Telephone on Sale in Other Cities Adverts
A fragmented newspaper snippet lists telephones and sale terms across cities. It mentions the Imperial Hotel News Stead and Bowman News Co of Portland Oregon, with filing notes at a Chicago bureau and a Washington DC bureau. The text includes various subscription durations by mail and carrier and references daily, semi weekly, and yearly formats.
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Poriang Bowman News Co
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Security Bulla- Washingthe
D. C
Fourtennth Stree, & We
Open the Garden of Your Heart Aloysivs Cool
Spring opens her garden and flowers wake from frost as lovers enter. The poem invites a beloved to share the miracle of spring, with roses, buds, and playful imagery blooming into a tender union.
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Kate
Orio
Rosea
Aloysivs
Prosperity Holds As World Demand Remains Strong
Prosperity is seen as persistent amid global demand for supplies and favorable trade. a downturn is unlikely though uncertainties linger. The peace treaty and League of Nations remain unsigned and crop prospects for the year are unsettled, but expectations point to satisfactory outcomes in time.
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League of Nations
Lina Atine
Missouri Republicans Back League of Nations Defeat Claim
The Missouri political scene challenges Senator Reed over his claim on Missouri and Arkansas sentiment toward the League of Nations. The Missouri Post Dispatch quotes Reed as saying the League would be overwhelmingly defeated if voted on. The piece asserts widespread Republican support for the League in Missouri and predicts Reed would fare poorly in a Missouri election.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Missouri
League of Nations
Reed
Spencer
Missouri Reublicans
Militant Quaker Palmer Targets of Violent Attack
Mitchell Palmer, attorney general and militant Quaker, survived a Monday night bombing attempt by anarchists. Known for a strenuous recent life, he acted to seize alien property during the war and aggressively pursued law violators, a stance the assailants opposed and sought to stop.
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Mitchell Palmer
Women in War Service Count in Millions Across Nation
A historical survey notes 17 million of 20 million US women served in essential roles during the war, with 11 million in offices, 6 million new entrants, and 3 million in factories by Armistice. It details exact contributions in textiles, uniforms, socks, and food industries, plus high retention expectations and canvass results from New York plants.
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United States
Army
Navy
New York State
Teachers Marooned On Hawaii Island
Honolulu reports that over 900 Hawaii public school teachers who applied for transport to the mainland face disappointment as July and August Army transports are booked and liners remain full. Most teachers are young women from Pacific coast states. few will reach homes for summer.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Timinland
Joer Ohparmy
United States
Pacific Count
28 years ago in the Oregonian June 4 1801
A fragment from the Oregonian notes visitors John Walker from Heilx in the city and Rev T M Boyd from Seattle on business. It mentions a shower at Athens, ornaments delivered for the First National Bank building, St Josepha Academy closing exercises planned for June 15, and local residents Leavens Miller and Simeon commenting on crops in Helix.
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Pally Bee
Oregonian
John Walker
Heilx
Athens
First National Bank
St. Josepha Academy
FB. W. Leavens
J. de Miller
Seattle
Str
Tyrone
Sussauri
T. M. Boyd
Seatlio
Lydia Pinkham’s Veronice Compound In Health Appeal
An old advertisement proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veronice Compound as a remedy for women’s health issues. It asserts complexion, digestion and nerves improve with the product and claims wide female benefits in a confident, period-voice tone.
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Lydia E. Pinkthat
Traiis Baby Trout To Answer Whistle
Monroe New Jersey July 4 Robert Knoble trains a trout as a potential whistling performer. The trout grows to weigh about five pounds and responds to the whistle with bouncy motions and attempts to stir the water.
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Traiis
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Fresh Breath and Stomach Cleanse
An advertisement touts Hol linter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a purifier for stomach and bowels to improve breath and disposition. It also promotes Delta fancy bunk Ice Cream sold in cardboard cartons and claimed to stay fresh for one hour.
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Hollinter
Delta
No clear title from garbled OCR text
Fragmentary OCR reads as a misspelled dialogue about communication and a child addressing a mother. Most names and specifics are illegible, yielding an unusable narrative with no definite event or identifiable persons.
Brewery Quits Beer July 1 to Make Bars
CHICAGO June 4 On July 1 the Veter Rohoenhofen Brewing company plans to halt beer manufacture and shift to making bars at a larger plant. The move follows efforts to clarify production and advertising, with expected demand changes as the entire organization restructures.
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Chicaom
Veter Rohoenhofen Brewing Company
Trewere
Drink More Water to Help Bothered Kidneys
A health note urges drinking water to ease kidney discomfort and flush wastes. It promotes Jad Saline from grape acids with fish oil to cleanse clogged kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and support urine acidity balance, claiming it aids normal activity and overall vitality.
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Malia
Ledeye
Trey Lipitle
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