Wilson lays case for universal military service and war
President Wilson addresses Congress declaring German submarine warfare a war against the United States and urges mobilization. He calls for a larger navy an army of 500000 and expanded credits to support allies and war effort.
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Lagoulve
Meessagée
Congress
Washington
Wilson
Monnday
United States
Germany
Wade
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Mediterranean
Gins Miimiti
German Empire
Moonbound talk on a late night porch
A mother and daughter exchange a quirky dialogue about the moon and a beauty show. The girl looks at the moon while the mother scolds about the late hour and coffee stains are discussed as a humorous aside.
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Mary
Weil
Miss Howler Learns to Sing in Paris
The item recalls Miss Howler claiming she learned to sing in Paris while locals doubt her talent in their town. The quip highlights contrasting views on her singing ability and origins.
Anuric Promises Longer Life Through Water and Kidney Help
An ad promotes Anuric double strength as a remedy to flush toxic blood poisons through the kidneys. It claims drinking pure water aids aging prevention and urges sufferers of backache frequent urination rheumatic pains or fatigue to use Anuric for rapid grand results.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Local Patents Promote Dr Pierce Medicines
Mrs Alma M Klapper of 205 Valparaiso Street endorses Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as effective remedies. The ad claims these herbal medicines have no alcohol or harmful ingredients and are widely available in drug stores or by mail order from Buffalo New York.
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Valparaiso St
Golden Medical Discovery
Vv. M. Pierce
Buffalo
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Kaiser
Polles
Belgium
Mexico City
Smill
America
Wrigleys
Wrigley
News OF
Valparaiso
Valparaiso, Ind
Canada
Western
St. Paul
Duluth
G. Broughton
W. Adams St
Chicago, Ill
Jeffersen Ave
Detroit
Mich
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