Pioneer Amilus Subscriptions Lead War Bond Drive
The Proyest Plant Mills subscribes 20000 in Liberty Bonds as Guenther, a company director, makes the largest personal investment yet. Central Trust and City National Bank contribute sizable sums, raising total subscriptions to about 190000 by Monday morning as committees rally chamber members for a Tuesday fundraising rally at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenther
Attonly
Jexar County
Geenther
America
Guenthes
Colieiiing
Godt Roark
Billy Ae
Cuettther
War Chest Fund
Bank
Tie Central
City National Bank
Rank Brotha
Enil
Chie
Ing
Chamber of
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a superior remedy for liver function, malaria, and blood enrichment. It markets the tonic as suitable for all ages, notes a future price change, and extends claims of general strengthening benefits for nursing mothers and sickly children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Liberty Bond Sales Campaign Plans Amid Local Meetings
Executive committee maps districts and appoints a chairman as Alums survey associates to pursue bond purchasers. Solicitors invited to a luncheon with Daughters of the Republic and National League for Women's Service. Chamber of Commerce members prep a two day drive and speeches on the patio before a sales tour to secure liberal subscriptions. Alamo National and City National banks report abundant Second Liberty Bond stock for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa
Ne Daughters of the Republic
National League For Women's Service
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Pond
Bexar
Hustome Mission
Alamo National
City
Lersen Lig
Waldo Appeals to Texans for Liberty Loan Support
Secretary McAdoo spoke in Dallas urging Texans to back the Liberty Loan. He warned that if Germany’s war plans succeeded, Texas would be under the Mexican flag, and urged Americans to fund the war effort to defend democracy and ships on the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tes
Texas
William
McAdon
Germany
Japan
Mexico
United States
Europe
Armericn
America
Wererehus
Mtnra
Stryres
No Medicine in Four Years Internal Baths Claim
Fragmented OCR text suggests a patient or group discussing lack of medicine or treatment over four years. Mentions doctors and possible hospital or medical context with references to water, care, and investigations. Specific names and clear facts are obscured by garbled characters.
Unclear Officer Chief of Staff Speculation Grips Washington
Rumors swirl in Washington about who will become the next chief of staff and the assistant chief, following General Bliss and the retirement of General Scott. Officials expect promotion on December 1, 1917, amid debates over candidates and the wartime leadership need.
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Waeiingcton
D.C
Wong
Wilson
Saker Khow
Gel Tasker H. Bliss
Muh
Scott
Wiss
I Bliss
Tor
Generte
Pr Aecoted
Juva
Wilsue
Tinicn Hithds
Chontes
Xeeret
Hutt
Hrmans
Cannes
Fragmented tale of work, fate, and mendicant life
A garbled narrative captures a worker’s struggle with unemployment and shifting jobs. Recounted lines describe being accused of begging, finding a new job, being fired, and attempting to persevere through repeated hardships. The text reflects a chaotic street voice about labor, resilience, and social judgment.
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Dyane
Om Byoadwig
Piutshurs Dixwatch
Nister
Ian Tal
Kelly Field Program Wednesday Draws Attention and Support
Kelly Field hosts a Wednesday afternoon program at 2:30 with athletic demonstrations by units and a campaign push for the W ar effort. Private Ripley from New York, an enlisted man, has donated a record sum, lifting morale as the field gathers donors and observers at the Young Women’s Christian Association hostess house campaign HQ.
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Abe Liverte
Kely Field
Sve
Ube
Wwemondouy
Oy Geld
Lionis A
Anergy
Ripley
New York
New Yorktock Exchange
Kelly Field
Hous
The
Youngs Woman's Christian Association
Ostess
Warne
Vieltors
de It I. Wingan
Texas University
Sari Antone
Kelly Wield
Entertaining convalescents at the hospital event
A long, fragmented notice describes a hospital entertainment program for convalescents with committee chairs and plans for dances, choruses, and club activities at the university hotel and civic venues. It lists organizers, speakers, and scheduled performances amid a dense, unclear draft of names and places.
