Bolshevik Fight Shapes Archangel's War Spirit
Archangel shifts from wartime vanity to disciplined mobilization as Russians, led by General Vladimir Marushevsky, vow weekly baths and strict conduct. Civilians join civic guard and militia, schools and streets train in military drills, replacing earlier laxity with rising patriotism.
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Archangel
Vladimir Marushevsky
France
Marushevsky
Dressmaker Saved From Illness After Treatment
Mrs Hursom of 218 East Fall Street suffered severe right side pains and an abdominal abscess for weeks. After six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, regained strength, and returned to dressmaking duties, praising the medicine as a godsend.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Lydia £. Pinkham
Russians Find Resolve in Civil War Amid Mobilization
The article notes women joining Patriotic society and Red Cross activities while Russian soldiers depart for the front aboard a boat up the Dvina. Privates include bankers, lumbermen, and dock hands, showing class lines blur in mobilization as allied aid remains essential.
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Red Cross
Dvina
England's War Debt Sparks Capital Levy Debate
London reports Parliament rejects Liberal Labor plan for a capital levy to cut the deadweight debt estimated at 40 billion pounds. Austen Chamberlain opposes any inquiry while Sir Donald McLean warns an emergency would be needed to ease the heavy burden. Proponents argue a graduated tax on wealth could reduce debt and avoid long term tax rises.
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Associated Press
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Labor Party
England
Donald McLean
Austen Chamberlain
Exchequer
London
F. G. Masterman
View of Quentin Roosevelt’s final battle over France
Los Angeles reports a graphic account by Harry Charles Weber of Philadelphia describing the last fight of Quentin Roosevelt over the Oureq sector in France. Weber witnessed the crash as the American plane, silver colored, toppled and plunged to earth amid German lines. The fight occurred two days before Weber learned Roosevelt’s death.
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Los Angeles
Quentin Roosevelt
France
Harry Charles Weber
Philadelphia
Weber
Spurned Woman Sues Publisher for 3250,000
The suit accuses Gustav Schirmer, a wealthy music publisher, of breach of promise seeking 3250,000. Schirmer counters that Miss Fisher took 1000 to quiet matters and claims she was betrothed to a Clevelander, living in New York under protection of rich men. Fisher demands names of these men and clarity on his intended marriage.
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Gustav Schirmer
Schirmer
Miss Fisher
New York
Marr
Modern teaching methods demonstrated at Tech assembly
Mrs. O'Hara led nine Whittier school children in a reading and word recognition demonstration. The methods aimed to engage students and keep them interested in learning, with pupils eager to compete for points like diligent business rivals.
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Tech
Boys' Department Chevrons and Y Badges Adopted
The plan to issue chevrons and small Y insignias for leadership in the boys' department takes effect July 1. Leaders receive Y for leadership and chevrons for years of service, with a wide corps including 1916 1917 1918 classes and current leaders. A membership drive and events such as a swimming exhibit are planned including invitations to families and friends.
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Frank Paul
Frank O'Nan
Bert Hackworth
Earl Williams
Robert Jackson
Vernon Gresham
Earl Henderson
Vernon Rickard
Louis Hier
Vernon Short
Harry Krussman
Kenneth Kay
William Dugard
Richard Howard
Dissault
Jas. Myers
Jay Merrill
Theo Merrill
William Tatro
Russell
United States Army
Nature warns on pimples and blood purifier ad
Cautionary note on pimples signaling skin disease urges prompt blood purification. Promotes S. S. S. as the only effective remedy, claiming over fifty years on the market and availability through druggists. Advises writing to Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for free medical guidance.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Notice for Public Land Claim in Idaho 1919
Department of the Interior notice states James N. Barker of Inkom Idaho has filed for three year proof to establish his homestead claim on surveyed land in Boise Meridian. He will present witnesses Charles Coling James Higler William Mathis Steth Carter at Pocatello Idaho in August 1919.
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Itaho
Charles Coling
James Higler
William Mathis Steth M. Carter
Inkom
Idaho
Cure for Indigestion and Constipation Praised by Mrs. Jackson
Mrs G W Jackson of Litchfield Illinois credits Chamberlains Tablets with restoring her digestive health. She says they provided quick relief from stomach troubles and constipation and, after continued use, cured indigestion and regularized her bowels.
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