Big Sugar Beet Factory for Delta Utah
Delta Commercial Club of Delta Utah announces plans for a sugar beet factory near Delta. The notice describes location on 125 miller feet of water frontage along the Salt Lake Route, irrigation from 114000 acres, rich loam soil, cool climate, and near coast market. It invites inquiries and lists land rentals and show windows of improved land.
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Delta
Utah
wesTere
Palen Kents
de Pepern
Balt Lake
Salt Lake
Delta Commercial Club
Tokyo Streets A Puzzle From a Made Up Town
Fragmentary reminiscence on Tokyo with scattered phrases about streets and districts around the imperial palace. The tale shifts to a burglary report involving Jenale AleAlpin Dain in La, describing a dramatic confrontation and escape scene before a stage curtain of New Orleans Thowelicap Aten closing words.
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Tokyo
Japan
Getram
Theo
Imperial Palace
Mies
Jenale
AleAlpin
The Price of Wieder and the Truth of Life
Fragmentary passage discusses truth and mortality including a quote attributed to David Starr Jordan. The text reflects on living experiences shaping reality and the cost of understanding, with garbled phrasing and unclear context. Names are partially discernible but not fully reliable.
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Wieder
Sauthur
Abu
Hs Urain
David Starr Jordan
Thieem Hunreremitie Hvertewed Be tren five year old out
A confused scene unfolds as a five year old and her uncle confront an aunt named Bernice in a tense moment. Frontlin arrives with a batten and asks Bernice to button a dent before giving a stern reminder to remember their aunt in a future moment.
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Frontlin
Berenice
Bernice
Iklin
Carrota and Milade Items Spark Gentle Cheerfulness
Fragmentary note mentions Carrota and Carrote with cheerfulness to the gray ates. Otherwise they are of little use philedo Milade.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Makes Child Cure Claim
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for children and adults. It emphasizes ease of use, full dosing directions on the bottle, and portrays it as a remedy for stomach and bowel cleansing while recalling past use of calomel.
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California
Gave His Cane Away in Kerrville Note
A Kerrville Texas reader recalls suffering from kidney and rheumatic troubles years ago and being bent over by illness. He reports using Dodd's Kidney Pills which restored him to health and strength. The letter urges readers to trust the remedy and identify the product as DODD'S Kidney Pills.
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BP. Hintop
Kerrville
Texas
Dodd
Dodd's
Mr. Benton
Quandary Notes on Spenson and a Ten Dollar Bill
In Quandary the speaker reflects on Spenson's tough tale and admits being affected. A ten dollar bill changes hands, provoking thoughts on not lending a quarter and finding a fitting sense to respond. The fragment hints at conflict over lending and reaction to Spenson's story.
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Spenson
Soothes Itching Scalp Advertisement Script
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment to relieve itching on retiring and spots on the scalp. It advises daily use for toilet purposes and offers free samples by mail with a postcard to Cutburn Boston. The snippet also includes two unrelated dialogue lines about social welfare and a character named Buggion.
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Cutburn
Dept. L
Boston
Adv
Care Carets Promote Fast Relief for Bilious Illness
Advert says Care Carets cleanse the stomach and bowels, relieve biliousness, headache, sour undigested food, and foul breath. It claims the box costs 1 cent with results within hours and that the remedy clears the head, sweetens the stomach, and keeps bowels regular for months. Also includes a Bryoning Magazine quote and a moral remark.
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Siur
Nations Notified U5 Will Fight U5 Against Germany
The United States government announced in March that armed guards would accompany American merchant ships sailing through the high seas zone. The notice, sent to all embassies and legations, will be transmitted to Germany via the Swedish minister. Details remain secret as officials weigh naval defense plans amid submarine threats.
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Washington
United States
Meérshanten
State Department
Germany
Offigiata
Labor Pledges Aid In War From Trade Unions
Washington delegates representing more than 150 unions affiliated with the American Federation of Labor and five unaffiliated groups voted unanimously to offer national services in every field of activity if the United States enters war. About 3,000,000 American workers are represented in the conference.
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Trade Uniona
Washington
America
United States
American Federation of Labor
Great Railroad Brotherhoods
Threat of rail strike looms over eight hour talks
Reports from railroad circles warn of a nationwide strike if eight hour day demands are not settled at a conference between railroad managers and four brotherhoods. Agents say managers warned union leaders could plan a strike Saturday night if no agreement is reached. Germany seeks treaty amendments to shield Germans in the United States from arrest during war and ensure safe conduct to home ports.
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New Yorker
Brotherhoods
Tjen
Yeatlroad Presidenta
Mendox
Washington
Germany
United
Southeastern
Southwest
St. Louis
Patrol Boats Planned Amid Rebel Turmoil
The navy department moves toward contracting 100 high speed coast patrol boats in a new design. Ex mayor Havank-Caluecero Acoste of Marlene, joined by a captain and a sergeant, surrendered at Cuanejey after being wounded in the clash with the Manoon government forces.
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Navy Department
Jek
Havank
Caluecero Acoste
Marlene
Manoon
Cuanejey
Ombeested Hoo Hoos Funda Charged with Embezzlement
Loute William M Stevenson of the Concatenated Order of Hew Hoon faced a deferred charge after pleading guilty to an embezzlement count involving $78 from the order.
