Principal reshuffle in ship board and government role shifts
Fragmentary report describes Edward No Hurley as appointed chair of the Shipping Board and outlines a broad reorganization including Admiralty oversight, potential resignations of generals, and changes to wartime governance. It mentions Captain Jake White, Rear Admiral Westington L Cop, and President Wilbur with unclear dates and scattered names.
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Edward No Hurley
Shipping Board
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War talk and peace pleas from Copenhagen Advices
fragmentary OCR notes quote Mungery Anady and Rumpest on the Sluniterion preider and Comet Morin Banerhang. It includes defiant lines about waging war and a promise of resilience, mentioning Gur Grade Manifests and Benaraide pouce with unclear context.
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Mungery
Copenhagen
Rumpest
Preider
Fragmented Seams of War Time News and Names
The article, garbled with many misspellings, references various places and people including Banat Band, Nogales, and A. Magnerian Moreno as president. It mentions ships, strikes, a war context, and dates around July. The text blends several topics in a single unreadable block with scattered proper nouns.
Russia Names New Dictator in Wartime Governace
A chaotic dispatch reports Russia naming a new dictator to impose order both at the front and at home. The document cites military control, emergency powers, and a provisional government, with fears of counterrevolution amid arrests and mobilization as leaders consolidate authority.
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Mae
Russia
Indians Useful in France Let Enlisted Soldiers Leave There
In France the American expeditionary force and Canarians are praised for excellent work in scouting No Man's Land. The piece notes formation of higher or enlisted firms and formal reintegration after service. It highlights effective cooperation and notable accomplishments of troops in the field.
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Scotting
No Man's Tal
Unclear fragment about Missouri filing quota and statement
Fragmentary text mentions Franklin Polk and Missouri quota details, rough references to a Daly statement and a regular article. Entities and facts are obscured, reader cannot determine event, date, or outcome from the readable portion.
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Minsouri
Lovie
Luther Burbank Sickness Report Incoherent Archive Note
Fragmented OCR text mentions Luther Burbank and medical symptoms in an unclear report. Details are garbled, but appears to describe illness and aid or remedies as part of a dated historical clipping. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Food Control Bill Moves Through Senate Amid War Measures
Washington reports the food and fuel control bill nears passage in the Senate. The plan centralizes authority for prices and requisitioning with a three member food board and wartime food authority. Congress debates amendments as the House version is reconciled. Master district lists will soon reach exemption boards to start conscription sittings. Silent picketing at the White House by the Women’s party continues with police instructed to tolerate banners except when crossing lines of decorum.
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Food Board
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Senate
Steonnemibiey
France
Maryland
Hardwick
Georets Penrod
Pennsaylvanias Bowes
Minianus Sherman
Uiinebs
Sutherland
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Virghale
Neue Duthor
Panurene
War Department
Crowder
White House
Women's Party
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Sderetooi
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Sen ‘Werdo
Charles S Ward Led Red Cross Fund Drive in One Week
Charles S Ward, international secretary of the YMCA, spearheaded a campaign that raised 100 million dollars for the American Red Cross in one week, surpassing the goal. His vast collecting force achieved record totals across numerous countries.
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Charles S. Ward
YM. C. A
American Red Cross
Siam Declares War on Germany and Austria Allies
London reports Siam joins the Allies declaring war on Germany and Austria, with nine steamers seized and a focus on upholding international law and humanity. England plans a large war credit vote rising to unprecedented levels to sustain the war effort.
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Germany
Austria
London
Sam
Uanekok
Siam
England
Drought Damages Crops Across Multiple Regions
Fragmented report describes continued dry weather harming crops in Minneapatia and Minnewete areas. Notes rain scarcity, levee concerns, and local boards to examine officers. Mentions Washington provisional measures and camp activities with July 21 date.
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Minnewete
Lybotes
Meniana
Norwok
Ennilkdates
Varios Af Beta
Idaho Counties Fill Draft Quotas Amid War Mobilization
The article notes that several Idaho counties including Bonner Canyon Malo Payette and Bulse have furnished their draft quotas for the selective service. It explains the drawing process completion under General Crowder and outlines how local boards will certify results and summon men for examination, with priority determined by the established list.
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Bolse
Idaho
Bonner
Canyon
Malo
Payette
Bulse Ety
General Crowder
Miners Flocking to Arizona in Copper Camp
Miners are arriving in the Warren district at about fifty daily seeking work in Bisbee mines and mills. They come from Texas Oklahoma Michigan and other states after being examined by the local investigation board of citizens.
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Arizona
Bisbee
Warren
Texas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Investigation Board of Elitiens
Fight Grief That Is Not Actual
Quotation on letting present happiness endure despite distant imagined troubles. The author argues many sorrows are shadows of our own mind, not real threats, urging focus on the now rather than anticipated losses.
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Sidney Smith
Handed the Wrong Package in Courier Journal Caption
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a mix up where a recipient expected cinnamon but received pepper, described with a quirky quotation about women as the spice of life. The brief underscores a mistaken delivery and humorous reaction.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
A Friend's Advice and a New Beginning
Louisville woman shares a personal recovery story from female troubles and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits relief from operation fears and restored strength to the remedy. Also mentions Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney issues with sample offers and physician contact.
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Louisville
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pound
Nellie FishBack
Christy Ave
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
As3
Boy Wants German Flag to Tear It Up
Four year old Charles Morris of Cannelton Indiana entered a local shop selling Allied flags and asked for a German Hag for a pen ny. The clerk questioned the request and the boy declared he intended to tear it up, revealing no pro German sentiment.
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Charles Morris
Jesse B. Morris
Cannelton
Ind
Indianapolis News
Charles
Cuticura Ad Promises Quick Pimples Cure
For pimply faces an easy speedy way to remove pimples and blackheads. Smear affected surfaces with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water bathing some minutes. Repeat night and morning. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept L Boston Sold everywhere.
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Boston
Poison gas for highwaymen and the railway car
A George W. Meyers invention described in Popular Science Monthly proposes gas blinds for robbers. Two cyanide or potassium gas tanks under pressure within the car release fumes through a perforated pipe around the door when guards trigger valves, creating a deadly cloud that cannot penetrate a gas-tight car door.
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George W. Meyers
United States Army
Popular Science Monthly
Meyers
Absent-Minded Parson Ends Prayer With By the Way
A parson known for absent mindedness would forget parts of his sermon then return to add remarks with by the way. After finishing a prayer he sat down puzzled, then stood and pointed at the congregation declaring Oh by the way Amen. The remark surfaces in Harper's Magazine with a wry note on Worth.
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Harper’s Magazine
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