Americans Parade Through London Draw Fierce Cheers
The day Americans first marched through London drew crowds lining ten deep along the Mall and Horse Guards. English spectators hailed the troops with smiles, tears, and shouts of God bless you as banners of Stars and Stripes and Union Jack fluttered above Buckingham Palace.
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Westminster
King George
United States
America
Buckingham Palace
Mall
Logland
Uncle Sam
Tommies
General Pershing
London
Fineland
Horse Guards
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Horse Guards Parade
Myjar
Canan
King George at Front During War Day in Whitehall
A New York Herald account describes King George V touring battle sites in France and London with American troops. British guards, sailors, and crowds greet the Americans with praise as flags wave from Parliament and Trafalgar Square.
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Whitehall
Uncle Sam
Admiralty
Whitelimd
Trafalcar Square
Lord Nelson
America
Englshman
Fengtland
House of Parliament
New York Herald
Cater to Fowls Appetite in Feeding Practices
The article emphasizes palatability in chicken feeding. Hens discern tastes, selecting wheat over rye and barley, favoring fresh sprouted shoots over dried greens. Variety prevents boredom, with occasional wet mash and sprouted oats improving flavor. A hot feed on cold days boosts hen cheer and appetite.
Water Vessels for Chicks Drinking Fountains Care and Cleanliness
Chicks need clean drinking setups in spring and summer. Use shallow milk pans or deep pie plates as fountains protected from chicks, with sterilizing sunning during hot months. Rinse vessels after filling and keep free of dust to prevent germ buildup and disease.
Portable chicken coop with movable parts and trap nest
The article describes a portable chicken coop with a cutaway side showing roost directions, a timed trap nest in the back extension, and a removable covered portion. Dry food sits in a box at the rear while wet food is placed in a trough at the opposite end. The roof is double layered with an air space.
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C.J. Lynde
Loss of Chicken Feathers Due to Depluming Mites
The loss of feathers in chickens is caused by depluming mites feeding at the feather bases and epidermis. Mites irritate the birds, who pull feathers to ease the irritation. An ointment of flowers of sulphur, carbonate of potash, and lard or vaseline is suggested for application to affected areas.
Red Cross Blue Gets Whiter Clothes The Claim
Household ad touts Red Cross Blue laundry as making clothes whiter than snow. A garbled verse suggests a tale of a tardy arrival to an eclipse observing event, with a professor and his assistant involved in a misread invitation and a missed viewing.
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Red Cross
Ady
Elassien
Lenudeon Theas
Shade for Growing Chicks and Orchard Benefits
Growing chicks need ample shade when allowed to range in orchards or cornfields. They find shade and green feed while helping trees by eating bugs and worms. Sunflowers may provide shade. frames covered with burlap offer artificial sun protection.
This Druggist Recommends Swamp Root Kidney Medicine
A Missouri druggist named R. F. Boies of Kedalia testifies after sixteen years of selling Dr Kilmer Swamp Root that it is among the best medicines. He notes it treats kidney liver and bladder troubles and that patrons are pleased with results. Dated Oct 3, 1916.
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Kailmer
Itenco
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Sample Bottle Offer
A promotion from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY advertises a sample bottle of Swamp Root and an information booklet about kidneys and bladder The offer asks readers to mention the newspaper when writing and notes 1278 bottles for sale at drug stores
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Fragmentary diary-like note with religious imagery
Scattered phrases depict a scene of prayer with calves, a frightened figure evading a fence, and a vow tied to a tense moment. The text is inconsistent and largely nonsensical, with unclear subjects and actions.
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Marcellus
Perseverance and Peril In Fragmented Police Tale
An encoded fragment cites Perseverance and Sheriff Wheeler of Tishane with Ariv Kova partners deporting anti Waproonipirators, mentioning cartoon anger in Minoenix and a speaker recalling Boozer and a smoker incident. The text blends dialogue about perseverance, confession, and domestic treaties amid references to Phandesties and a Kansas City Star pull quote.
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Wheeler
Tishane
Ariv Kova
Minoenix
Medin
DT Olavert
Lacked Temptation Interview Fragments Sampled Dialogue
A fragmented exchange features a jumbled questioning line about arrest history and vehicle ownership. The terse dialogue lacks clear context or a identifiable speaker, leaving ambiguity around the incident or interview purpose.
Man’s flattery earns forgiveness for other lies, study notes
A study suggests that a man who occasionally compliments a woman’s appearance can soften her reaction to his other lies. The finding highlights the role of reassurance in trust and communication dynamics within relationships.
Fragmented OCR Reads on Molly and Polly Interaction
The readable text shows garbled dialogue about Molly and Polly with unclear actions and phrases, making a coherent report difficult. No verifiable events, dates, or named entities emerge beyond two female names as read.
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Ers
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San Francisco
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Sue
OWL
Storf
R. F. Boies
Kedalia
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Pais
Tian
Jie
Die
Dr. Kilmer
Co. Binghamton, N.Y
What Is
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Carter
Carters
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Can
G. A. Cook
Main St
Kansas City
Adibor
Phandesties
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Pharabenk
Fis Qrerusat
Ineo
Cata
Malaprink
Kansas City Star
San
Marine
Marine Eye Remedy
Marine Eye
Ask
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Polly
Molly
Green Mountain
Br. J. He Guild
Eree
J. A. Guild Co
Rupert, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Watson K.coleman
Wesh- Arlington, D.C
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