IT CURES CATARRH BRONCHITIS
A garbled ad copy touts Catarrhozone as a lasting cure with a two months treatment and Wy inhaler priced around 00. The fragment includes dialogue and snippets about a robbery plot and characters Parminter Mrs Tressingham Ellington and others, ending with To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sali Shce’ Soc
Tarrbozone Co Ston
George
Juve
T. Georgengton
Reer
Sid Ellington
Ellin
Parminter
Mrs. Ellington
J. Jarv
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a stalled confession
Disjointed lines describe a character named George and an unnamed premier refusing access while a plan to extract information is discussed. The text hints at attempts to coerce truth, reward offers, and the possibility of a faster informant, amid unclear context and garbled phrasing.
The Wonders of Holy Writ in Public Life
A reflection on Bible influence across professions noting scholars and authors as readers though many businesspeople and professionals neglect it. The piece cites Prof William Lyon Phelps of Yale expressing views on the Bible’s stature and its role in culture and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyon I’beips
Yale University
When Churches Saved Coal A Odd Meeting House Tale
A fragmented report recalls a meeting house stove deemed a devilish comfort as rugged locals resist change. The account hints at wartime thrift or moral zeal guiding a rural church’s heating choice and stance on modern comforts.
Fragmented OCR Misses Clear Context In Paper Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a drove of something and a proprietor, but the key facts remain unreadable. The piece provides no verifiable names, places, dates, or concrete actions to summarize.
Raemakers Explores Hell Cartoons Illuminating Civilian War
The Belgian artist Raemakers, in his forties, created over 200 cartoons during the war era. He spoke publicly only once about his experiences, at a Savage Club dinner, describing hell as terror and unspeakable. His swift black ink works, many published in Hulluc Lat toans, reflect his wartime view and support for the allied cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endem
Savage Club
Teary
Scott
Hansen
Swackleton
Kacmakers
Hell
Medina
Leuven
Hulluc
Eden Llatpotis
Sudocy
Munud Gosse
Solemn Oath Reflected in German Goods Inquiry
A Dewsbury factory inquiry into German price lists and patterns for smart pyjamas prompts a published oath. The oath pledges not to purchase German-made items or transact with Germans for five years after peace, expressing horror at Germany’s methods since 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewsbury
Lofthouse Minsorr
Germany
Well fed Americans show higher mortality in midlife study
A study by insurance investigations finds mortality rises with overweight groups, peaking between ages forty to fifty and above. The analysis cites bodies carrying fifteen to thirty pounds over average showing higher death rates and argues well fed diets cost a financial and human toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etizen
Birds Learn to Imitate Shells Across the Front
The Times notes birds in the trenches mimic shell sounds, with a parrot described as a born imitator. A soldier recalls hearing a scene in a yard near the western front where a shell sound produced by birds caused a nearby horse and cock to react, illustrating birds’ wartime imitation skills.
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Times
Where the Petrol Goes Yes There Is a differen Between Cars and Scare
A fragment from London Weekly Despatch features a wounded solar observer in the Strand and a comic motor car. The piece hints at a playful exchange about fear and motion with nautical slang and theatrical banter. The text shows juvenile wordplay and mock dialogue among city figures and performers.
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Solar
Strand
London Weekly
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Echaney
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Ltd
Sild
Nera
Thane
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