Woman recovers with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Mrs. Alonzo E. Baker of Adrian Michigan describes fatigue faintness and inability to stand. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months she reports lasting improvement and renewed strength. The ad promotes the remedy for female ailments and suggests consulting the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Alonzo E. Baker
Tecumseh St. Adrian
Mich
Cueeeneainen Bate Wapportshernif
Coe Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Maas
Pilgrim Tales and Rural Humor Snippets
A collage of light quips and classroom vignette lines describes Pilgrim stories for children and rural banter. The piece mixes a primary grade lesson, a moving pictures joke, and humor about aging, farming, and clockwork frustrations in a casual newspaper tone.
Big Increase of Farm Products in Province
Publicity branch figures show a 20 million dollar rise in farm value nationwide despite drought. Mixed farming prospers. oats led by yield and value, spring wheat strong, and live stock and by products boost total agricultural value to 78.5 million. Farm assets rise as well, with hive stock up to 110 million.
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Alberta
Sheper Bushel
Easy Way to Remove Pimples with Resinol Soap
Cleanse the face with resinol soap and hot water for several minutes then apply a small amount of resinol ointment gently. Leave ten minutes then wash with resinol soap and hot water ending with a cold rinse. Repeat once or twice daily to soothe and cleanse pores remove pimples and blackheads and leave skin clear. Resinol products stop itching and heal skin irritations including burns wounds and sunburn. Sold by druggists.
Safety First. Why did you risk your life to save that man
A dramatic exchange asks why a rescuer risked life to save a drowning man who allegedly owes him 193 dollars. The brief conversation hints at a debt motive behind the heroic act.
German Reply to American Note Over Lusitania War Policy
The German note delivered to Ambassador Gerard defends submarine warfare while pledging to protect neutral lives. It cites historical ties with the United States, warns against unrestricted attacks on neutrals, and outlines steps to allow safe passenger travel across the Atlantic with marking and assurances, seeking a mutual understanding and favorable diplomacy. It frames Germany's actions as guided by humanity and necessity in war.
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Gerard
United States
Ehon
Germany
Frederick the Great
John “Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Prussia
Republic of the West
America
Aves Cabacee
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Hermaty
Great Britain
Avalis
Washington Press Notes German Note On Unarmed Shipping
The press translation confirms officials expect Germany to refuse assurances that neutral ships on the high seas will not have lives endangered. Officials await the official text from Ambassador Gerard before commenting. Also reports a deadly wind and rain storm from Nebraska to Ohio killed about 40 and caused millions in damage, with Cincinnati area hardest hit.
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Germany
United States
Gerard
Omaha
Nebraska
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Missouri
Germany Note Prompts U.S. Delay in Policy Delay
Washington reports the press translation of Germany’s note, confirming impressions that Germany would not guarantee safety for armed ships. Officials await the official text from Ambassador Gerard before comment. President Wilson plans to return to Washington to review the communication with Cabinet as Germany’s submarine warfare options unfold.
Bryan signals desire for understanding after German note
William J Bryan, former secretary of state, says he hopes for a satisfactory understanding after reading a summary of the German note. He spoke in Santa Cruz, where he will attend the Panama Pacific Exposition, and will be in the area for a week.
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William’ J.bryan
Lusitania note and US position discussed at Harlakenden
The article reports President Wilson may travel to Washington soon to confer with Secretary Lansing and advisers on the Lusitania note and submarine warfare. Also noted is a Tokio report of an imminent Japan Russia alliance and the arrest of Alfonso Chrastowsky in New York for threatening letters to President Wilson.
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Wilson
Dierard
Beériin
Harlakenden House
Washington
Lansing
United States
Honolulu
Japan
Russia
Tokio
Alfonso Chrastowsky
New Yark
Wikson
Alaska
South America
China
Manila
Australia
South Africa
How to Stick Stamp
A postal service explanation urges moderate moisture when affixing stamps. Excess dampness loosens the gum, while proper dampening keeps the adhesive sturdy and long lasting. The advice aims to curb irritation and improve polite habits among stamp users.
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Burleson
United States Postal Service
Butle
London Trams Rise From Nuisance to System Growth
The London tram faced early hostility in 1861 with dangerous rail concerns leading to temporary removal. It returned in 1870 from Brixton to Kennington and Whitechapel to Bow, signaling rapid expansion as passenger numbers surged from 146 million in 1878 to 2.67 billion by 1909, reflecting the tram system’s nationwide growth.
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London
City
Brixton
Kennington
Whitechapel
Bow
London Chronicle
Four Leaf Clover and Dandelions on the Lawn
Mr Crosslets speaks of luck after finding a four leaf clover while noting the lawn is full of dandelions and Tagweed. He remarks on choosing the right partner and hints at a boy’s choice of parents if given a ten year old’s freedom.
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Mr Crosslets
Will of Johann Michael Muller Offered for Probate in Baltimore
Undiscovered for nearly twenty years after his death the will of Johann Michael Muller was offered for probate by his son John G A Muller in Baltimore. The testator died March 13 1896 and left all to his wife Elizabeth Barbara Muller who died April 30 1916. The son will divide the estate among his two brothers and himself. the value centers on parcels of real estate.
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Johann Michael Muller
Baltimore
John G. A. Muller
Rumor of Roostans Lows in Vodka Mood
The mock dialogue hints at a brewing struggle as Fogarty jokes about vodka lows and Flaherty predicts a quick retake, signaling ongoing tensions and a warlike mood referenced in Marrk me war-rods.
Fragmentary War Zone exchange on cheese and bombardment
An OCR excerpt shows a garbled exchange mentioning English cheese Swiss style holes and a wartime bombardment claim. The dialogue references allies aviators and Karlsruhe with incomplete phrasing and odd punctuation.
On the Farm Stella and Bella Milk Theme
Dialogue hints at running and the milk condenser chasing Stella and Bella. Social praise is scarce and sins haunt a man until he returns, reflecting farm life tension and moral undertones in a compact exchange.
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Stella
Bella
Exceptional Luck in a Vehement Racehorse Argument
An overheard heated exchange between two racehorse players centers on judgment and a bankroll. The dialogue reflects rivalries and a controversial win, with social commentary on closing times and domestic quirks observed by a shawled woman.
Quotes on ambition and accountability in urban society
A fragmentary dialogue notes uppishness of a girl whose father built skyscrapers and questions about what people do to vindicate themselves. It comments that many assume a good company because of a promoter's reputation, reflecting social attitudes toward wealth and propriety.
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W.N. U
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Gacy Lumber CO
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Berlin
Tereste
Lusitania
England
High Sea
Tor Washington
Bryan
San Francisco
Gidd
The
London Tram
Thoreu
Adérees Box
Notre Dame
Indiana
Ee Nw
Relia
Automobile Insurance CO
Litntathe, Hal
Louisville Times
Usband
Historical Publishing Company
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Ira E. Bennett
John Hays Hammond
Philip Andrews
U.S. N
Rupert Blue
U. S. Public Health Service
J. Hampton Moore
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Ass
Patrick J. Lennox
B. A
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Canal Zone
Canal Commissariat
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