Wartime England Faces Peerage Crisis and Boy Scout Valor
The article discusses titles without heirs in England risking extinction and proposes auctioning them to American buyers to fund new aristocracy. It praises the Boy Scouts for aiding Britain in World War I, noting their efficiency in mail, Red Cross work, potato digging, patrols, and coastal watch duties.
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England
Europe
Boy Scouts
Manchester
Red Cross
Tomorrow Tomorrow Seepage and a Busy Man Cheer Up
A reflective column riffs on delaying plans and facing the present with a parable about tomorrow never arriving. It cites a Pittsburg wife who defied her husband with a dental ruse and notes Mr Busy Man’s fixed chairs. The piece ends with a light note predicting strawberries soon.
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Pittsburg
The Editor's Mail and Cry for Help notice
A note invites public opinion on any matter of interest with 150 words or less. The Star mentions a cry for help and a first page notice in tonight's edition.
Iron Remedies Promise Strength and Endurance Claims
In a bold testimonial style, an advertisement advocates nuxated iron as a superior iron supplement. It claims rapid strength gains, better endurance, and relief from nervous and digestive issues when taken as directed. The piece warns against older iron forms and asserts a money back offer if goals aren’t met.
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Bauer
Hartel Drag Co
Swift
All Fair in Ye A Dear Friend Misa Grey
A reader writes about a landlady accusing innocence and seeking vindication. Several questions follow on topics from stolen pictures to lost love, child welfare, and legal paternity. Advice panels provide cautious guidance and emphasize reporting abuse and consulting authorities.
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Misa Grey
Germanys Fourth Ally Named Liechtenstein
Berlin february 11 germany has four allies austria hungary turkey bulgaria liechtenstein entry of liechtenstein into the war counterbalances the allies gains from san marino. liechtenstein is eleven miles long and twelve hundred feet to six miles wide, near switzerland and tyrol with sixty two men in its regular army.
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San Marino
Italy
Switzerland
Tyrol
Lake of Constance
Carranza Strain Deepens With Guatemala Conflict
Reports aboard the steamship Pennsylvania say unrest grows as exiled leader Carranza sends troops into Guatemala to hunt bandits without Guatemala's permission, straining relations between the two nations.
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Exice
Guatemala
Pennnsylvania
Carranza
Oddities in Marriage Customs and Local Snippets
A collage of fragmented notes from a local Sunday paper recounts early marriage trends in India, a Calcutta state shock, and a plea for a caregiver for an eight year old. It also recalls Gideon assembling faithful men, a sensational family outrage, and social gossip about a wedding gift.
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Lago
Billie Moore
Aberdeen
India
Calcutta
Deni
Gideon
Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair
A healthful tip recommends avoiding harsh soaps and alkali for hair care. Use pure coconut oil as a greaseless, inexpensive alternative that cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, and manageable. It removes dust, dirt, and dandruff and lasts months when shared in a family.
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D. T. Freeburg
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