Wounded Soldiers Seek Personal Farms Under Plan
From Reed Hospital in Kington the Red Cross notes wounded veterans want plots for truck gardens. Maj Handa outlines government farming allotments for recon class men with two medical officers supervising and options for academic study. courses cover beekeeping seeds soils fertilizers home and farm management. A grain spring farm drive is planned as wounds heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Red Cross
Reed Hospital
Handa
Maj
Trenton
N. J
Portugal Revolt Crushed and Reestablished in Lisbon
In Oporto the republic has been completely re established. Insurrectional monarchist government members arrested and all their troops dispersed or arrested according to an official statement from LISBON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Oporto
Nature's Safe Blood Treatment Promoted by S. S. S.
Advertises S. S. S as a purely vegetable blood purifier. Claims to build up the body, remove impurities, and treat rheumatism catarrh scrofula sores ulcers and blood disorders. Provides address for correspondence in Atlanta Georgia.
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S. S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Financial Fragments and Ambiguous Measurements
A fragmented text sequence lists monetary values such as 34.50 32.50 20.50 21.75 14.75 10.50 and an 88.75 near unclear notes about lining and air tight wording. The readable items resemble price-like figures without clear context or identifiable entities.
Famous Bald Head Debuts in Met Show Furs and Frills
America's famed bald head Michard Carle opens in the Metropolitan show Furs and Frills at the Met. Claude EB MacArthur, a blond bearded pianist and composer, headlines a varied bill with Carle, Hatty Fox, Jay Filwood, and Martha Craver among notable cast. A Russian sable coat plot centers the musical, with two acts at a conservatory and Carle's home.
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America
Michard Carle
Metropolitan
Carle
Tella
Seattle
Claude EB. MacArthur
MacArthur
Hatty Fox
Jay Fiwood
George Bogues
Milt Dawson
Martha Craver
Clara Palmer
Nes
Bogues
Melodic voyage stirs amusement at Levy's Orpheum
The musical farce Melody sails through Levy's Orpheum this week as Ike and Mike, rumored to be on a hunt, are found aboard a San Francisco bound boat with Mike’s wife and a moving picture queen. Mischief and comedy unfold amid the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody
Levy
Orpheum
Ike
Mike
San Francisco
Stomach trouble of many years cured by pink pills claim
An advertisement asserts nervous indigestion yields to a blood builder and nerve tonic. It cites Lena Lazier of Fort Wayne Indiana, saying twelve years of nervousness and indigestion improved after one week of Dr Williams Pink Pills. The copy touts the pills as a blood builder, nerve tonic, with no opiates and offers free books and mail order options.
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Lena Lazier
Fairfield Avenue
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dr. Williams
Pink Pilla
Dr. Williama Medicine Co
Schenectady
Elia Dr. Williams
Pink
Russell Shines in Wilkes Comedy Elixir of Youth
Howard Russell delivers standout comic performance in the Wilkes Players production The Elixir of Youth It follows Dr Smith and his friend Gen Linney who drinks a youth potion and reappears as an infant The cast also includes Ivan Miller Norman Feuster Erman Seavey Cecil Kirke Fanchon Everhart Grace Huff Cornelia Glass and Jane Darwell.
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Howard Russell
Wilkes
Smith Howard Russell
Gen. Linney
Ivan Miller
Dr. Smith
Russell
Wilkes Players
Norman Feuster
Erman Seavey
Cecil Kirke
Fanchon Everhart
Grace Huff
Cornelia Glass
Jane Darwell
Number 13 Was Lucky for Him
Frank Bauder of South Williamsport has endured the superstition of the number 13 throughout his military life. He registered as 1313 at Camp Meade on Feb 14, traveled to Baltimore, sailed for France, and arrived at the front on Sept 12. Bauder fought in 16 battles and escaped uninjured, proving the unlucky number has not harmed him.
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John B. Hymer
Orpheum
Moore Theatre
Tom Walker
Dixie
Walker
George McKay
Ottie Ardine
McKay
Mise Ardine
Jean Rotini
Hein
Miles Mane
Turner
Grace
Scott Gibson
Firenck’sa Tironze
Letograph
Oak Theatre
Monte Carter
Carter
Lone
May
Lew White
Oscar Gerard
Bnt
Seattle
del Bates
Lou Davis
Tiewsie HL
Blanche Dillmore
Mollie Mack
Frank Bauder
South Williamsport
Camp Meade
Baltmore
France
Harold Bauer
New York
Philharmonic Society
Love Spurned Fire Follows in Chicago Boarding House
John George, rejected by Cora Cazra of 1913 Warren Ave, sent a bomb from her room at Mrs Beanie Hall. The explosion shattered windows and furniture, set a mattress on fire, and left Cora unconscious. Firefighters extinguished the blaze. John George is missing.
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Katette House
Am Palace Hip
Miss House
Hal
Frances
Mies Frances
Bell & Ables
Miss Irma
Conner
Charlies King
Virginia Thornton
Victor Donald
Chuma
Ruth Page
Chicago
John George
Cora Cazra
Beanie Hall
Warren Ave
John
Cora
Bom
First Distinguished Service Cross Presented to Enlisted Man
Washington February 17 The first Distinguished Service Cross awarded to an enlisted man for overseas gallantry was worn by Corp Newell F B Davis Rochester NY at Walter Reed Hospital where he recuperates from wounds. Gen Pershing cited Davis for rescuing a wounded comrade at Cantigny under machine gun fire.
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Washington
Corp. Newell FB. Davis
Rochester
N. Y
28Th Infantry
Walter Reed Hospital
Gen. Pershing
Davie
Cantigny
Remarkable Phosphate Promises to Boost Vitality and Flesh
An old promotional piece touts a French scientist Pe leus discovery of an organic phosphate that supposedly becomes nerve tissue. It claims Dr Albert Robin's research supports use for neurasthe nia fatigue insomnia and thinness. The ad urges readers to buy Bitro-Phosphate tablets, saying one per meal can restore sleep and energy, with caution about misuse for unnecessary weight gain.
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Peleus
Albert Robin
Academy of Medicine
Paris
Hosapitala
Drumgiata
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Axminster
First Avenue
Pike St
Moore
Henry Sherr
George
Leo May
Ted Almark
Winter Garden
Levy's
Indiana
Wwilliamsport
Bauder
U. S
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Lees
Aeolin Hall
Symphony Society of New York
Walter Damrosch
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Leopold Stokowek
Orchestra Hall
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Eric de Lamarter
Harold Hauver
Saint-Saens
Aeolia Company
Steinway, Weber, Steck and Stroud
Stroud
Sherman, Clay & Co
Pacific Coast
Sherman
Player Music
Enue
Pine
Tacoma
Portland
Washington State
Discase
United States War Department
Arthur
Harold Watron
Harry Gotfredson
Ted M. Johnson
Wenatchee Hickleton
Next _of Kin
Mra. W
Watson
Albert Gotfredson
Henry Miller
Roslyn
Pegrer
Charles W. Toone
Olympica
Joseph M. Coffey
Okanogan
John W. Marin
Vancouver
Charles W. McCarty
Ceeeres
Corp. Talley HM
Oliveros
Slightly
Madison V. Crim
Ceases Woodinville
Dalton
Orion W. Crows
Walla Walls
Ernest I. Guthrie
Wenatchee
James C. Miller
Elva I. Rone
Sarah J
Robertson W. Crim
Mra
Booth Dalton
W. KB. Cross
Geneva Guthrie
Albert Hansen
Dr. J. Brown
Third
Madison
PISO
Northwest
Star
Painless Proctor Sterling Dentists
Pike
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