War urged fund drive during National Thrift Week
A wartime appeal urges readers to support the war effort by buying a 25 cent Kings Stamp during National Thrift Week. The message emphasizes soldiers in the Lorraine sector and calls for public participation in the drive.
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Lorraine
Americans Hold Lorraine Front In France War Update
The Lorraine sector in France, about 50 miles wide, features American troops advancing toward Alsace with Badonvilles and Strassburg cited as key nearby points. Communiques note patrols near Les Melines, Verdun, and St Mihiel while defenses remain strong in the heavily fortified German border region.
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France
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Badonvilles
Bais
Strassburg
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Lorraine
Les Melines
St. Mihiel
Verdun
ne-Marne
Les
Germany
Work versus thought in German policy during National Thrift Week
Swiss papers received in this country describe German plans to employ women aged 16 to 70 as a death prevention measure through work. The reports claim increases in personal crisis cases in 1917 across Prussia Westphalia Saxony and Bavaria and note authorities fear women could become valued only as labor. The piece labels this a blow to autocracy and links it to National Thrift Week.
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Germany
Prussia
Westphalia
Saxony
Bavaria
Autocracy
Reading Secretary Baker’s statement before the senate
The speaker questions why information was delayed and criticizes war management for withholding details from the public. The message implies wartime secrecy burdening the people and notes the steamer Cork has sunk.
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Baker
Senate
Germany
America
Cork
Coal Card Proposal Sparks Debate in Washington Dispatches
Washington dispatches hint at adopting a coal card system. The proposed one ton per year per room floor plan would give nine tons to nine rooms and one ton to a single-room household. A fuel official suggested quitting his federal post amid the discussion as the idea gains attention. Even the Ohio River is seen as part of a broad spring drive.
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Washington
War Duty to Vote Promoted in City Registration Rush
A compendium of statements urges citizens to register to vote as a crucial wartime duty. Text notes 26000 plus qualified voters未registered, discusses impact on city and national effort, plus references to transport fares and political figures.
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Seattle
Humorous, scattered snippets from a Hobart Indiana paper
A collage of blurbs: birth notice for a Vinegar child to Mr. and Mrs. David Vinegar, remarks on France’s coffee stock, Kaiser birthday courtesy, T. Roosevelt and Billy Sunday coffee in Washington, Alsace Lorraine as German, a gunless robber in New York, munitions director debate, possible war cabinet joke, Austria-Germany ties, a fish company suing the New York Central, and a quip about Ralph Horr’s mustache ahead of primaries.
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Hobart
Ind
David Vinegar
Cartconet Prices Spur Seattle Inquiry and Rent Tales
A fragment reports rising barley flour costs in Seattle as a substitute for wheat provoking public scrutiny. It hints at investigations into prices and inflation, mentions gas prices and landlords likened to groundhogs, and notes screenings reporting incomes above two thousand dollars.
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Seattle
Dandeline Promise of Hair Health and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Dandeline promising dandruff removal and doubled hair beauty in minutes. It claims improved texture, volume, and a new hair growth appearance, urging readers to purchase a small bottle from drug or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Bly
Will Bolsheviki Rule Germany Read What Victor Morgan Says
Victor Morgan argues Bolshevism could spread from Russia to Germany and Austria Hungary as troops resist a western front push. He notes divisions within the German socialist movement, with Scheidemann allied to the Kaiser and a minority pressing peace, and warns of civil conflict if a revolution arises while Germany preserves its wartime economy and bonds.
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Victor Morgan
Kaiser
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Socialist Party
Liebknecht
Schiedemann
Empire
Husa
Scheidemann Socialista
Kaleer
Kaiser Blut
Kalser
Mastera
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a remedy to end grippe and severe colds. It claims rapid relief for nasal congestion, runny nose, headache, feverishness, and sore throat with two hour dosing, three doses total, and praises its taste and convenience.
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Pape
Albany Dentists Offer Trusted Care At Low Prices
If you need a dentist, Albany Dentists provide long experience and recognized skill. They advertise high class work, low prices, and painless methods vouched for by over twenty thousand satisfied patients.
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Albany
All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years
Free examination and consultation offered for all services with a 15 year guarantee. Visit today to discuss options and assess needs for lasting results.
Chauffeur Held On Grocery Store Robbery Charge
Swank a 20 year old chauffeur is in the city jail after detectives brought him from Everett. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Barto prepares formal charges accusing him in the December 14 robbery of John Turconte's grocery at 3109 Fe Madison Avenue.
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Austin BE. Swank
Everett
Bunday
Barto
John Turconte
Madison At
Illinois strengthens venereal disease controls with new report
Progress Illinois cites a state health department set of resolutions to stamp out venereal disease. Physicians druggists and hospital officials must report cases. reports are confidential and care should be under reputable physicians with hospitalization preferred. Infected individuals face occupation bans and relocation requires official permission and advance notice. Penalties reach 700 dollars or six months in jail.
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Illinois
Shehana
Chicago
Schuyler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York
Ferdinand King
BE. Saver
Boston
New York City
Owl Drug Co
Bart ‘S Drug Co
Swift's Pharmacy
Germans Foiled in Third Escape Bid at Fort Douglas
In Utah at Fort Douglas war camp internees nearly escaped as a tunnel 26 feet from completion was stopped after a guard inspected the area. The tunnel ran from a barracks door toward the camp outer wall, ending about 25 feet short of freedom.
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East Lake City
Utah
Fort Douglas
Old Soldiers Will Take Part in Funeral
The Grand Army of the Republic will participate in the funeral for Alonzo Wardall civil war veteran and former People's Party leader in the West. Services are set for Wednesday at 6 pm in the Theosophical Society rooms 5000 Arcade building. The body will be cremated.
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Alonzo Wardall
People's Party Movement
West
Roomea
The
Theosophical Society
5000 Arcade
Close Out Winter Hats and Velvet Shapes Sale Lots
Local retailer clears winter stock with two lots at extreme values. Pick No 1 or No 2 while supplies last with significant discounts on hats veils fabrics and clothing items for ladies and children. Includes embroi dery floss beaded nets aprons skirts dresses shoes and more to make room for spring stock.
Physicians Warn Against Substitutes for Nuxated Iron
Designated physicians warn the public that raw metallic iron differs from organic iron in Nuxated Iron. They urge buying organic Nuxated Iron or insisting the label shows Nuxated Tron to ensure proper absorption and health effects. Substitutes are cautioned as potentially harmful and less effective.
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Y. James Yraneta Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Weatheater County Hospital
Schuyler C. Jaques
Burgeon St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
New York City
Ferdinnd King
Rega
Sullivan
Wm. RR. Kerr
Chicago
Whit
A- Kerr
A. J. Newman
Jefferson Park
Pital
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