Appreciative letter from Osceola man praises Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mr M A Page of Osceola Wisconsin writes that after years of kidney trouble he found relief using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He stopped treatment three years ago with no further kidney issues and remains active at age seventy two. He urges continued use and notes price and availability. An adjacent ad mentions Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets.
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M. A
Page
Osceola
Wis
Dodd
Alice
Desler Or
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Border crisis grows in Chihuahua as Carranza forces falter
Atlantic City reports the American Mexican Joint Commission noting Chihuahua state loses control to Carranza factions. Legalistas gain towns like Chiapas and Caxnes while Villa's remnants threaten border towns. Pershing withdrawal is deferred and closer US Mexican cooperation may be explored.
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Atlantic City
Mexico
Columbus
Colin
Villa
Ganern Mershing
Otbelnt
Husnis
Aterlean Coms Anisgioners
Felix Clag
Wncon Antenol
Giwada
Mexico City
Chihuahuana
Almerica
Mmehal
Ipia
Lange trade ship sale sparks U S inquiry
Acting Secretary Osborne said consular reports indicate the Lange was sold to Norwegians and now registered under a foreign flag. The United States seeks information on cargo, crew, and the sale terms, with further department actions pending.
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Washington, Nay
London
Wis
Department of Edinmerce
Eireles
William UY
Prye
Costly school for Chicago
Chicago reports the University of Chicago will create a new medical department on the Midway costing 8.8 million dollars. Major funding comes from the Rockefeller Foundation and Rockefeller interests with gifts totaling several million and a 2 million campaign push planned. The plan includes an undergraduate medical school and free clinical hospital on the Midway and a graduate school with a large endowment.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Board of Traptees
Rockefeller Foundation
General Education Board
Rockefeller
Campalisn
Tleast
Gets Benitence for Life in San Antonio
Nov 14 a sentence of new life imprisonment for Private Robert Dyer of the Sixth Infantry who was convicted of killing Ariyata Michael Wanamy was approved by General Sungton in San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Nfv
Robert Dyer
Endry
Kiling Ariyata
Michael Wanamy
Sungton
Two U.S. Flyers Killed in Navy Bomb Plane Explosion
At the Navy Proving Grounds on the Potomac near Washington D C a new high explosive aeroplane bomb exploded while trials were underway. Pilot Clarence Bronson and bomber Luther Welsh died as the aircraft broke apart at about 1000 feet. The event was supervised by Lt Wilkingon and other ordnance experts.
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Washingon
Nav
Indian Lead
Nayut Tivn
Clarence K. Bronson
Luther Welsh
Bronson
Welsh
Potomiac
Navy Proving Grounds
Potomac River
Washington
O’lock
Wilkingon
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Sinking of Arabia Claims Two More Lives
Nov 3 Tangled report states the liner Arabia sunk in the Mediterranean near Tangier. Two engineers died in the explosion while 187 passengers and crew were saved by rescuing ships. U.S. government flags possible inquiry depending on American passenger presence.
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Tanion
Leninsulay and Oriental
Mediterran
Garian Mandiay
Peninsulie and Oriental Company
Arabia
Washington
New
Mediterranean
Dr Duma Dies Former Austrian Ambassador to U S
Dr Constantin Duma longtime Austrian ambassador to the United States died on Tuesday at age fifty six. He served in diplomacy for many years and was recalled by his government on 1 September 1015 at the request of the U S State Department. He left the United States on October 4 last year.
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United States
Vienna
Conevi
Nav
Conalintin Dube
Constantin Duma
Taouyey
Iscomsey
Adibnasador Duma
Hes
State Department of
Espagne in Sea Collision Reports Minor Damage
The Premenhome steamship Espagne arrived from Bordeaux after a rough voyage and reported a collision at sea with an unidentified vessel. The Espagne sustained only minor damage.
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Espagne
New York
Bordeaux
Bavarian Prince Henry Killed in Battle at Berlin
Prince Henry of Bavaria, nephew of King Louis, commander of a battalion in the king's infantry, has been killed in battle near Berlin on November 11. details confirm his death and position.
