Government of Britain Held to Heavned by War Report
The Times prints a British-government critique claiming the government mishandled the Cambrai report and failed to fully explain the Allied reverses. It argues Bonar Law should address the public to restore confidence and prevent enemy misperceptions. It asserts relations between the war cabinet and the commander in chief remain amicable.
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Jandon Tees Sersten
Frey Lalable
San Antonia
Philadelphia
Bonar Law
Douglas Jus
War Cabinet
Cardus the Woman's Tonic Promises Relief for Dizziness
A Norton Virginia woman describes near blindness and vertigo from illness, claiming Cardus, a tonic, restored health after using two to four bottles. She reports walking without pain, returning to work, and seven years of perfect health since. Independent evidence and medical advice not provided.
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Norton
Safferen
Miush
Sven
Tey Cardus
War era labor debate tests national endurance
Editorial notes the pacifist press shifting to support soldiers and the labor party conference debates coalitions and ministerial ties. It covers calls for unity, the perils of previous coalition moves, and the push to preserve labor influence while avoiding a split. A wartime travel ad from Southern Pacific appears in the closing lines.
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Trisrey
National Service Department
Tosslay
Mir Avell
Geddes
Wililacy Service
Jabor
Labor Party
Labor
Independent Labor Party
Gram Syle
Tronderson
Ourht Lie Tabor Party
Draft Sheriff in Texas County Affects Local Politics
Private Gay, formerly of Seco, Texas, rumored for a draft duty with the quartermaster corps. The note recalls his law enforcement days in a county described as fronton country, mentioning political shifts as Republicans gain ground against a Democratic stronghold.
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Gay
Corny Vatho
Travis
Lee Uly
Texas
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Seco:ph County
Salley
Wa Ioead Board
Sequerah
Oex
Hepublican
Fatal injuries in street accident kill Private Andy Whinit
Private Andy Whinit of Meadsire tors company died Friday after a collision at Avenue LD and Paul Street. A medical examiner reported a fracture from the crash and Wright was involved. Wright, a resident of White Deer Texas, posted a $200 bond.
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Andy Whinit
Meadsire
Pridad Mori
John G. Reinowse
White Deer
Texas
Paul Street
Wright
Tie Brah
Would Intern Books Austin Sums War Service
Two San Antonio physicians have been called into active service with the Medical Reserve Corps. They are ordered to report for duty at water posts and sea duty. A third note lists assignments to orthopedic training camps and medical training centers, with brief details on the volunteers' prior practice and readiness to serve.
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San Antonio
Medical Reserve Corps
Giewk
Dodsons Liver Tone Ad Claims Safe Cure
An exaggerated wartime style promotional piece touts Dodsons Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It promises quick relief from constipation, nausea, headaches, and generalized illness, claiming vigorous health and a guaranteed money back offer.
Steady flow of troops to France shown
War Department announces the safe arrival in France of General Tasker H. Bliss as chief of staff to represent the United States on the supreme war council. General Bliss is to aid the council with experts, while General Pershing remains focused on organizing the ever increasing American expeditionary forces, influencing U.S. military planning for the western front.
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Ameria
War Department
France
Asker H. Bliss
United States
Supreme War Council
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Genevel Pershing
Europe
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Perehing
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Uno Alliee
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Fermin
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Repington
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Uruguay Revolt Fails as New Constitution Backed Says Leader
In a chaotic report from abroad, exiled Uruguayans claim a new federal constitution will end decades of Blanco dominance. They warn 14,000 revolutionaries along the frontier may retire citing the constitution’s provisions. In Washington, Private Tree Thompaon is killed in action, with his brother Terinte Thompaon of Georgetown noted.
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Brazil
Thiava
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Uruguay
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Mie Adontion
Blykcos
Republic
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Pelvyte Killa
Washington
Tau
Pershing Todas
Thompaon
Fort Worth Flyer Describes Narrow Air Collision Escape
Major Rhinehardt and Captain Phipps recount a near accident during a high speed flight from Fort Worth to Austin. The plane skidded, one wing torn, yet the crew managed a controlled nose glide and landed in a cotton patch after multiple attempts, abandoning the aircraft.
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Kk. Ithineboedt
Aimerican Svinker Counseior
Puliaforre Field
New Fort Worthy
Sam Capit
Dy Phivos
Signal Row
Loni Mort Worth Shursday
Kelly Pickd Writley
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Muule
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Austin
Sea Fort Worth
Zuta Alt
Rhinehardt
San Antonio
Dthittherd
Coon files motion for memorial and court inquiry
The filing criticizes a memorial as unauthorized and unwarranted, alleging it defames the petitioner and questions officer involvement. It seeks an investigation and discipline and mentions military transfers, aviation service, and changes in sick rates and personnel actions following the matter.
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Notton
Hedi Hurgome
Coon
Tia Dees
St Jacobs Liniment Ad Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An old time advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for rheumatic pain. It claims rapid soothing relief by applying directly to the affected area and promises permanent freedom from pain, soreness, and swelling with widespread use over decades.
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St. Jacobs
Fran
Sto Jacobs
Agintica
Army Personnel Notices and Assignments During War
Military personnel transfers and temporary duty orders across camps and departments. Includes Leave granted, assistant roles, headquarters movements, and officers reassigned to Camp Travis, Camp Stanley, Camp Greene, and Camp Travis. Mentions specific names such as Lieut Westfall, Capt Cummins, Capt Sargeant, and Lt Minter among others.
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Westfall
Lalvalion
Caymy Travis
Sr Weed
Aly Sences
You Can Defy Disease If Your Blood Is Pure
An old promotional piece touts blood purification as the key to health and vigor. It claims impurities weaken vitality and offer protection against illness, recommending a branded tonic and a mail order medical device through a Georgia office.
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Okebemeany
Nee
Medici Aigiser
Achtenhortory
Abanin
Georgia
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