Battle of Arras Echoes Heavy Firing Across Front
Descriptions of intense combat and bombardment stretch for miles as German and Allied forces clash. Reports mention artillery duels, tracer fire, and widespread shelling signaling a fierce exchange near Arras.
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Boudin
Arras
Trea Merniei
Mlocentiers
Prikonery
Merillah
Lendlertow
Artiillery
Pereyra and War Leaders Speak Across Fronts
A wartime dispatch reports Pereyra and allied leaders urging defences and mobilization against enemies. It notes ministerial and presidential statements about sustaining resistance, industrial output, and support for troops, with calls to unite and honor obligations to the country amid ongoing front line pressures.
Soldiers suppress strike at Bertin weapon plant
German authorities seized control of the Theos Weapon and Munition factory in Bertin, forcing workers back to duty with threats of wage cuts. The move ended a major rifle production strike amid a broader wartime equipment shortage.
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Copenhagen
Theos
Bertin
Rike
Pawl Lee
Debating Big Army Scheme and Draft Pleas
Debates on a large army expansion and draft plea dominate discussions as officials weigh how to muster troops. Reports mention tax strikes and proposed levies on goods amid wartime mobilization and hospital redeployments for wounded soldiers.
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Wonabhaton
Tuury
Holden the great agricultural reformer reshapes farms
A profile of Professor Perry G. Holden, lauded as the leading American agricultural educator. He organized the Corn Growers association, promoted alfalfa in the Northwest, and electrified outreach via rail and auto campaigns. His efforts expanded farm prosperity, diversified crops, and boosted state economies from Iowa to Arkansas through mobilized farmer education and practical demonstrations.
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Perry G. Welden
Wumt
Profemeor Holfensys
Valen
Tlotden
Corntien
University of the Great Murdours
America
Univerity of
Trindla
Holden
Corn Growers Association
Corn Growers’ Association
Timote Club
State College
Tigol
Tittle
Michigan
Nmtter
Emi
Holdin Hut
Fielden
Chicago
Minnois
Iowa
Northwest
Irael
Inland Empire
Molden
S ix
Professor Ifolden
Arkansas
Little Rock
Union
Egypt's Old Civilization Emerges From Early Dynasties
An account traces Egyptian history back to 3800 B C as the first unified dynasty emerges, noting long centuries of progress before that date. It recalls Roman campaigns in Britain and their destruction of wigwam sites, the enduring pyramids at Giza, and Caesar borrowing the ancient Egyptian calendar predating the pyramids by about 13 centuries.
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Egypt
Britain
Bond Icen
Cirealir
Giza
Caesar
Freezone claims pain relief for corns and calluses
An advertisement promotes Freezone an instant corn and callus remover from a Cincinnati chemist. It promises painless relief with a couple of drops, shrivels the corn or callus so it loosens and lifts out, and claims no burning or irritation. Available at drugstores, or ask your pharmacist to order a bottle.
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Cincinnati
Adv
Our cat’s kittens prompt family hire quip
Maud exclaims a basket full of kittens from their cat and mother jokes about hiring a family. Maud notes it might be better to have them one at a time, while mother laughs at the idea.
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Mother
Boschee’s German Syrup Ad Promotes Colds Prevention
An advertisement touts Boschee’s German Syrup as a preventive for colds, throat and lung troubles amid variable climate. It claims fifty years of success, promises better sleep and morning expec toration, and notes availability from druggists in 25 and 75 cent bottles. A humorous aside about free lunches and patriotism closes the ad.
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Boschee
Civilized World
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Medicine Ad Experience
A 1916 testimonial from C B Kendall of Brnegat Montana praising Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a reliable kidney remedy. He notes eleven years in business with no negative talk about the product and urges readers to try a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York, promising a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Bottles priced at one dollar are sold at drug stores.
Both to Be Congratulated Show Sparks in Courtroom
Ariadne praises T for not marrying Percy citing his unreliability while Penelope questions the mock praise. A judge scolds Rimaler for crude remarks as a curious local scene unfolds. Snappy show turns to chatter about actors and romance, with josher and others commenting on performance and dialogue.
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Ariadne
Percy
Penelope
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