Missing American prisoner identified in Germany report
TEIRPEY CITY New Jersey January report identifies an American prisoner missing since November. The 36 year old Muhall is declared dead or missing with relatives confirming the loss. The article notes international consular activity and questions about future grain shipments.
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Offendors Deny Men Overseas Found Drunk
A report in London coverage cites Vice Admiral Sims and Colonel Sloan denying drunkenness among American troops in Europe. They say accusations insult Britain, note no verified cases in London or on the front, and stress troops are focused on war duties. The sermon by Dr Newton sparks debate over drink during wartime.
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Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Advised for Hair Darkening
An old advertisement extols Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready mixture to darken hair and cover gray roots. It claims rinses suppress aging signs and restore a youthful look, recommending dampening a sponge or brush to apply before morning results.
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De Hell Pine-Tar-Honey Suggested For Coughs
A historical ad promotes De Hell’s Pine-Tar-Honey as a remedy for colds coughs and bronchitis. It claims to loosen phlegm relieve congestion and soothe inflamed throats with emphasis on use for children and mothers.
Neighbors Praise Healed Woman After Reed-Tanne Trial
An elderly resident, Satile J. Miller, known as Aunt gah Nic, reports dramatic relief from rheumatism, grippe, and old injuries after using a tonic sold in Sam Antonie by Keug Store and Meier's. Neighbors describe her improved appetite, strength, and ability to work.
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Convictions for Drunkenness Across Sixteen Jengtish Cities
Fragmentary figures outline drunkenness convictions in sixteen Jengtish cities. The text lists totals and dates, but is garbled. Key figures and dates are partially readable, including a 200000 threshold and repeated numerals, suggesting a compiled tally of incidents and fines over a period.
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DRENKES USTED Ameria Souliens Abrandt ELIGD Grutdhouses
Campaign material from a temperance movement in a Methodist Episcopal context condemns drunkenness and misbehavior in Forten areas. Mentions General Pershing and the War Department discussions on troops abroad and homefront protection. Fragmentary text suggests anti drink push and public morality notes amid wartime rhetoric.
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Obregon For Arran Not With Rebels In Mexico War
Obregon insists Mexico must enter the war and denounces rebels as complicating factors. He asserts a government aligned with Civilistas and Gen. Coss remains opposed to Cartan stances, while stressing unity with allies and warning against internal fractures.
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Through Trains as First Step in New Mexican Attitude
A scrambled text excerpt notes movements of trains and figures in the United States and Mexico, referencing potential cross border steps and political tone. It mentions Harboe, Menjou, and a shift toward cooperation, with hints of plans, venues, and authorities involved in the context.
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Federal mediators keep thousands of workers employed
Federal mediators secure ongoing employment for thousands as talks continue across departments and industries. The dispute centers on wage and benefits, with unions and management facing pressure from government panels to reach a settlement.
Darken Your Gray Hair With Color Guide
A garbled ad style notice discusses reviving or masking gray hair through color. It mentions Creole hair tones, routines, and a product claim. Aimed at readers seeking hair dye guidance and color formula approaches.
Inventor of Tyrie Gun Dies in Newark Hospital
The obituary reports the death of the inventor of the Tyrie gun in Newark at a hospital after a long illness. Born in Sea Yuck City, the inventor gained fame for a firearm used by Cuban insurgents and by the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill. The piece notes his prominence and the circumstances of his passing.
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