Nations weigh New Era issues and navy build up
The piece surveys cold storage impacts on food imports and prices, notes Poland Belgium and Paris conditions, and reports on U S Navy expansion with four battleships and twenty nine submarines under Secretary Daniels. It cites high living costs, possible congressional inquiry tone, and self murder statistics as context.
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Daniela
Congress
Navy Department
United States
Wilsay
Sniday 4
Perils of Standpatism in the 1916 Context
The piece critiques stand pat politics across regions, noting suicide rates by action and a Western Republican Waterloo. It cites speeches by a North Dakota speaker on Wheat value, and analyzes how East vs West dynamics shaped the 1916 election. It argues Democrats must learn from Republican self reliance while avoiding the dangers of complacency.
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Waterloo
New Yorker
GO. PR
Spellinder
North Dakota
Gondeaing
Coronel George DB. McCrettan Harvey
Meinley
Wilson
Ana Politeal
Incubator Baby Miss Lolita Armour Enters Society
Miss Lolita Armour, heir to J Ogden Armour millions and known as the incubator baby, was presented to society last night. She is described as a diminutive figure with slight congenital limp, studied by Dr Lorena, a Vienna expert, who made two trips for treatment. Her display occurred during a Flowers Chicago Deg event with Navy League participation and a formal coronation atmosphere.
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Lolita Armor
Chicago
Der
Lolita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Amnon
Lorena
Vienna
Naval Leagne
Mina Ateaisur
Wheeling Milk War Escalates Distributors Refuse Increase
In Wheeling West Virginia a milk price war erupts as producers refuse to deliver milk to dealers who balk at an 18 percent rise. Dealers reject 16 percent advances. producers threaten disruption, establish local headquarters, and plan distribution in Pittsburgh and other Pennsylvania cities while complaints of price manipulation spread.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mik
Ascookiblon
Feodloalers
Legare
Pho
Tirat
Lowever
Pittsburgh
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Hagerstown Readers
Factual testimonial prompts readers to use Dean's Kidney Pills to ease back pain and irregular kidney action. Mrs G W Kline of 530 N Mulberry Blvd in Hagerstown credits relief after ten years of kidney trouble. Endorsed by local readers, the ad urges purchasing Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milbury Co Buffalo NY readers.
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Hagerstown
G. W. Kline
N. Mulbarsy
Dean
Kiino
Fosters Milbury Co
Dalfalo
Vinol touted as cure for bronchial asthma in Hagerstown ad
A testimonial-style advertisement claims Vinol cures bronchial asthma based on a Maryland reader’s experience. It asserts Vinol, a beef and cod liver peptide tonic with manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates, strengthens the system and expels disease. Also sold by D C Aughnaugh & Son and Chelsea drug store in Maryland towns.
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Hagerstown
Tilden
Wiikisetlle
Vinolat
Tate IL
Joli
D.C
Bears and bullets mark Merritt bear tale in Washington
Weralebee Washington dec 4 a bear yarn from Merritt tells how SMITH was attacked by a wounded bear close to a cedar and shot it through the heart. He then fired again as the bear rose and leaped around. Smith claimed four pelts and saw many more bears in the area.
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Wash
Merritt
Welle
Smith
Jan
Lee
Smith Fred
Nileg
Getting Them Out Washington Dee War Rescue Duty
Washington report notes Americans serving in European armies surpassing a thousand since the war began as letters flood the State Department seeking the release of soldiers. In Lancaster, a Pinkerton agent shot Nathan Blants and burglar Mintz abducted, with Mintz away from his wife for nine months. Residents see sales at Duffield and Rae offering ladies house dresses and children's middy blouses.
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Washington
Dee
United States
State Department
Lancaator
Pinkterton
Nathan Blants
Ilnkig
Mintz
Lancaster
Jealten
Wistaee
Reformed Queen of Underworld Laid For Burial
New York socialite Lena Cuen Mary Gilet Mary Goode and Yell, known as Mary Butler, faced a path from a vice network to burial as investigators pursued her past. A man and woman from Allury claimed they knew Mary Goade as Mary Flyabeth Bill, suggesting a history of protecting victims of a vice trade.
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New York
West
Purity Seyenth Street
Warriarg
Hersel Lena Cuen
Mary Gilet
Mary Goode
Yell
Allury
Mary Goade
Mary Flyabeth
Frieends
Friemls
Rosenthrl Ute
Pallee
Fries
Mary Butler
Ted Lives
Christ Mags
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Advert
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative substitute for calomel aiming to improve liver and bowel function with no harmful effects on teeth or gums. The ad touts quick relief from “logey” feeling, headaches, and dullness, claiming tablets brighten the mood and clear clouded vision. Available from druggists in boxes.
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Edwards
Daline Lee
Death echoes in an old New York funeral chapter
In the undertaker’s dim shop two mourners and a hopeful eleven year old girl attend Mary Goode and Mary Bell. A twenty year old, just released from Blackwell’s Island City Hospital, speaks of loss and a wish for work and meaning aided by letters from Mary Goode. The silver plate bears a final inscription.
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Mary Goode
Mary Bell
Nouhhing
Blackwell’s Island
Atra
Goede
Tam
Leora
Mary Buller
M. B. Fell
Lue
Rose-cord tribute to a modern Magdalen in verse
A reader presents Jay Cuff with a decorative sheaf of roses tied by a cord, inscribed with a message honoring a modern Magdalen for her moving life story and impact on the giver.
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Cuff
Jay
Man Killed by Pennsylvania Train Near Havre de Grace
Jos eph Greenhawk, about 35, was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania express while walking along tracks about 160 yards from the Havre de Grace station. His skull was crushed and he died at Havre de Grace Hospital shortly after. He lived at Perryville and worked on J. F. Towner farm.
Inexperienced Driver Pleads Guilty in Harrisonburg Fatality
Dee Jucoh Layman was fined after a hearing before Mayor John Downing for a fatal accident in which his automobile struck and killed Thomas J. Showe just after purchase. Layman, an inexperienced driver, faced a $100 penalty.
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Harrisonburg
Dee
Thomas J. Show
Jobn
Downing Sud
Careless Driving Result Noted in Rockingham County Case
A Rockingham County case records a $400 fine for careless driving. The subject, a wagon maker near Tenth Legion, is identified as Shome aged years old Jad FechIa. The Civil War veteran served in the Confederate Army.
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Shome
Jad fechIa
Tenth Legion
Rockingham County
Confederats Army
Musterole Advertisement Claims Quick Pain Relief
An1880s style Musterole ad touts mustard oil ointment as a remedy for rheumatism and joint stiffness. It markets quick relief for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, and various aches, claiming doctors and nurses recommend it and that millions use it yearly.
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Chicago Profee Exchange
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Aublin
Diego
Ivauta
Batue Auburn
Holyoke
Wass
Wayonne
Honian
Chelaca
Ios
Hip
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