Water and Fruit Juices as Dietary Carriers and Regulators
The text explains water as a carrier of food and a regulator of bodily functions. It notes that water intake should match food eaten, with more water needed for fruit-heavy diets and less for milk-heavy diets. It recommends frequent cold water for young children and relief for swollen gums, highlights acids in fruits suppressing germs, and praises juicy apples. It warns fruit should be eaten away from meals to aid digestion, and advises drinking water before bed and rinsing the stomach with cool water in the morning. It mentions cellulose in fruit adds bulk and slows digestive juice activity.
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Tao Kittle
Ivan Jules
Browal
Apple Cream Pudding and Fruit Dishes Guide
A hazy older cookbook style lists apple based desserts and savory ideas. It describes Apple Cream Pudding with sour cream batter, baked apples, and almond garnish, plus apple gelatine, apple filling for cake, and apple banana salad, all paired with cream and sugar, with other fruit and oyster cream sauces noted.
Skirt Styles Highlight New Fall Fashion Trends
The article surveys a wide range of fall skirts and matching jackets. Descriptions emphasize silhouettes, fabrics, trims, and new design elements such as a center panel, wide girdle, and exposed openings. A modern shape contrasts with last year’s look, featuring bold trims and tailored tops.
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Styler
Baby coiffure trends spark youth illusion in New York
The article describes a popular hair fashion featuring a bandeau, a tucked back foundation knot, and pinned front sections to create a youthful look. It praises effects that make wearers appear five to ten years younger and notes new block printed crape doilies with dainty English phantom patterns as accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
New York
Red Top Coats For Girls Inbright Rust Hues For Winter
A report describes vivid rust red top coats for girls, detailing belts, fur trims, and three quarter length coats. Suitable accessories include caps, leggings, mittens, and earmuffs in bright blues and pinks to create festive outfits for cold weather and outdoor wear.
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Una
Germans Claim 100000 Slavs and 105 Artillery Pieces Seized
Reported by German sources, forces allegedly captured 100000 Slavs and 105 artillery pieces in ongoing operations. Verifyable details scarce, context unclear, and casualty figures not disclosed.
Premier Asquith's War Plan and Allied Meetings
Fragmented text outlines British Prime Minister Asquith and Allied discussions on wartime strategy. Mentions plans to counter German submarines, potential naval actions, and a tentative joint note among Allies. References to measures affecting trade and contraband control, with unclear dates and details.
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Sarfarn
Germany
Austria
Mmerchant
Adriatic
Hellain
Taft Stands by the President in Wartime Tension
Morristown dispatch reports President Taft maintaining stance amid European war threats. U.S. seeks neutrality as nations clash, with officials stressing vigilance and support for the president's policy. The brief notes international strain and domestic focus on safeguarding American interests.
President Taft Urges Unity in Crisis Across Lines
Taft calls for steadfast support for the President and unity beyond previous splits and origins. He warns that pride or momentary passion must not cloud judgment, urging Americans to face the crisis with common loyalty to the country.
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Taft
Makes Neat Boudoir Cap Pattern Instructions
A damaged OCR style craft note describes assembling a lace edged boudoir cap. It covers cutting fabric, folding elements, threading elastic, sewing lace, and forming a decorative bow. The fragment mentions pink tones, ribbon, poms, and attaching ribbons to fit a baby doll size.
Congress Rushing Its Labors1
Congress moves to clear up the supply bill as Senate and House clash over naval appropriations. Debate centers on aviation funding, submarine totals, and emergency measures amid Democratic opposition and fears of incomplete passage before adjournment.
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Tim Koneral
Senate Naval Fom Wilttoe
House
Swout
Catarrh of Kidneys Cured By Peruna
Patient claims kidney and bladder catarrh cured by Peruna. He reports improved taste and health, keeps Peruna at home, uses it during colds, and notes family sickness with grip improved by the remedy. Strong endorsement of Peruna for grip and cold symptoms.
Wears Many Crowns He Shy's Queenly Woman Bho Yea
Local fragment hints at a colorful profile featuring a woman described as queenly, with mentions of royalty themed phrases and gold tooth imagery. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or names to detail.
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He-Shy
Meat Diet Links Kidney Strain and Back Pain Ad
An old advertisement claims meat causes kidney strain leading to back pain and a cascade of health issues. It promotes Jad Salts lithia water as a cure to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder weakness, urging daily use before breakfast.
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Saga
Uric Weld
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