Visit in Colorado Yields Tanlac Relief for Mrs. Gilreath
Mrs. Minnie Lee Gilreath of Coffeyville Kansas told friends in Denver that Tanlac relieved her stomach and liver troubles, headaches and rheumatism. She gained eleven pounds after taking five bottles and says her appetite, nerves, and sleep have improved, praising the medicine highly.
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Tunlac
Minnie Lee Gilreath
Coffeyville
Kansas
Heraughter
Shermen Street
Denver
Colorado
Tanlac
Freezone claims painless corn removal for women
An old advertisement promotes Freezone as a magic solution to lift out corns and calluses without pain. It touts instant drying, non destructive shrinking of the corn, and easy removal after treatment, urging readers to ask their druggist to order a bottle.
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Cincinnati
Adv
Afterdestruction: German raids haunt London memories
The piece condemns German terror campaigns in World War I, detailing civilians killed or wounded in London during an air raid. It cites British reactions, editorials by Hall Caine and Harold Begbie, and calls for stronger air defenses while portraying Germany as a criminal regime. It notes four German planes downed, one English craft lost, and widespread public outrage.
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Mexico
London
Harold Begbie
London Daily Chronicle
England
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Mare Street
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Uttle
Great Britain
Bayonet Drill Sparks Grim Banter in Barracks
A drill sergeant berates a recruit for his lackluster stance and urges sharper, more aggressive action. The recruit replies he is attempting to stab the dummy with his bayonet, prompting further brisk coaching about focus and vigor in marching and drilling.
At the Dance. He Sighs Of A Heroic Washday Dinner
Quoted banter recalls a dance scene with witty lines about aching French heels and a humorous ideal of a true hero who brings a friend home for dinner on washday. The exchange emphasizes social foibles and domestic humor in a period voice.
American iron bands and hoops market ideas span continents
A report notes American made iron bands for kegs and barrels could find a market in Seville Spain while a buffalo park in Alberta Canada hosts 2 077 buffalo. It also mentions a German flower stand invention and a Russian artist’s canvas scene method using varied lighting for multiple effects.
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Seville
Spain
Wainwright
Alberta
Canada
Brazil
Prisoners Released From Austro German War Vessel
Thirteen Italian native prisoners from Trentino and nearby districts who served on the sunk Kaiserin Elizabeth were released by Japanese authorities and will be returned to Italy. Although labeled enemy prisoners, their sympathies lay with the Entente Allies and relations with other captives were strained. One man attempted suicide, claiming life was unbearable in the camp.
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Trentino
Corso
Austria
Txingtau
Italy
Sound Amplifier for Telephone Uses Compact Resonator
A new compact sound amplifier for telephone users in noisy offices magnifies vibrations while excluding foreign noises. The device features a small resonator and an adjustable branched ear tube similar to a stethoscope, improving toll call clarity for those receiving many important calls.
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Popular Mechanics
Fragmentary gossip about a love intrigue and elopement
An incomplete dialogue shows a restless man urging a woman to run away and marry him. The woman remarks on a plan involving money and secrecy, with scattered phrases about a flute player and a griping argument. The readable text sketches a sensational, chaotic scene without full context.
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Hin
Woman Seeks Court Warning In Domestic Dispute
In Jefferson Market Court a woman described violent behavior by her husband, including slams and threats. She asked the magistrate for a warning, saying she loves him and wants protection, while the judge noted the case shows love being cited amid conflict.
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Jefferson Market
Tim
The Difference In A Warweary World And Peace Hope
A fragmented narrative covers wartime jitters from 1914 Vienna to broader fears as Austria Hungary and Serbia edge toward conflict. The piece contrasts personal life, commerce, and prologue to global war, noting growing global ties and the need to act beyond isolation as nations move toward fighting fire with fire.
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Viena
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Europe
Russia
Germany
France
America
Great Britain
Change the Name in the Coal Bin
In a curt exchange the woman orders a rename of the coal bin after noting its emptiness. The disconsolate reply laments its uselessness in emergencies and hints at a stubborn habit of neglect, with a glimpse of a vexed, unreadable sentiment.
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John
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