Woman reports recovery after Tunlac and Taniac cure
Mrs Dollie Hawkins of Birmingham Alabama recalls months of rheumatic pain indigestion and weakness then credits Tunlac and Taniac for rapid improvement She says she can do housework cook garden and lift her six month old baby again and weighs more than in eighteen years Ad runs for a Taniac dealer in town.
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Birmingham
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Tania
Ady
Mantell's Ghost Story in a Barnstorming Company
Robert Mantell tells of a barnstorming troupe in the West that tried Shakespeare. A local manuscript dramatised the Hamlet ghost and a dramatic writer remarked the actor did not suggest the supernatural, prompting a sharp reply about the natural super.
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Mantell
Robert Manteltella
Everybody's Magazine
Allen's Foot Stave Promises Quick Foot Relief
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot Stave for fast relief from painful hot burning feet and corns, claiming soothing action and widespread availability. The surrounding text quotes a Washington Star anecdote about a couple at a dance discussing wartime service, illustrating wartime social concerns.
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Allen
Allan
Katherine Claims She is the Nicest Girl in Class
A six year old, Katherine, tells her mother she is the nicest and prettiest and smartest girl in her class after two weeks of school. The mother asks if the teacher said so, but Katherine says she discovered it herself. Money makes the mare go and the dogs of war.
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Katherine
Western Canada offers wheat land and farming opportunities
The article urges settlers and farmers to cultivate wheat and oats as favorable growth forecasts point to high future wheat prices. It highlights Western Canada’s rich plains, low transport costs, cheap land from 15 to 250 per acre, free homesteads, and vast grazing lands. It calls on both countries to boost food production to avert famine and profit from high market prices.
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United States
Canada
Western Canada
Marital Consideration and Farewell at the Station
A considerate man shows sadness as his wife leaves for the summer, while she bears a heavy heart. The piece laments a brutal man and hints the good man should seek guidance from a harsher example to learn how to respond.
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Houston Post
League to Force Peace Aims to Keep Status Quo
Wilson outlines war aims no territory changes except to secure life and liberty for inhabitants no indemnities except payment for wrongs and no power readjustment unless for future peace and welfare of peoples. United States seeks no spoils but aims to liberate peoples from autocratic rule and form a practical world covenant. Easterhazy to form cabinet. King Charles hands task to Count Moritz Esterházy.
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America
Wilson
Washington
Russia
United States
Francis
Petrograd
Germany
Sinve
Dominn
Berlin
Bagdad
Mankind
Kidnapped Baby Found Dead In Well Near Springfield
Springfield reports the abducted infant Lloyd Keet was found dead June 9 in a well on an abandoned farm after four days underwater. The May 30 kidnapping spurred a mass chase as seven suspects were transported to Jefferson City under guard, while locals voiced vigilante anger. The father had offered ransom and urged persecution of the abductors.
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Springfield
Lloyd Keet
Jefferson City
Sheiff
Keet
Salvador quake devastates San Salvador towns
In Armenia and Quezaltepeque near San Salvador, forty people were killed and 100 injured by Thursday's quake, the worst disaster since 1893. About 100 homes collapsed and the entire business district was razed by fire, with widespread destruction in the capital.
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la Libertad
Salvador
Armenia
Quezaltepeque
San Salvador
Pershing Receives King at Buckingham Palace
Gen. John J. Pershing was received Saturday morning by King George at Buckingham Palace. Lord Brooke presented Pershing to the King, who with the Canadian officer and staff then called on the U.S. embassy. The King praised the alliance of the English speaking nations and welcomed Pershing at the head of the American contingent.
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London
Pershing
Buckingham Palace
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Lord Brooke
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Gen. Pershing
Russia Demands Trial of Ex Czar in Petrograd
Revolutionaries press trial and punishment for Nicholas Romanoff the former emperor, with demand for confinement in prison. Petrograd initially mocked Bolshevik calls led by Nikolai Lenin for Nicholas to be moved to Kronstadt or Siberia as the struggle grows.
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Russia
Petrograd
Nicholas Romanoff
Nikolai Lenin
Nicholas
Kronstadt
Siberian
Manus Duggan Hero of Speculator Mine Rescue in Butte
In a north Butte disaster twenty-five miners survived from 2,400 feet after Manus Duggan a 20 year old piper or tool boy directed colleagues to bulkhead and escape gas As survivors reached surface J H McAdams died despite resuscitation Duggan missing believed dead while Johnson credited him with saving lives and the bulkheading effort saved many.
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Unioin News Service
Butte
Mont
Speculator
Manus Duggan
Duggan
J. H. McAdams
Yja Johnson
Manus Dug Fan
Johnson
Timekeeper
Jos
Ekar
North Butte
Italians Capture Janina in Greece Amid War Front Actions
Paris dispatch says French surprise attack on the Moselle left bank inflicted serious German losses while fighting raged near Craonne and Chevreux. Germans breached Chemin des Dames but French held. British seized German positions south of Lens. Ypres bombardments continued. Italians occupy Janina, population 25,000, provoking Greek protest as Russia and Spain news surface.
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Teutons
Paris
War Office
Craonne
Chevreux
Chemin Des Dames
Lens Tor
Ypres
Janina
Greece
Congress of Peasants
Russia
Spain
Floods Wash Away Bridges In Weld County
Warm weather bursts Crow Creek into flood near Fosston and Sligo in Weld County. A culvert washed out, the big bridge near Runner Ranch carried away, and bottom land flooded. Waterabout half a mile wide at Fosston, forty foot county bridge collapsed at Sligo. Ranchers moved stock to high ground.
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Briggsdale
Crow Creek
Weld County
Fosston
Sligo
Runner Ranch
Found Dead In Bed With Babes
Longmont authorities report W B Woosley discovered his wife dead in bed beside two small children. Heart trouble is named as the cause of death, with no further details provided.
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Babes
Longmont
W. B. Woosley
Workman Electrocuted at Boulder Mill
Isadore C 1 .5 an Italian worker was fatally injured when 13 000 volts passed through his body at the Lakewood mill of the Company. The accident occurred during routine operation and authorities investigated the scene for causes and safety compliance. The incident underscores the dangers faced by laborers in hazardous electrical environments.
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Boulder
Isadore
Lakewood
the ‘Company
Mahua Flower Hemispheres Acetone Boom for War
Scientists report that the mahua tree blossom yields large acetone amounts, boosting India’s munitions output. British researchers in Hyderabad found the flower contains more acetone than any other plant, enabling large scale production for cordite. The director general of ordnance notes mahua is the best known source.
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India
Britain
Asiatic Empire
Scientific American
Admiralty
Kinglish
Hyderabad
Ordnance For
Mesopotamia
Two Kinds Jokes Reveal Staff Talents in Grooming Trades
A humorous exchange highlights workplace diversity in skills with talk about base ball horse racing prize fighting versus trimming hairdressing and dancing. The dialogue contrasts popular pursuits with grooming trades, underscoring workplace wit.
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