St Jacobs Oil promised relief for rheumatism pains
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a universal cure for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, and sprains. It claims instant relief from sore joints and swelling without internal treatment, urging readers to obtain a trial bottle from their drugstore.
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Practice makes perfect at least Pinno in the neighborhood
The fragment cites a remark that practice is common among neighbors and hints that two thirds of a so called society of four hundred are ciphers, suggesting hidden or inauthentic members. The excerpt is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifiable names.
Aliens Drain 50 Million Monthly From U S To Europe
Chicago news reports claim private traders push emigration funds abroad as war continues. L Great imports are cited with $40,000 savings and over $1.2 billion exported in ten years. More than 1,200,400 tickets sold for first available return after peace, fueling legislative calls to curb these schemes. Immigrants urged to settle American farms, not return to Europe.
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Robbers Try To Hold Up Union Bank In Spokane
Nov 4 two robbers branch at Union Bank Spokane attempt to rob bank. One white man and another unnamed suspect entered. They shot Frank Magart, a local grocer, and fled. Police chased them and captured suspects after the bank incident. Magart believed seriously wounded.
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Plump air whee wetting tat to see What happens
A playful phrase describing an experiment style inquiry. The wording hints at curiosity about effects from a curious device or action. No clear event, person, or organization is named in the readable portion.
Hughes Afraid of Dead Men
A New York Times World editorial ridicules the claim that postwar American labor cannot compete with Europe. The piece argues Hughes uses fear to push tariffs, accusing him of speaking for tariff profiteers and extortionists who would profit after peace. It contends protected industries pay lowest wages while others rise, urging tariff protection as a cure.
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Evangelistic meetings and services at Christ Church and others
The issue lists several church events including special evangelistic meetings at Christ Church with two Sunday services at 8:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., sermons on The Fiinken Sufferer on the Cross and The Battle Over the Empty Grave, Bible school at 9:43 p.m., and additional services at the Canadian or St. Church of the Redeemer with organ preludes and choral pieces. Also notes readings from Dr Breakney and the Upward Look sermon, choir concert, and litany with Holy Communion on Sunday. Everyone invited to attend.
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Local Schedule Notes Fragment
Fragmentary notices list 6 oclock pint muse and 10 oclock high mass with Sunday school at 2 p m and evening air widow at F204 p m The mass on Week dave at 7730 a m remains unreadable in parts but indicates a church or community event timetable
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Methodist Church Schedule for Sabbath Services
The Sabbath begins with church school at 10 a m with classes for all. Morning service includes preaching and choir anthem. Evening program features Epworth League at 6 46 with topics and a men’s church discussion. A male quartet will provide music and the pastor invites all to attend.
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Campaign funds reveal Woman's Party backing for Wilson
Chicago report details a partial tally of National Woman's Party contributions opposing President Wilson. Notable donors include Mrs Belmont of New York with 2500, Mrs Hearst 1000, Mrs Crocker of San Francisco 1000, and John Milholland of New York with 5000. Funds covered literature and speakers.
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Natonal Woman's Party
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