Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Bookends Stomach Relief Claim
County attorney's wife reports dramatic benefit from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy prompting an order for more treatments. The letter from Hines cites near miraculous results and resolution of digestive distress after meals. Also noted is a York Pa contractor who saved himself from choking using a crooked dipper, sustaining throat injuries.
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Hines
Mayr
Adv
Charles Giese
York
Gise
Wheat glut and future prospects amid world war disruption
A grain expert notes about two billion bushels of wheat from warring nations are tied up, roughly half the world’s output. He warns of a potential one billion bushel deficit even if a half-crop is produced next year, highlighting the United States Canada and Argentina as critical to filling gaps and urging expanded production to meet postwar demand. He stresses Canada’s opportunity to boost wheat and other outputs under favorable conditions.
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United States
Canada
Argentina
His Tour. lou at any one place. What is he do "'e anyway?
A fragment notes confusion over a traveling figure labeled lou and questions his purpose while constantly on the wing. The text reflects a casual observer’s interest in the subject’s itinerant census work.
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Lou
Fragments Mention Free Trial Offer For Skincare
An unclear ad style note promises pimples may come and suggests trying Cuticure for free while implying more skin care steps. No verifiable persons or organizations are clearly identified.
Alpine troops called to colors for 45 days defense
The Alpine troops born in 188-s have been summoned by the Malian war department for forty five days from April 16 to defend mountain passes into Italy. The force includes eight regiments of infantry, two regiments of mountain artillery, and fortress and horse artillery units. In Brownsville officials fear Villa forces may shell Mata moras after a costly attack with 100 reported Villa dead and 400 wounded. Carranza losses were ten dead and forty five wounded.
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War Department
Brownsville
Tex
Villa
Matamoras
Carranza
Cost of Feeding Belgians Reaches Twenty Million Delivered
A financial report from the American commission for relief in Belgium shows twenty million dollars worth of foodstuffs delivered since the commission began. About nineteen million dollars worth is en route or stored for future shipment, with six hundred thousand dollars from benevolent contributions and the remainder from banking arrangements.
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London
American Commission For Relief In
Belgium
The
Commission
Prinz Eitel Friedrick to be interned at Newport News
Washington reports indicate the German commerce destroyer Prinz Eitel Friedrich will be interned at Newport News within days by government order. Officials say a repair deadline nears and once it expires, Commander Thierichens must sail within 24 hours or face internment of ship and crew for the war.
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Washington
Newport News
Thierichens
Appropriations Likely To Fall Short Of 1913 Level
LincolnNeb It is likely appropriations this session will be less than 8,100,000 total two years ago. The amount of the 1915 aggregate drop and what portion can endure in conference committees remains undecided. The house has passed 25 appropriation bills totaling 24,442,000, with seven bills already enacted by the senate and signed by the governor.
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Lincoln
House
Senate
Dope Law Warns of Prices Rising on Streets
In Omaha the dope law exists but is not in force. Dealers push drugs on the streets with prices jumping from 15 to 50 cents. The text notes the increase and ongoing street peddling despite the law.
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Omaenha
Record Crop Prospects and Milk Market Fears At Berlin
Farmers and dairy dealers fear a milk famine as the milk market tightens. They appeal to the capital’s board of trade to curb skimmed milk use and reduce transport. Also reported are Red Cross efforts in Serbia and a Mexico City incident involving U S flag insult in Zapata aggression.
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board @ trade of the
Eren
Ealers
Aly
Ships Sink In Atlantic Liner Losses Reported
Western Newspaper Union reports heavy British losses as German submarines sink the African liner Palaha and the British steamer Aguila. Falaba also torpedoed with 90 crew and about 160 passengers. 140 rescued, eight died later. Aguila crew and passengers lost. survivors include 23 crew and all passengers. Authorities cite attempts to flee, submarines pursuing, amid broader wartime dangers. Also note alarming reports of Kurdish uprisings threatening Christians and aid to missions in Persia.
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Union News Service
London
Palaha
Aguila
Liverpool
Lisbon
Falaba
St. George's Channel
Ceaea
Tallermany
Wesern
Tx Bidekade
Birthday of oldest citizen celebrated in beach village
Report of a birthday in a seaside town where the oldest resident turned one hundred ten. A somber, long-faced man beside the celebrant is identified as the son-in-law who has paid for certain life insurance matters. The scene includes small talk about moving pictures and domestic scenes as townsfolk speculate on fortunes and family ties.
