Marvelous daily vitality reports from elders and townspeople
Amazing reports claim Vitallius eases stomach trouble and rheumatism. L G Greathouse cites mother's recovery after long illness and a later improvement. Grady Walden reports relief after Vitallus eased arthritis and word of gain in health and weight. Vitailths advertised as nature’s tonic with druggist sales note.
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Montgomery Atrear
St. Luly
Vitailius
Vitallias
Grady Walden
Dex- Cor Geépie
Flodda
Wagners
Germany Turkey to War on Italy Threat Emerges
A Berlin dispatch says Germany may declare war on Italy within 45 months and Turkey could join later. The message notes potential timing and mentions further remarks by officials about future alliances and implications for the region.
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Turkey
Italy
Geneva
Paris
Basel
Berlin
Shippers Take Up Rates in Texas Conference
In Texas a conference of shippers chambers of commerce and trade bodies will meet in Austin on May 21 to discuss proposed freight rate increases. The second phase of railroad rate increases goes before the State Railroad Commission on June 1. The Austin meeting follows exchanges among Texas commerce groups.
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Galveston
Tex
Builders Exchange Plans Broader Work
A meeting discussed expanding the Builders Exchange role to broaden membership and broaden the scope of sales and materials handling. Speakers outlined proposals to admit more members and strengthen unity among contractors, with resolutions to be considered at the next meeting.
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Mastin
Wad
Caneria
She Ee
Wwe
N. M. Karney
William A. Bingk
Home George
Willorg Dighmann
Candiilons
Warship Torpedoed and Steamship Blown Up
London May 4 British battleship Majestic was torpedoed by a German submarine yesterday. Most officers and crew were saved. The steamer Princess Leans, built for Canadian Pacific, was destroyed by an explosion at anchor at Sheerness with about two thousand five hundred aboard. all lost their lives except one woman. The Marais, oldest active battleship, joins the first casualties since the Dardanelles. Submarine activity grows in Aegean and home waters as British ships riskier operations in Marmara and Constantinople approaches.
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Milk and Ice Fund for Poor Grows Fast
The Milk and Ice Fund for the poor is expanding rapidly as donations rise to reduce infant mortality. San Antonio leaders and civic groups plan a broad meeting inviting international officials to discuss conditions on the West Side. The Free Clinic Association thanks supporters and pledges to allocate funds for milk and ice to save young lives.
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West Side
San Antonio
Lamgbert
Brownend
Perry J. Lewin
WEYS
Fras mii
Ies
Free Clinic Associaton
Althoust
Trv
Onn
Empire
Pha Light Gollcun
Bexar County Medical Society
Board of Health
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Steves
Jane Collywy
Alty
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Corral
Plant Juice aid salve touted by Akron resident
A questionable testimonial from Rex Anderson of Akron Ohio promotes Plant Juice as a cure for indigestion and weakness. The letter pledges dramatic health recovery after use, praising the product and its alleged benefits, while urging readers to buy from Fischer's Drug Store.
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Akron
Ohlo
Anderson
Ife
Jairs
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San Antolo
Fischer's Drug Store
San Antonio Sanitary Campaign Gains Public Support
City press launches a sanitary drive to expose unsanitary streets and bolster bond issues. A public sentiment campaign, costing eight dollars, aims to secure cooperation from residents and officials for better sanitation, streets, water, and climate. Resolutions adopted unanimously.
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San Antonio
San Antonin
Italian Air Squads Raid Austria Front Page Summary
Italian air squads conducted raids into Austria and along the Cerntola front capturing prisoners. In the Friensl front they occupied Grado with warm local reception. Bombing of the Triest Nabresing railroad disrupted rail operations. Casualties and material damage varied in different engagements across the eastern and southeastern theaters, with prisoners and equipment captured including 25 Sarnah and about 20 machine guns.
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Paris Official Report Details Attacks and Captures
Official report from Paris describes heavy fighting along the trench line from Ableit to Moulin Malony, with German counterattacks repelled. French forces advance east toward Fort Des Quatre Goquettesux, taking ground and prisoners including seven officers, plus machine guns and other war material. Additional bombardments near Bourte and Roglincourt persisted without infantry follow up. Around Lepetre forest area an attack secured more prisoners while the front line saw no major new developments.
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Bouches
Fort Des Quatre Goquetesux
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Roglincourt
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tLepetre
Urumtar Occupied Amid War Shrieked Kurdish Attacks
Dispatches report Urumutar in the Caucasus occupied by Russian forces after fighting near Angred and Diliman. The Paris bureau notes enemy counterattacks met by repulsion near Arumiah Azerbaijan. Missionary centers in Nasulve and other towns report terror, with thousands seeking refuge under American and Faisal government protection amid reported massacres and atrocities.
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Yoshineton
Tunis
Harry
Packard
American Presbyterian
Caucasus
Urumlah
American State Department
Faisalna
Germans Admit Reverse As Russians Attack Along the San
Berlin reports a Russian reverse on the San in central Galicia with German losses and French prisoners. The statement says German forces withdrew near Sienlawa while France suffered 1450 prisoners and six machine guns captured to the west of Hay.
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Galicia
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Talien
Hay
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Turks Attack English Near Kurnah on Tigre and Euphrates
Telegram from Constantinople dated May 3 reports intensified Turkish activity around Kurnah at the confluence of the Tigre and Euphrates. A night attack by volunteers in boats captured two English positions, which are still held.
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Berlin
London
Kurne
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