War Leaders Push for Women's Right to Vote in War Time
Premier Lloyd George and leaders from Canada Italy France and the United States argue that women's wartime contributions demand the vote. They stress justice reconstruction and morale as pivotal, urging passage of suffrage amid the war. The remarks frame suffrage as essential to democracy and national victory.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Somme
Aaquinth
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Orlando
Italy
M. Louis Martin
Chamber of Deputies
M. Martin
Woodrow Wilson
No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Claim
An old drug advert claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures worms in children. It asserts healthy color, improved digestion, and general strength after regular use. The text markets the tonic as pleasant and effective with a full bottle.
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Grove
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Local Remedies
An advertisement touts internal and external treatments for catarrh. It claims local applications fail to reach the disease, recommending a proprietary internal remedy endorsed by physicians in the United States. The ad highlights tonic ingredients and purifiers, urging readers to send for Cheney's medicine in Toledo, Ohio.
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Acta
Fcheney
Prope
Toledo
Foc Siau
Indigestion and Constipation Bills Reported
A fragmented note cites complaints of indigestion and constipation with mentions of bitterness and a tasteless chill. The source text is unclear on names, dates, or locations but indicates health discomfort as the central theme.
Food Administration Records Huge Allied Shipments in WWI Effort
The report credits American farmers and voluntary conservation led by Food Administrator Hoover for large wartime shipments to Allies. Meat totals rose from 1916-17 to 1917-18, with 2,166,500,000 pounds of meat and 340,800,000 bushels of cereals sent abroad. Wheat savings and neutrals’ supplies are noted amid broader production and self denial.
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Hoover
Wilson
United States
Food Administration
America
Allits
Sugar Profit Limits Enforced by Oklahoma Official
R D Stone deputy food administrator for Oklahoma warns retailers cannot profit beyond one cent per pound on sugar. He cites 1 a half to 8 cent margins reported by some merchants. Exports show 797 tons of refined sugar shipped to neutral nations in five months, 3.2 percent of all exports. Mexico received over half of these neutral shipments.
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R. D. Stone
Oklahoma
Stone
America
Neutral Na Hons
Mexico
Plow Up Honor and Pluck in Patriotism Rally
A fragmented wartime plea urges citizens to show honor and pluck, declaring bread and plow as the fort against the Huns. The call to action stresses picking up the plow where it stands to defend homeland and sustain defense through patriotism.
Tw in Mounds Socials and Visits Noted in Sunday Roundup
Mr and Mrs Baumgartner called at the Boothe home Sunday noon. Mr and Mrs Harvey Martin and son Russell and Mrs Deborah Young visited Knowles Tuesday. Francis Gill returned to Oklahoma City after visiting grandmother Irving Young and family. Mr and Mrs Irving Young and daughter made a business trip to Follett Tuesday. Mrs Kenyon Smith called to Enid for illness in daughter Mary. Viola Douglas, working at Shattuck, visited home folks. Local youths attended parties at Daily and Stubbs homes. Russell Martin and Ernest Skinner visited Beaver Sunday. Mr and Mrs Klepper and John Gwinn, and Mr and Mrs Chas Gwinn attended the Beaver entertainment for marching soldiers. Sam and Ernest were among the departed. Jennie Shiner and Nellie Boothe returned from Beaver Sunday. H D Martin and son Russell visited Shattuck on business. Miss Hughes visited Ben Smith Thursday.
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Twin Mounds
Baumgartner
Boothe Home
Harvey Martin
Russell
Deborah Young
Knowles
Francis Gill
Oklahoma City
Irving Young
Follett
Kenyon Smith
Enid
Mary
Viola Douglas
Shattuck
Daily
Stubbs
Russell Martin
Ernest Skinner
Beaver
Mia. Klepper
John
Chas, Gwinn
Moday
Sam
Ernest Im
Jennie Shiner
Nellie Boothe
H. D. Martin
Lan
Hughes
Ben Smith
Chosiheess Colic and Diarrhoea Scar Remedies
An archival note promotes Chosiheess Colic and Diarrhoea scars for children one year old and older. It advises keeping it at hand and reusing as soon as the first abnormal bowel movement appears, alongside castor oil.
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Chosiheess
Strengthening, Lavigor team faces heat of semagies Mest
Amid unclear text fragments, a brief note mentions Strengthening and a team named Lavigor confronting intense conditions or opponents. The fragmentary source references a heat scenario and possible matches or trials without clear dates or outcomes.
Relief From Stomach Ailments Prompts Jar of Belief
A reader from Lima Ohio, Miss Emma Verbryke, testifies that two years ago she suffered frequent stomach trouble and billiousness. After trying Chamberlain's Tablets her condition improved rapidly.
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Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
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