Free Ordinance Before Council Regulating Tree Trimming
The council considered a measure to regulate tree trimming to prevent interference with light and telephone wires. It would allow utility crews to trim branches with owner consent and impose penalties for violations. Nearby notes mention paving costs and a street pole issue prompting possible further ordinances.
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Vaughan
Warren Construcion Co
Lewhy
Lee
Baumgard Ani
Eprey
Wilkow
Iken
Main
Moon
Mirkpatrick
Gorden @troot
Soldier cleared in poison hoard case with odd reasons
Private Hameo O. Livingood of Zanesville Ohio was exonerated by a court martial led by Gen Moyles after findings approved at Gov ermory Island. He faced charges of possessing poison to harm comrades but was discharged with a small fine for possession of toxin in his belongings. His mother appealed for fair treatment and cited public hostility. A note from Lieut Livingston congratulated the exoneration. The case revealed cyanide traces in Livingood's possessions and he cited three reasons for his alleged intent, the third and most notable being his claim I ve got pimples.
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Moyles
Govermory Idland
Hameo
O. Lavehigood
Zanesville
Liott
Livingwton
Livingeod
Princton, S. J
Livingoed
Livingston
Livingood
Zapesville
Lieut. Livingston
Panama
Me PF Stuchell Endorses Cham-Werlall’s Cough Remedy
Mrs P Stuchell of Homer City Pennsylvania says her son Ellin recovered quickly from a cold last winter using Cham Werlall’s Cough Remedy. She notes the product has long been in use and proven by thousands as pleasant to take and effective in relief.
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Stuchell
Low
Ellin
Efce
Stuwehell
Homer City
Uae
Adv
Minotto Case Involves Lady Manners British Beauty
In Chicago Nov 14 Count Jamies Minotto's espionage case features a letter from English beauty Lady Diane Manners of Becland. The missive thanks Minotto for obtaining information on Major Johnston’s fate, said to be wounded and at a German base hospital. The letter’s introduction raises questions about its role in the inquiry.
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Chicago
Diane Manners
Becland
Jamies Minotto
Jeter
Manners
Major Johnston
Johnston
Diana
Mingus
England
Amd
United Minot
Joh
Ddawa
Paul
State defense council to meet Wednesday
Nevada fourteenth notes a meeting of the state council of defense set for Wednesday November 1. Charles Hobbod of Spokane and Weld from the council food committee may attend before leaving for the east. Agenda includes mobilization of labor for farm work and encouraging greater war work among citizens.
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Olympia
State Council of Defense
Taconik
Charles Hobbhod
Rpokane
Council
An Old Man's Stomach And Aging Digestion
An aged reader notes that as people grow older activity slows and appetite varies. Overeating can upset the stomach, and many reach the advanced ages of eighty. The piece praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild aid to digestion and bowel movement without stimulant ingredients.
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Chamberlain
Germans Hold Peril of Flanders Army, Haig’s Forces Press
London dispatch reports British Field Marshal Haig’s troops have settled in for a test against German positions in Flanders. Artillery fire remains severe as bombardments continue near Ypres, Paschendaele, and Dixmude amid the ongoing siege and counterattacks.
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London
Paswcon
Dack
Haig
Strik
Berine
Vector
Weaker German Fire Power Hinders Counterattacks
An observer reports German forces being numerically inferior to the British and hampered by fire from a rolling barrage. German artillery fire fails to break through as rain and mud complicate shelling in trench holes. Horses and retreating troops are sometimes shot, with German counterattacks attempting to cross in single file.
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Wien
Beilemee
Gieninne
Hoon
Gunnar Ardenne
Tageblatt
Coupenhagen
Aircraft output could double as war needs rise
Washington dispatch reports American factories are boosting aircraft production toward the present plan of 22,000 planes and 50,000 engines, with the industry expected to double output in the last six months of next year to meet Army demand. The push centers on publicizing new tooling and accelerating mass production.
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Por
Washington
Judy
Army
Moti
Fragmentary World War Era Snippet Ambiguities
An unclear OCR fragment notes disrupted wartime communications and aviation efforts. It references American and French roles in military logistics or flight operations, with fragmented phrases about renewals, lines, and northern movement. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
Cure for Croup Endorsed by Mrs Rose Middleton Greenville
Mrs Rose Middleton of Greenville testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly stopped her children's croup and has remained in the house. She notes she used it herself for coughs and colds with good results, endorsing its efficacy as a household remedy.
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Rose Middleton
Greenville
Grain Company Says Price Cut Could Save Wheat
The Moris Grain Company announced that unless prices drop to fifty cents a bushel, 100 million bushels of grain now in crop will be fed to livestock. If commuters could buy at fifty cents, most of the crop would be consumed, saving wheat and other foods.
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Chicath
Armors Grain Company
Diet and bowel care advice for stomach issues
A brief medical note advises adopting a diet suited to one’s age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It recommends if one feels overfed and constipated to take one Chamberlain's Tablet, attributed to Ady.
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Chamberlain
Ady
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