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Siain
Berlin
Prince Henry
Bavaria
Louis
Tarnovski Named Austrian Ambassador to United States
Vienna dispatch says Count Tarnovski, Austrian minister to Sofia, has been appointed ambassador to Washington. The State Department announced on November 18 that Tarnovski, born in Krakow, will head the Austrian diplomatic mission in the U.S. as envoy.
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Sofia
Washington
Amsterlima
Vienna
Dupers
de Turnow
Tarnovski
State Department
Harrison Liner Torpedoed Transport Bound Calcutta to New Orleans
A cablegram reports the Harrison liner Tingineer, a British steamer bound from Calcutta to New Orleans with intermediate calls, torpedoed. No crew fatalities confirmed. details about injured or missing unavailable.
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Heston
Harriagn
Hug ‘Buen
Wits
Calcutta
New Orleans
Hundred Crown In Poland Barge Disaster
A Central News dispatch from Amsterdam reports that one hundred twenty people died when a barge sank on the Vistula near Kuler Poland during a transport incident. Rescue efforts and casualty figures are being compiled.
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Poland
London
Vistula
Ceatral
Amsterdam
Kuler
Polad
Export Increase at Philadelphia Port for October
Export values at the Philadelphia port rose in October, reaching a substantial sum amid a year over year gain. The report cites an overall increase of about 11 million dollars, reflecting stronger trade activity and higher shipments through the port.
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Philadelphia
Thle
Eogdad
Balkans Front Shifts as Bulgarian Retreats in Dobrudja
Berlin reports Bulgarian troops retreat along the Dobrudja front with villages buried. Austro German forces recapture Hirsova and Sordoin in Dobrudja while Danube area shelling continues. Russian forces in Transylvania repelled. Mackensen’s army advances in Dobrudja and captures Sudoín near the Hungarian border.
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Bucharest
Dobrudja
Pretien
Buzen
Alt
Hirsovan
Berlin
Sayville
Hungary
Georgeny Mountains
War Office
Germany to cooperate for world peace via international tribunal
Berlin reports Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg told the Reichstag main committee that Germany will work with other powers to seek a practical path to enduring world peace through an international tribunal. He urged no fear of such a tribunal and defended Germany’s war decisions amid British claims about the war’s origin.
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Berlin
Germany
von Bethanna-Holweg
Reichstag
Charcettor
Lord Grey
Men
Europe
Allies Flee From Chihuahua City Reported Mass Exodus
Passengers arriving from Chihuahua City say a special train is being prepared to move French and British residents to the border amid fears Villa is preparing an attack. Chinese residents are also leaving the state capital as exodus grows.
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el Paso
Pex
Chihuahua City
Villa
Chinahua
Villa Bine
Steamer Chippuwa Runs Aground at Buzzard's Bay
The Clyde Mae freighter Chippuwa bound from Jacksonville to Boston ran ashore in the upper bay during a gale at Buzzard's Bay Massachusetts. The cargo of cotton and leather will not be damaged.
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Buzzard's Bay
Mass
Clyde Mae
Jacksonville
Boston
Upper Bay
End of Great War Reported by London Radio
The brief item notes the end of the war as reported from London with reference to field marshal Viscount Preneh and home forces, indicating a formal military conclusion and defense leadership coverage.
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London
Viscount Preneh
Ehiet
Aa Home Forces
Bolloyes
Remarkable testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine
An Englewood reader details relief from menopause symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others to try it. The letter credits the remedy with preventing insanity and saving her life, while acknowledging varied medical efforts and urging readers to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. line. The piece also includes a brief anecdote about a willful four year old.
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Englewood
Ill
Rosa
Doctora
Lydia
Mia
Sueldon
Halnted St
Lydia B
Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pink Fom Medicine Co
Lynn
Mags
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertises Skin Relief
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify and Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal rashes pimples dandruff and sore hands with relief claimed as immediate and complete. Free sample by mail and a book address in Boston are offered.
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Dept. L
Boston
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