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William M. Stevenson
He Orden Bembener
Thaw Trial Proceedings Reported Amid Closely Guarded Session
Philadelphia jury heard the Thaw case in a closed March sitting as the Teskey case against Harry K. Thaw moved forward two weeks after Mire Mary Copley Thaw’s action. In Albany, a plan for a statewide referendum on woman suffrage was approved by the senate 39 to 7 for next November’s election.
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Philadelphia
Alx
Teskey
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Atbany
Senate
Hope War Averted as Naval Attaches Called to Conference
London reports the arrival of Count von Bernstorff in Europe prompts neutral naval attaches to be summoned for a conference on the submarine blockade. The discussions follow tensions between Germany and the United States with U boat warfare cited as the deciding factor for war or peace.
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Europe
Vor Sernstortt
London
Count von Hernatoeft
United States
Ole Shipping Gazette
Houter
Christiania
St Il
Count von Hernstorff
Germany
Alperien
Copenhagen
Berlin
Thaw Declared Lunatic by Philadelphia Court
Harry K Thaw was adjudged lunatic by the common pleas court on March 13 and cannot be taken to New York for trial on assault charges against Freder eck Gump Jr a Kansas City high school student. He will be kept at St Marys hospital pending removal to a Pennsylvania asylum after a lunacy commission report.
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Philadelphia
Harry K.thaw
New York
Fredereck Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Thaw
St. Mary's Hospital
Pennsylvania
Trainmen Prepare Nationwide Strike Plan March Seventeen
Local Southeastern and Southwest unions report agreement on a nationwide walkout set for March seventeenth unless eight hour day terms are granted. State department notes forecast of Belgian relief withdrawal and Brand Whitlock’s Brussels departure amid German submarine pressure after futile talks on federal aid law.
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Washington
Brand Whitlock
Brussels
State Department
Lincoln
Nep
Warks
Divorce Bill Signed Lowers residency for divorce in Idaho
Governor Alexander signed a bill in Boise reducing the residency requirement from six months to one year for divorce. The law does not take effect for elk months. Princes to Lose British Titles Lords debate second reading to strip titles from royal princes after promise to refer bill for further committee review.
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Boise
Alexander
London
House of Lords
Dental Aid Sought in National Volunteer Drive
A New York appeal requests nationwide donations to support a voluntary dental aid program. Three volunteers were rejected for defective truth and quality after scrutiny by the Turnkey under the National Security League.
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New York
Dont Ita
Cotmiry
Woluntary
National Security League
Nine Injured as Fire Blocks Downtown Front
Nine people injured and twenty three overcome by smoke were hospitalized after a downtown fire that blocked traffic. Property damage is estimated near 125000 dollars as cleanup begins.
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Los Angus
Idaho State News Prominent Idaho Events Reported
Idaho reports plans for the Pocatello Mint show during the week of April 2. Potatoes shipments reach 3,400 cars with 6,027 cars projected. Pocatello discusses a new municipal market and a major theater project in Nampa. Boxing results record Al Sommers’ win in Wallace. Wilhelmy released on bond in Pocatello.
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Pocatello Mint
Idaho
Growera
Kmport
Rupert
Lorenzo
Christensen
Shelley
Wiro
Pocatello
al Sommers
Jack Torres
Wallace
Nampa
W.il. Wilhelmy
Wilhelmy
Bower Wholesale Company
Thomas Ferguson
George Johnson
Pentecostal Mission of Star
S. J. Donaldson
Southern Idaho Producers’ Association
Chicago
Woodson Jeffeys
Second
Idaho Regiment
Weiser
Rupert Commercial Club
Lewiston
Minidoka Project
A. N. Gregg
Twin Falls
D. Landreth Seed Co
Bristol
Methodist
Ladlew Ald Society
Meridian
Potatello
Bar
Supreme Court
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Charles Wall
South Mountain
Paraxip Peak
Scribe Son Reflects on Magazine Prestige and Choices
A fragment notes Scribe son speaking of writing for a leading magazine while dismissing an inferior one. The Birmingham Age-Herald is referenced as the context for evaluating publication status and rival outlets.
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Scribeson
Birmingham Age-Herald
Dealing With Life's Tasks
Take things as they come if you know what to do with them when they come. If not, make them come in the manner or quantity that you can handle them.
Woman in Fulton Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Fulton New York woman recounts severe female weakness lasting over a year. She says doctors advised an operation but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health, enabling her to work again.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Neue Paevps
R. A. Rider
R.F.D. No. 6
Fulton
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinklesin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Impractical Estimate and Pacifist Jokes in Odd Ad Text
The fragment mentions a boy asking about a pacifist and defines one as a man who thinks war is a rough form of our sport. a quip about police stopping it. It references pelleted liver pills from four decades ago used to regulate linen and havela tAdv, in a miscellaneous ad-style snippet.
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Revere
WAR MAKES MEN EPILEPTIC APPEAL FOR COUNTRY HOME
An appeal in the London Times by Lieut. Col. Sir John Cotlie calls for establishing a country home to treat war damaged men whose nerves are shattered and who fear conscription. Doctors link epilepsy and hysteroepilepsy to front-line injuries and stress from trench warfare.
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London Times
Sir John Cotlie
John
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