How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation
Canton Ohio readers are urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles to potentially avoid surgery. The ad cites testimonials from Mrs Mary Post and others, urging women to seek non surgical relief and consult Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance. The piece also includes an unrelated testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Medicine and a humorous quip.
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Canton
Ohio
Ming
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Mane
6Th St
N. E
Pinkham
Extradition Question Raised Over Kaiser Indictments
British and French authorities discuss extraditing the former German emperor who has been indicted three times for murder tied to wartime crimes. Legal experts differ on whether Germany’s consent is needed and whether a surrender is possible.
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Lalit
Inw
Clase
Avtiva
Cleht
Em Péter
Holland
Hietlund
Germany
M. Chienofin
Jarles Lyon
Jim Hohenzollern
Lyon-Oven
Edouard Cunet
Hase
Imprsalle
Eng Inn
Lusitania
Britons Move to Loan Transports for American Troops
British authorities reveal plans to use most transports for returning American forces. About 40,000 troops to be moved soon, including 12,000 already in training in England, with transports expected from embarkation ports. Also notes a Salt Lake City arrest of Maximilian Kasipmann, alias Mrs. Smith, described as a psychotherapist and involved in a hoax, held at a war prison with influenza pneumonia illness listed.
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New York
England
America
France
Huw
War Prison
Salt Lake City
Maximilian Kasipmann
Salt Lake
Taft Era Officials Discuss Transition at Peace Conference
In a New York address before editors, lawyers and bankers involved in international trade, Craton reported Attorney General Wickersham stating vice president Marshall would assume the presidency if Wilson leaves the United States for the peace conference.
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Marshall Wille
New York
George W. Wickersha
Taft Admin Craton
Council
Marshall
Str
Wilson
United States
Withdraw Troops From England In Landmark Postwar Plan
London reports a phased pullout of American troops from England with only a core medical unit and essential staff remaining. In Washington, the War Industries Board handed Chairman Baruch a “Loving Cup” funded by one dollar annual salaries from board members. The Four Minute Men will disband December 24 after completing their public information work. A nationwide tribute to James Whitcomb Riley occurred as a statue dedication in Indiana. Two new diplomatic envoys were presented to Secretary Lansing: Don Bertram Mathieu of One and Jacob Theodore Cremer of the Netherlands.
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Baruch
Washington
War Industries Board
Committee On Public Information
Ita
Creel
Tuendiy
Lansing
Don Bertram Mathieu
Jacob Theodore Cremer
Netherlands
Danderine Hair Dye Ad Claims Quick Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising rapid removal of dandruff and restore hair growth. It claims hair becomes light, fluffy, and lustrous after use, with new hair appearing in a few weeks and no itching. Also notes a glycetin plant in Japan with 800 tons monthly capacity.
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Knowlton
Owa
Japan
Eat a Tablet Dyspepsia Gone Relief Slogan
When meats hit back and your stomach is sour acid and bloated this ad promises instant relief from dyspepsia. It claims quick relief from heavy lumps of pain and headache caused by indigestion.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a pleasant harmless tablet that ends dyspepsia and upset stomachs promptly. It claims instant ease with little cost at drug stores and adds a witty remark about expressions of thanks.
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Pape
Stray Sorties Recalls A Schoolroom Verse Incident
A student recalls teacher Little Girk-Weill testing pupils in poetry Cesabanca and prompting a response about the bar on the burning deck. The pupil explains the joke and the punishment of standing in the corner in this memory of a Stray Sorties reflection.
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Girk—Weill
Cesabanca
Lives 200 Years The Haarlem Cure Attributed To Kidney Disease Relief
A fragmented ad style note claims a Haarlem product offers “infallible relief” for kidney and bladder disorders with long life testimonials. It mentions back pain headaches digestion and frequent urination as ailments purportedly cured by the remedy, urging readers to try the oil.
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Holland
Natural Proving Hearings and Silent Distant Judgments
An unclear dialogue fragment hints at claims of death and grave distress. The text conveys skepticism about flattering self-perception and warns against believing praise without proof. No concrete names, places, or dates are present.
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Charles W. Anderson
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F. M
Sarah Purdum
Red Cross
Oa Hey
HALL
Tse
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Tie
Bright
Tae Dean
Idaho
J. W. Webete
Ster
Eighth
Lewiston
Dean
Dean’s
Doan
Shan Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
David Roberts
Grand Ave
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Vous
Crete
Alecnewe Wa Cticretes
Kaiser
London
Bolte Whith
Catps
Riey. Greenflell
Ind
Te United States
Hawaii
James Whitcomb Rules
Indiana
Coe
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Spohn'’S
Poun Medical CO
Goshen, Ind
Trude
Cutter
Cal
Chicago
Aenggisia
Eatante Remedy Co
Giis
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