U S to Build Run 100 000 War Cars in Plan
New York June 14 The national council of defense completed a plan to nationalize railroads and build 740,000 freight cars owned by the government and operated on all lines. The cost is about 150 million dollars with car builders summoned to Washington to discuss production. Authority cites mobilization needs and coordinated shipbuilding as justification.
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New York
National Council of Defense
United States
Washington
Entnell
Arroen
Samel L. Vaanelinin
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Poles Pleased by Britain War Message
Washington June 12 Poles in the United States hailed Britain’s formal declaration for a reunited and independent Poland as a milestone. The Polish committee said the move removes the Polish question from diplomacy’s twilight and blocks Germany’s plans for a Middle Europe.
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Washington
Hritains
Flusha
Veland
United States
Poland
Middle Europe
Germany
Nipping rheumatism in early stages warned
Early warnings warn that rheumatism starts with numb limbs and joint or back pains. If untreated it worsens, with uric acid in the blood contaminating the system and causing pains, stomach troubles, and a sluggish liver. Relief comes from restoring the blood to normal through S. S. S. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S. Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Paralysis spread linked to personal contact in New York
A New York committee declared infantile paralysis is spread by direct contact and not proven to originate from contaminated toil or fowls. The special committee, chaired by Mayor Mitchel and funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, reports no evidence of broader animal transmission.
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Oner Haven Eanerson
Walter OH James
Glenworth
Hurler
Alvah HL. Doty
New York
Ieee
Mayer Mitchel
Rockefeller Foundation
Simon Plexner
Tired Women With Aching Heads For Relief
Fragmented OCR text appears to cite a remedy claim for tired women suffering aching heads. Mentions taking medicine, possible references to kidney or herbal products, and vague descriptions of symptoms. Overall content is incomprehensible and garbled with numerous spelling errors.
Clear Skin Remedy Ad Claims Fast Improvement
An old advertisement touts Mr Hoteon's Horema Ointment as a topical cure for eruptions pimples and burning skin. It promises rapid restoration of a healthy complexion and urges readers to obtain the 60 cent preparation at their local druggist.
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Hoteon
Royal wedding plans swirl in European courts
Amsterdam June 12 The King of Bavaria is arranging a royal match involving the Bulgarian crown prince and Princess Gendolinds, the youngest daughter of King Ludwik. Prince Bora of Croven is a 22 year old captive in the Bulgarian army and Gondelinde will be 15.
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Amsterdam
Bavaria
Monteh
Gendolinds
Ludwik
Bora
Croven
Ruboria
Gondelinde
Farm receipts doubled as crops near ten year average
Washington on June 3 reports that prices paid to producers of principal crops on June 1 were 94.5 percent higher than a year earlier and 9.4 percent above the past nine year average. The department notes crop conditions slightly below their ten year average for that date.
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Washington
Socialist anti draft plan in Minneapolis and St Paul
June 12 plan by Socialists to surrender unregistered men in Minneapolis and St Paul as a protest. Abe Sugarman, secretary of the state Socialist party, says seven thousand failed to register in Minneapolis and four thousand in St Paul. Sugarman produced his registration card after announcing he would not register. No arrests were made for new registrations.
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Minneapolis
Minnepolis
Bt. Pawt
Abe Sugarman
State
Eccialist Party
St. Pat
Sugarman
Prapt Excuse and Wives Jads Cults Waterery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Jane with a birthday from Terryville, a plea alteration, a wife and three children in Rusts, and quantity phrases. The readable content is garbled with unclear actions, making a coherent incident hard to determine. This card notes a disjointed reference to family and a cultish context without clear dates or outcomes.
Marines Learn French In One Lesson For War Time
Washington June 12. A tiny pocket French dictionary is issued to U S Marines heading to France. The guide promises practical words and phonetic spellings and notes a French comrade may assist on knotty phrases. If anger rises a Marine can say Ock-oo-pay meaning busy.
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Washington
United States
France
Hannibal
Charlemagne
Travels Far N Hideing St Paul Boy Traveled By Train
June 13 St Paul police report Jimmie Hughes, a boy from Seattle, rode hidden in tool chests under locomotive tenders to Chicago and back to St Paul over three weeks. He fled home to Lansing Michigan to visit grandmother, then rode wrong train east after detours. Hunger weakened him. police sheltered him at a restaurant before returning him to quarters. His father is John A. Flush and his mother Mrs K Mae reside at the Excelsior apartments.
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ST. Paul
Seattle
Chicago
Jimmie Hughes
Burlington Treight
Lansing
Mich
Coust
Ind
Father Jonn
Seattle Playmates Drown In River Accident
Two young boys Marvin Carter twelve and Freeman Uoburm avarte twelve drowned in the Dowuniah river south of Seattle at noon today. Their canoe capsized after a paddle attempt with two companions. The older boy died trying to save the younger. the two were found with arms linked when boats were recovered an hour later.
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Seatle
Marvin Carter
Freeman Uoburm
Dowuniah
Seeries
Seattle
Vance
Bose
Hey
Coming Baby Guide Offered By Atlanta Drug Firm
A caller offers a free guide about childbirth and easing pain titled Mother’s Presa. The notice invites readers to contact Bradfield Keen Company Dept B.476 Atlanta Ga for a valuable book at no cost. The fragment mentions beginning treatment early and references a druggist.
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Bradfield Keen Later Company
Dept B
Atlanta Ga
Gets It Lift Corn Right Off Strivels Lonwins and I t's Gamer
A historical note on a remedy named Gets It claimed to lift corn relief. The text praises treated strips and plasters from Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug as best suited for removing corns and relieving pain, with mentions of a seller in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug
Dr James' Treadache Powder Promises Quick Headache Relief
An old time advertisement claims Dr James' Treadache Powder stops headaches and neuralgia in moments. It touts rapid relief, a dime price, and a magical head clearing effect, urging readers to send for a package at their drug store.
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James
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