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Hredder
Ben Dred
Minneapolis Journal
Submarine Missing in Harbor Depths Reported
Washington broadside notes Rear Admiral Moore cabled the Navy Department that the missing submarine F-4 sunk in the harbor has risen in fifty fathoms of water. No details released. Twenty one men on board presumed lost as naval officers abandon hope.
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Washington
Moore
Hondgill
Navy Départment
Fhursday
British Losses Reported After Neuve Chapelle Fight
British public reaction notes large losses after Neuve Chapelle in France. Official 1400 British prisoners and German losses around 18 000 are cited amid heavy bombardment. Publics expect further casualties as 12 906 meters of ground gained is mentioned and casualty lists grow with hundreds named.
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Condon
Neuve Chapelle
France
Germass
Iisa
Pritieh
Remor
Senator Pomerene Calls Presidential Primary Unconstitutional
Senator Pomerene of Ohio, once a strong advocate for a presidential primary for 1916, now says Congress lacks power to establish a presidential primary and that a constitutional amendment or state control is required. He discussed the matter with President Wilson, who supported a primary in his annual message.
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Washington
Pomerene
Ohio
Congress
Wilson
Prospect of Record Wheat Crop in 1915 Expected
Chicago reports indications point to a record wheat crop in 1915 though some experts warn estimates are uncertain. Bartlett Frazier and Co chief statistician B W Snow cautions guesses are risky due to weather, with potential yields from 500 million to 900 million bushels depending on conditions.
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Chicago
B. W. Snow
Bartlett, Frazier and Company
Despair grows as divers find old anchor misidentified
In Honolulu a dredger chain fouling on the ocean floor off the harbor led divers to conclude the missing United States submarine F 4 was not found. Resources had been used in the effort to recover the craft, but the object turned out to be an old anchor from the battleship Oregon.
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Honolulu
United States
California
Oregon
Give Yourself a Fair Chance for Health
Content suggests a health-centered message about digestion liver activity and bowel regularity as keys to vitality. It reads as promotional aiming to evoke natural wellness and a call to action for improving bodily functions.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Tonic for digestive vigor
A historical advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic to aid digestion and restore health. Claiming to be an appetizer and strength maker, it promotes overall vigor of the digestive system.
Yaqui uprising grips Hermosillo and state capital
Rioting and executions shake the Yaqui in Hermosillo as Governor Maytoresia remains captive in the state palace. Rebels hold power while reports say efforts to rally other tribes continue and disturbances spread to local settlements.
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Hermosillo
Méex
Maytoresia
Indiana
Nebraska Press Association sets April session program
The Nebraska Press association plans a three day session in Omaha on April 19 20 and 21 with C C Johns of Grand Island as secretary The first afternoon is the pioneers session featuring talks on pioneer newspaper making by old editors A medal will be awarded to the oldest editor or publisher in the state The program includes a prize event and discussions of frontier journalism Meanwhile a dispatch from Copenhagen via Reuters reports unrest in southern Persia with plundering and killings of Christians as war relief efforts proceed
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Omaha
Nebraska Press Association
C.C. Johns
Grand Island
Nebraska
Submarine F-4 Reported Lost Near Honolulu Harbor
The American submarine F-4 submerged at 9 16 AM Thursday two miles off Honolulu harbor and had not reappeared by nightfall. It was later located at a depth of 120 fathoms with fears that its tanks had burst and the crew were in danger.
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Honolulu
Abtieeb
Acta Tomaa
Women to Take Men’s Places In Italy Mobilisation
A Rome movement seeks to substitute women for men in case of full national mobilisation. The effort envisions women filling roles normally held by men to ensure continued government and industry operations.
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Rome
Italy
Attack on Matemoras Opens Rivalry on Texas Border
General Villa launches a push on Matemoras opposite Brownéyillé Texas to gain undisputed control of the border near the American frontier after Piedras Negras loss. Nuevo Laredo and Matemoras remain as ports with a small garrison at the former. Two civil war nurses in Nebraska are among 282 honored by Red Cross memorial dedication. Physicians oppose rum sales as Britain debates wartime alcohol policy.
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Matemoras
Washington
General Villa
Brownéyillé Tex
Piedras Negras
Texas
Carranza
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoras
Nebraska
Red Cross
Clarissa E. Hobbs
Omaha
Mary L Parker
Columbus
London
War Office
Great Britain
Flour Shipment to Europe Signals U S Grain Demand
Commerce Department report notes a single sale of flour to continental Europe as evidence of ongoing American grain demand during wartime.
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Europe
Washington
Commerce Department
Continental
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