Walter Wright praises Vitalitas remedy after cure claim
Mr Walter Wright of 100 Capital Ave Weston states he delayed reporting his recovery from indigestion and stomach trouble. He credits Vitalitas with restoring appetite, sleep, and strength after using it long enough to stop his chronic symptoms. He mentions spending over $108 and recommends Vitalitas for stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel issues as Nature's great healer available at Wagner's drug store.
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Vilalitas
Jones
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Vitalitas
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Dmigisty
Patchy OCR Summary From 19th Century News Item
A fragmented report describes a political scandal involving a Alabama senator Wille and a rural district reform effort. The piece interweaves ship news from Liverpool and mentions legislative tricks, budget tightness, and accusations of impersonation and coercion to secure an election.
Afraid of Kidney Trouble The Remedy
A 1908 letter from Mace Clinkinbeatrd of Patradi a rural county details fear of kidney trouble and swift relief after using Swarap lat and Sound. It credits Jericho's Drug Store Fairfield and local practitioners, with a notarized testimonial praising the remedy and urging others to seek help.
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Livertrville
Iowa
Jericho
Tairfield
Town
Beware & Wellman
Patriadia
HOUSE TO VOTE ON SHIP BILL BY AGREEMENT WIN
The House faced a tight schedule as leaders ready a compromise to push the administration ship purchase bill through Congress amid a Republican filibuster. Rural credits debate accelerates, with conference work on appropriation bills continuing and late sessions likely to finalize actions before adjournment.
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Faroe
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Howe
Silvester
Wilson
Curle
Joan Banks
Zeta
Une
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War Department
Ohio
Jury Selected in San Antonio Civic Case Trial
A jury was selected amid delays in a civil case between the City of San Antonio and Sart and Sol Dalkowits. The trial considers condemning a tract near the Front of the Tialkowitz store on Military Plaza for widening W. Camuerct Finned. A board of appraisement valued the property at about 229,000, guiding the county court’s ensuing proceedings.
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Inquiring Allies on German Submarine Warfare
The article discusses Allied intent to use inquiry to establish a response to Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare. It quotes legal views on capturing or sinking neutral merchant vessels and the obligation to protect passengers, crew, and cargo while avoiding unlawful aggression. It notes Britain's and France's stance to detain ships in transit and to respect humanitarian rules.
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Iran
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Experimental Farm Joins County and Secures Water Tap
Mayor Brown agrees to allow a donor to tap a proposed city water main for the experimental farm east of town. W. G. Ware of Dallas donates land for the site and seeks a long lease arrangement with city officials to keep the farm in operation while integrating with federal and state agricultural plans.
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Waiting on Ferguson Nelson Lette to be appointed county criminal judge
County Judge James Davis says the commissioners court awaits the governor to energize the new Bexar county district before making the appointment. The bill, passed both houses, is in Governor Ferguson's hands. The county court will appoint the first incumbent, then the post becomes elective. Lytle’s selection pleases officials as he is well versed in law and qualified to handle criminal matters.
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Auto Club Members Hear About Tax Law
John W. Warren president of the Memes Good Jaidy Aswelylions 4 speaks at the Gun ter Otel luncheon on Tuesday about a tax law proposal. He notes the highway commission unit will require state motor vehicle registration and that the measure aims to fund road projects with an $89 fee. Legislative leaders have favored tighter motor vehicle taxes to support public roads and safety.
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Jaidy Aswelylions
Gunter Otel
Powey
Warren
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Guislon
Troubled Bulgaria and the long road to independence
The article traces Bulgarian history under Ottoman rule, detailing religious oppression, external pressures from Greece Russia and Turkey, and a growing national resolve. It notes independence won officially after the 1878 Russo Turkish War and comments on Bulgaria's enduring struggles and ambitions, then shifts to the Ellen Wilson Memorial Homes Association gaining House approval to build model houses replacing slums once championed by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
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Europe
Ellen Wilson Memorial
Washington, D. C
Genaw Dill
Ellen Wilson Memorial Homes’ Association
Wilson
Two Hands Pull Harder Than One
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Ellis
Weather Halts Attack On Dardanelles Forts
Weather halts Allied attack along the Dardanelles as ground operations continue with limited progress. German and Austro-Hungarian reports indicate a general German offensive underway while British lines hold under adverse conditions.
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Warring events unfold near Salontkh and Dedeaghutch
Reported naval actions and troop movements describe bombardment near Paris and a defense build up at Dedeaghutch. A Turkish force is said to have destroyed coastal batteries near Willd Bohr Fort Sule, with more than 10 000 Turkish troops listed in later dispatches from Mitylene and Saloni.
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Front Lines Report Quiet Amid Allied Gains In France
War office dispatches describe quiet fighting between the Aisne and sea fronts. British forces repelled enemy probes south of Ypres and southeast of Los, while Reims endured shelling. Allied advances persist between Perthes and Beuvrages, with gains northwest of Perthes and in the Vosges near La Chapelle.
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Argonne
French repulsed near Berlin amid heavy fighting
A March date report from the German war office recounts renewed French attacks in the Chathpugme district repulsed with heavy French losses. German lines hold firm after capturing trenches and five five throwers in the Armona sector while French assaults on Vangiois face setbacks. Russian advances east and south of Augustana are described as repulsed near Lomanan to the east of Black Dove.
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Aviators Win Prats in Unclear Report On Event
Fragmentary OCR text references aviators and a named event with scattered names and places. Readable nouns include aviators, freie, une avhitor, and Gerrenn, but details are obscured. Summary preserves minimal facts and notes uncertain wording.
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Leetforke
Bombardments Reported in Night Barracks Fire
War office notes say aerial activity by the Germans was limited during the period and four dirigibles were destroyed. An incident at Mets cited as part of a night bombardment. Battery and Ute located next day. Weewy battery bombarded following an explosion. England London telegraph reports discuss government declarations on aerial combat and German losses.
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Obituary notices from Wharton and Hollen families
Obituary notices report Mrs A Whaettun Wharton a native of Loublani aged 84 who died Monday night at her residence with services planned in West America, burial at Dignuwlty cemetery, and surviving son George Worles with several grandchildren. Mrs Bary T Hollen aged 40 died Saturday morning at Star Antonie sanitarium after a short illness, body held by Ludwig Gadertaking awaiting sedatives, survivors include a son and several daughters.
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Shelley-Laring Teacrinking Co Ad Duplicate Entry
Shelley Laring Teacrinking Co advertises Sutemoabile equipment with two phones 973 noting ads. Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Company lists phones Crochet 2223. New at Cash Pisn means priced Limusils The 2 ambulance 38.
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Vanderbilt Cup Race at San Francisco Scheduled
Auto racing notes indicate Vanderbilt Cup event planned for Saturday in San Francisco with a 300 mile course. Owners Palme and Grant among participants, race time listed as 12:30 p.m. on Saturday.
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New Break in Wheat Follows First Rally
A chaotic market report notes a wheat price rally and early trading shifts after a first rally. The piece references unspecified figures, locations, and reactions, with fragmented mentions of traders, markets, and timing as it outlines an unsettled early session.
President Directed Passport Inquiry Unfolds
President Wilson announced a formal inquiry into passport frauds, stating indictments must be returned before action against diplomatic officers or embassy attaches. He noted international law grants immunity, but may not shield indictments, and refused to discuss merits or the Bernstein rumor.
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