English Women Train to Repel German Invasion
English women organize into a volunteer reserve to train for rifle use and signaling, forming a disciplined auxiliary corps. They will aid first aid, dispatch riding, and communication, with doctors and professionals guiding training. Some fear German advance but see value in preparedness and social reform.
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Jese
Great Britain
Dex
Peraty Straits
Horsen
Women's Emergency Corps
Vinenuninss Mastlo- Tengh
Hom Wein Tigers
Dodson's Liver Tone Compared With Calomel
An old style ad warns against calomel, praising Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver tonic. It claims calomel is dangerous and a harsh poison, while Liver Tone is gentle, humane, non-sickening, and leaves users feeling refreshed with no constipation or stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodeon
Dodson
Jobs for Ex Soldiers to Build Up Army
Ex soldiers would be trained in core trades and added to a reserve force of about 500,000. Employers could request trained stenographers, draftsmen, chauffeurs, telegraph operators, and other skilled workers from army recruiting stations. The plan aims to keep soldiers employed after service and maintain a large, ready workforce without heavy national expense.
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pSoldiers
Ponte
Secrre
Kenney
United States
Servius
Ynany
Sedalia news scene shifts to evening editions stride
A fragmented account notes Memphis News Belasites moving to evening editions with The Capital and The Democrat merging into a single consolidated paper. The shift aims to serve readers after sundown, replacing morning pay models and altering distribution to center on updated content.
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Memphis
Democrat
Vestponise
Tsa
Upoma
Inter
Nutur
Jay Dutmrribers
Belitar
Nickel automobile service starts in Texas cities
The piece reports a novel nickel car service in El Paso and Houston, enabling riders to travel by regular automobile for five cents, challenging streetcar firms. It notes swift adoption, driver regulations, and protests by streetcar interests, with two rival nickel car operators expanding nationwide and pricing around 1.60 for longer trips. It also mentions broader international trade data and a humorous science anecdote, but the core focuses on the new transport option and its local reception.
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Bern
el Faso
Houston
Erice
Wind
el Paso
Hoerston
San Antonio
Uremhr Automotives
Circompany
Olekels
Phen
Trouston
Carines
Tenbhighen
Jasvent- Bury
Keen
Juno Transportatian
Rude
Viber
Eiss
Ventire
Texas
Cirgauize
Olekel Automobiles
Cuvem
Time Company
Fileht
Alamo Heights
West End
U. S. Leads In Trade With Latin America in War Era
Washington reports total foreign trade of Latin American republics in the war years. The United States held a rising share, leading imports in 1913 and exports in 1912, with figures showing US dominance over Britain, Germany, and France. The data covers 1913 to 1915 and notes shifting trade patterns among major nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexican
Salvador
Costa Rica
Cuba
Chile
Colombia
Heuador
Peru
Venezuela
Guatesmala
Honduras
United
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Haiti
Wanama
Bhart
Republcs
Republlics
South America
United Stat
Kingdom
South
America
Jn Etn
IL Seadas
United Kingdoms
Argentina
Bolivia
Brusil
Lite
Uruguay
Paraguay
Franco
Bousdur
Washington, D.C
Panama
Poe
Lor Nicaragus
Renader
Kranco
Latin America
D'Rance
Vale
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Ay Waltorm
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Euler
Jommlace
Hhe
Belolum
Thomas
Sheyjean
Ehvaaion
Britehh
TanpYhip Palle
Kotghis Bridke Hall
London Scottigh
Buckingham Gate
Governaionh
Thin
Calomel
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Etange
Whedy
We Tanly
Thia Cave
Timdual
Nickel Automobile Service
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Hadley Tt
Cain
Milton
Hermans
Brit Whey
Ceeninr
Mitchener
Weiner
Ol Hodford College
Tamms Viccoumliens Castitteagh
Sveimen
Emmet Bank
Commerce Street
U. 5
M. J. Lobert
Cuisseo
Mas Salle Suns
Sisi
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