Hats of Wolfson's by seven famed hatters
At Wolfson's Hats seven celebrated hatters created designs praised for beauty and perfect line.
Obituary Notice of Airs lone Masnarin and Friends
An obituary lists Airs lone Masnarin and Dia Helo Meni with surviving relatives Der Wits band Kail Mewvin and Levan IKE Carelo Menphig. It notes parents AVP and Mrs. Cian Rehenla among mourners, mentions a Knoxville connection, and cites university ties and longtime school superintendent roles. Funeral arrangements are described with attendees and local kin in Saakell and Knoxville, plus a brief tribute to the family. The notice records sudden death Sunday and references to extended family and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Masnarin
Dia Helo Meni
Sheave Old
Yipynness
TP Tank
Atak
Hank
Ren Wouters
der Wits
Kail Mewvin
Ie Sete
Levan Ike Carelo
Menphig
AVP
Cian Rehenla
Fanshetorre
Alin Senerks
Ales
A. Belin
Hugo Uvele
Alfred Gort
Gonyerse
Riflers
Wewelark
Kaneker
Fighiting
Parsing fragmentary report on coastal fishing and events
The article contains a garbled coastal fishing scene mentioning tarpon and crabbing near Virginia and West Virginia. It references individuals like Watson and Annyld Mensre, a coast guard style note, and cites a first inst coast event with vague dates and places. The readable items are sparse and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahling Darpan
Watson
Sah
Anmyld
Vianna
EL Antunes
Senahor Wonton
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Erhard Guenther
Emil Frank
Frank Bros. Company
Apatite
Aronsen Lietyer
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Sireva
Rove
Nedilis
Waldo
Liberty Loan
Smonuy Lymereusa
Paween
Alomin
Vail
Ruyer Liberty Bondy
Kitisery Cato
Bavid
Uinse Boys
Ita Eds
Ug sAneebeta
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Ants Tidtente
Vintners
Dofferson
Mr. A. Aaracelet
Chae A. Aveet
Sete
York
Amy Chenooni
Bineo
UL Alta
Tires
Mabwote Feng
Dean
Greergent
Ane
Saringenvetol
Beye Lot
Deshing HA
Hunter Liggett
Morrison
Koe
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France
CraGye Uni
Aekings
Washington
Atvislan
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Revrerack Parker
Reagan
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Automobile Club
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Houston
Pris
Lonelies
Elubange
Car Thin Beast
Ol Gross Entertainment
Helo
Mae Geely Meek Ethe
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Unie Menger
Ates
Wile Han Aubeyy
Chain
Roe Phynnson
Turner UF Lie
Wul Werle
Tim
Wiley
Ray Miley
Ohanie
Tata
Charles le Liane
Esas
Cordate
Hoath
Bering
Murii
Carmel
Wolfson’s
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Vogue, Gage ,Bruck-Weiss and
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Hmalé Price
Saul Wolfson
Blonsan
Slenani
Ak Seta Onl
Uray Aecheridenh UK Et
Mampibel
Utlevbaklues
Jasnd
Turward Crome
Saakell
Mr Mradet
Willison Chuwath Gibbs
Greyson Campbell
Farbor
William Carroll Gibbs
Snox
Abby
Ann Alwymde
University of Tennessee
Bamy
Knogville Schoeols
Traint
Walliea Gibbs MeAdow
Bouury
Delig
Utes
Indool Wong
Knoxville
Luckie Gib
Mint Watherford
Divady
Charles
WG. Campiell
Ars. Campbell
Mes
Phaghe
Sree
Gehe Aburems
Pawling
Shetley
Semiae Waldai
Ot West Virgin
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Avaiins
Pacadio
Henaker
My. Watson
Isian
Wis Demouratig
West
Smit
Alvin Teed
Chughines
Austen
Résino
Benak
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