New head of British mission to America outlined
London dispatch reports Viswanath Suri ailiffe detailing Earl Reading’s appointment as British high commissioner to the United States. The piece notes the mission’s aims to coordinate war aid and munitions with US authorities, and mentions Reading’s authority, future postings, and ongoing departmental coordination in Washington and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
Jay
United States
Brrth
New York
United
Tarmiton
Peavey
Vt Junerigen
Departments
Mingbind
Mauriead
Wallington
Justier Barling
Karl Reading
Aysenen
Hugh Uding
Bias Beet
Amiter
Northcliffe
Marl Reading
Acid in Meat Linked to Uric Rheumatism Says Expert
A well known authority states uric acid from meat and rich foods injures kidneys and causes rheumatism. He recommends four ounces of ud Satis with water before breakfast for a week, plus avoiding heavy meat and using a lemon juice grape drink to aid kidney function.
Morning After: Health Advice and Uric Acid Review
An excerpt discusses post drinking effects and gout symptoms. It promotes Anuric to flush poisons, notes a dark tongue, bitter taste, and digestive complaints. It mentions Dr. Vieren’y Diensant Pellets, a sugar coated laxative from plant leaves and root, as a longstanding remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinpaar
jAsuvio
Vieren
Germany warns of dwindling officer reserves after World War I
A wartime correspondent reports German officers warn that officer reserves are running low as mobilization and postwar dislocations strain the army. The piece cites shortages of senior leaders, deteriorating morale, and a push to maintain a military caste amid postwar uncertainty.
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Germany
Gily
Ehip Jaisoure
Associated Press
Atari
Seel
Anterlay le Gey
Testile
Faerely
Gffiewis
Abia
Verma
Marty Gay
Larlaugh
Lakurkent Eunielntors Sud
Thi
Commaniders
Cannes Free
Guy Mat Belung
German censorship orders reveal control of public opinion
The article outlines secret instructions issued to German press by censorship, detailing how newspapers are urged to emphasize enemy actions, limit certain international interpretations, and publish carefully vetted material. It notes threats of punishment for infractions and cites specific examples of tightened control over labor, coal news, and war reporting.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
Maroch
Berlin
United States
T. A. America
America
Jouked
Egysaeliy
Austria
Muelier
Sara Ape
Nein
Bert
Eine
Bert Roamental
Tronhaegion
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Snell
Auetro-Tauoga
Srmonnees
McMoran Gant
Risstin
Beline
Pledius
Geraint
Germain
Fia
Siti
Switzerland
Emmieragta
Peenvit
Umanda Tallaw
Roenigebeng
Uenigsierg
Trent
Relieve Cold Fast With Hope's Vale Compound
An ad promotes Hope's Vale Compound as a rapid cold remedy. It claims relief for nasal congestion, headaches, feverishness, sore throat, and body aches with multiple small doses. It emphasizes quick action and low cost, urging readers not to stay stuffed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Parmint Formula Claims Broad Benefits
A garbled excerpt touts Parmint the Wonderful English Formula promising broad effects and improvements for users. The text includes scattered phrases about digestion, health, and vitality, but is largely indecipherable and ill-formed, with many garbled words and missing context.
What Parmint Is and Its Uses in Cataract Treatment
The text discusses a substance named Parmint and its claimed components. It describes preparation methods by dissolving in amines and using for cataract treatment, mentioning compounds like Pardiiat-Doudis Sirmneth and other ingested forms.
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NEMO
Earl Reading
Bower
Aimee
Sivike Neeting
Teipeis
Wit Teluggant
Ule Inni
Ape Hat Perntide
Hich
Tereti
Mohannd
Kaufman
City Hall
Court House
South Flores and
Dolorosa Sts
Tuto
Newt Catavel
Kaye
Peelle
Marie
Celine Watt
NATO
Asia
Tyne
Connor
Ieee Hemgenaes
Ainec
von Peate
Warnaby
Aallet
Gaui
Vaniage
giabporunMley
Jean Kees
Rome
Tokyo
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