms such as nervousness headaches blues and insomnia signal a dormant issue. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the long standing standard remedy for female illness.
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Lodin E. Pinkhant
Ilmort
Doughboys and Chocolate in French Trenches
June 19 reports a chilly dawn on the front where Charis Stabler of Philadelphia and Harry G. Underwood of New York bring hot chocolate to restive doughboys near the front. Ten men provide nightly deliveries through mud and shelling, guiding hungry soldiers with cups shared by officers and men as they keep watch at Midnight in the trench darkness.
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France
Charis Stabler
Phiadelphia
Harry G. Underwood
Mae
Roina
Prenchmer
Ameritai
Youth Crazed By Vain Fight To Save Life of Chum
In a grim incident near New York, a group of youths engaged in a vain struggle to save a friend, leading to fatal consequences. Police and witnesses described the sequence as chaotic as bystanders watched the event unfold, with the victim later pronounced dead at the scene or en route to medical aid. The report notes involvement ofaram incidents and the authorities preparing for further inquiry.
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Chum
Fires Destroy Sawmill Near Prineville and More Fatalities
July 2 reports from Prineville Oregon state the Comiiton sawmill near Mountain eight miles from Prineville burned Sunday, destroying about 500000 feet of timber. An unidentified cause is listed as unknown while one worker is killed. Other items note a shotgun accident near Olalla, a Vancouver strike impact, and several weather and military notes across Washington and Spokane.
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Pune
Prineville, Or
Comiiton
Theimaly Mountain
Prineville
Hisebure Bor
Roscburg
July Gh
Lesloy Byron
Olulla
Ehet
Dhaf
Military court martial sentence for dereliction of duty
A general court martial found and sentenced personnel for failure to obey orders. Lieutenant Willan V. Clark led the proceedings as the commanding officer, with punishments including hard labor tours and forfeiture of leave.
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Wilimy
Willan V. Clark
Ammy Arant Death In Washington War Guard
Seattle Washington reports the death of Arthur Arant, 21, of Kirkland, amid wartime service. Arant died in a Verrpited hore Ahorihes while preparing to join the military, with orders to join the Taird regiment maleinl guard of Washington.
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Seattle Wash
Arthur Arant
Ree Kirkland
Taird
Maleinl
Wawhington
Arant
Lars
Kidney Remedy Promises Relief From Painful Symptoms
An old column touts a kidney tonic labeled Bonny Kidney Willa claiming to ease backaches, itching, and fatigue. The advertisement mentions a testimonial from Tevin's Shiney Wilh and references a farm in Poster-Milburn on Gearfield Street, urging readers to purchase to restore kidney health.
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Pendieten
Hatta
Gearfield St
Dewiletan
Milburn
Durfalo
Man Dies After Failed Operation
A man with physical defects was admitted for an operation after a prior ailment. The procedure failed and he died. He leaves a widow and a young child.
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Chat
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