Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy Endorsed By User Testimonials
A brief marketing notice cites diabetes symptoms and claims Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy provides relief. Included is a testimonial from James Platt of Dayton, Ohio praising the remedy after years of diabetes. The ad asserts the product is herb based, safe, and sold by druggists with free samples on request.
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Warner
James Platt
Nat'l
Miliary Tome
Dayton
Ohio
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
N. Y—Adwy
Woman Known for Quiet Charity Remembered in Death
A obituary honors a modest woman praised for her broad charity toward others. She avoided public roles, faced gossip with empathy, and believed that understanding cases before judging keeps the Ten Commandments’ spirit alive in daily life. The reflection echoes the Youngstown Telegram’s praise.
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Alusgiving
Youngstown Telegram
Madness and farms in a puzzling assertion
A superintendent questions a visitor about Mrs Naggs seeing her husband at the lunatic asylum. The attendant confirms the visit and the man’s refusal to go home. The superintendent suspects a hidden truth about the patient. A farm welfare maxim follows, praising rural life and critiquing self pity as folly.
Political Views Divide Many Washington Families
The article notes prominent couples split over the 1916 presidential race with Meredth Nicholson supporting Wilson while his wife backs Hughes. Other well known pairs also disagree, often over women’s suffrage, which their spouses support or oppose. The piece highlights national divides within families during the campaign.
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Fremont Older
California
George Middleton
Foln la Follette
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
J. Aa. HL Hopkins
New Jersey
Hichard Lioyd Jones
Madison
Wis
Hughes
Wilson
Rapid Work Advances on Lincoln Memorial Terrace Walls
Contractors awarded 308,500 for terrace walls and masonry approaches as the Lincoln Memorial in Potomac Park advances. Officials predict completion and full stand of the monument by end of 1917 with the interior nearly enclosed and grounds reshaped for a larger riverfront park, while extensive earthmoving and landscaping continue.
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Nother
Potorine
Lincoln
Potomac Park
Post Office Laundry Cuts Costs By In-House Washing
The Post Office Department expands its laundry, purchasing a larger machine to wash about 4 000 towels daily for the department and Washington city. Officials report costs of 18 cents per 100 towels versus about 50 cents previously, saving roughly 3500 annually while ensuring towels are on hand and thoroughly washed.
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Uncle Sam
Irving
Post Alice
Mids
Uhe
Washington
Tnwer
Post Office
Washington City
Rat Proves Prediction on Fashions is Correct
A large rat fleeing two bulldogs chased toward a crowd of women on Thirteenth Street near Pennsylvania Avenue NW. The fleeing rodent caused skirts to rise as spectators watched, turning the scene into an unintended fashion moment and a tale of animal caprice.
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Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fenirips
Rodent
Animal Kingdom
Stat
Dalaty
Kipitog
More Horses on U S Streets Than Ever Before
Census figures from Chicago show horses remain common despite a surge in motor vehicles. In five years motor cars rose from 11,000 to 43,000 while horse-drawn vehicles fell only from 58,000 to 40,000.
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Jrance
Great Britain
Chicago
Man Cullen in Harrisburg incident examined for sanity
Richard Cullen twenty two, a Harrisburg machinist, was taken into custody after attempting to jump onto the running board of an automobile carrying President Wilson. He was examined by physicians and ordered to Mayview for observation, denying intent to harm the president while citing disagreement with foreign policy. A bottle with a sedative and a knife blade and chisels were found in his bag. The Wilson train was halted briefly but the president was unharmed.
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Richard Cullen
Garon Wilson
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Mayvlaw
Cullen
Jum
Allen
Forn Sive Company
US Troopers Engage Mexicans Near San Jose Del Rio
In the Bend country near San Jose Del Rio US troops and Mexican forces clashed for 45 minutes with no American losses reported. Colonel Guston’s district report notes a Mexican volley from a bend of about 80 against a detachment of 23 mounted men and a Texas National Guard squadron.
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San Antonio
San Jose
We Bend
Erle
Funstow
Josep Guston
Joss
Guston
Sixth Cavalry
Texas Natlonal Guard
Presidio
Ldosa
Codington
Texas Squadron
Wo Grande
de Mote
Prd
T Ind
Bunsta
Germans Claim Recapture After Tank Report
Berlin reports the British capture of trenches west of Vaucourt LAblaye Marque on October 18 and says three so called tanks were destroyed by German artillery in the subsequent attack. The statement notes heavy fighting in rainy weather with artillery duels along the Sommene.
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Berlin
Land of Eaucourt
Abbanye le Marque
Tours
Vaucourt-l’Ablaye-te- Marque
Bremen Given Up As Lost
Washington reports that German submarine merchantman Bremen is virtually conceded lost. Diplomats familiar with the situation say the vessel, one month overdue, left Bremerhaven for America with a 26 man crew and status of fate unknown to officials in Berlin and Washington.
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Washington
Bremen
Senteniec
Berlin
America
Two British Transports Sunk in Mediterranean
Berlin reports that British transports Crosshill and Sedek were sunk in the Mediterranean by German submarines. The official statement was issued on Friday by the German admiralty.
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Berlin
Crosshill
Sedek
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Treasury conscience fund adds $1100 from New York donor
The treasury department reported a conscience fund contribution of 1100 dollars from an unknown New York City donor. The gift consisted of two one thousand dollar bills and a one hundred dollar bill, received on Friday in Washington.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York City
Safety First Offer Sparks Brief Courtship Confusion
A quirky exchange shows Young Checkly asking for a schoolgirl’s hand while dodging age concerns. The dialogue blends playful miscommunication with hints of modern business ambition, noting executive power and an oil industry task.
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Young Checkly
OM Gotrox
Young Cheekly
Druin
And Have Men at Their Mercy Mies Gibb-L
A fragmented note discusses a study by Mies and Gibb about women’s labor. It questions whether a TV business could employ women who talk while they work, reflecting early ideas on gender roles in the workplace.
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Mies
Indy Duarbers
Tvs
General Stord
Unclear excerpt on baseball and finances
Fragmentary lines mention baseball and finances with unclear terms. The text references unclear questions about "Cit" and a phrase about fins going into the helter, offering no coherent event or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
Astonishing Iron Power Promises Strength to Nervous Patients
New York doctors tout Nyxated Iron as a cure for exhausted nerves and weak blood. A specialist claims iron deficiency causes fatigue and poor digestion, urging a two week course of five grain tablets after meals to test strength gains and relief from dyspepsia and liver troubles.
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New York
B. Quuer
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