Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Missouri Women
Testimonies from Missouri women describe Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription easing health changes from girlhood to motherhood. Frankie Woolsey recalls relief from irregularity in adolescence, while Anna Madesino notes reduced labor anxiety after using it. The remedy is sold in tablet form at 60 cents with ingredients printed on the package.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Pierce
Munrs
Frankie
Woolsey
Hunt Ave
Kansas City
Ry .Pierce
Anna Madesino
Agnes Ave
Weekly War Summary From The Front Lines
The report notes heavy casualties for German forces at Xivray with over 200 Huns killed while American troops incur minor losses. Gas usage is reported against Allied lines as raids continue. Austrian efforts against Italy stall with gains minimal. Italian counterattacks succeed near Piave where Austrians retreat to the river bank. Austrian leaders flood reinforcements to buoy home morale amid ongoing fierce combat on multiple fronts. West front fighting wanes with limited German assaults on British and French forces.
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Xivray
Italy
Piave
Fletcher's Castoria referenced in noisy OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fletcher's Castoria and references to children. The excerpt is garbled with many misread words and stray letters, lacking clear events, dates, or names to form a coherent news item.
Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Quick Stomach Relief
When the stomach is troubled by overeating, constipation, or a torpid liver, Chamberlain's Tablets are said to provide quick relief. The medicine is claimed to stimulate bowel movement, tone the liver, and improve digestion within a day or two of use.
World War I Frontline Updates From June 20
News brief reports troop actions near Chateau Thierry and Reims with French artillery driving back German forces. Russian troops in Kiev face revolt and heavy street fighting. Austria hungry conditions worsen and work stoppages rise. Italian fronts show both sides pushing with unclear gains as the Piave area sees renewed activity.
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Chauteau
Thierry
Marne
Kiev
Austria
Reims
Hemit
Piave
Allied and German Fronts Report Mixed War News
On Friday June 21 US troops storm Montdidier trenches killing and capturing nearly all resistance. Yanks cross the Maine and take prisoners as Italian gains continue along the Piave. Austrian defense weakens while Vienna faces food riots. French Malta transport sinks with 638 dead. Allied air power dominates the eastern front.
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U. S
Montdidier
Leideprey
Maine
Vienna
Austria
Malta
Piave
Yanks Strain Front as Allied Forces Hold Harsh Line
Secretary Haker says U S forces hold 48 miles of front with Americans flying over the war zone. Austrian counterattacks inflict heavy casualties as Italy’s spring offensive gains ground. Kaiser era tensions rise in Austria while British and French fronts see sporadic heavy fighting and relative quiet elsewhere.
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Ha ‘Eau Wood
Haker
Britis Ront
Castoria Advertisement Fragment from Early 20th Century Page
Fragmentary OCR shows Castoria for Infants and Children branding with decades of use and signature. The readable text includes a dated line Sunday June 23 and scattered references to medical claims and pricing as part of an old newspaper page.
Children’s Coughs And Colds Remedy Claim
A vintage notice promotes a cough remedy labeled as effective for children with claimed oriental ingredients and narcotic content warnings. It cautions about safety and effectiveness while presenting the product as a prompt treatment option for coughs and colds.
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Olds Chamberta c
War News Reports Turmoil in Vienna and Navy Tallies
Crowds in Vienna vent anger at Germany as Austria faces growing disorder and retreat. Secretary Daniels cites 460,000 sailors, Marines, volunteers and Coast Guard. Austrian losses top 180,000 since their offensive began while Western fronts show limited activity. Italian troops near Reims counterattack, reclaiming some ground.
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Germ Ny
Vienna
Germany
Daniels
Coast Guard
Reims
Chamberlains Tablets Benefit Indigestion and Constipation
People nationwide praise Chamberlains Tablets for relief of indigestion and constipation. Try them and you are certain to benefit.
Missouri Merchants Plan Flour Ration in August
War time scarcity prompts Missouri merchants to ration flour in August. They believe the public can manage without the staple for a period and will resist temptation to misuse it if limited.
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Missouri
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Cure
An advertisement explains catarrhal deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly acts through the blood to restore function, promising $100 for any cureproof case and offering circulars from J Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Unionville M and Circuit Regular Service Schedule
The record lists a regular schedule for the Unionville M and Circuit churches. It covers First Sunday services at Mt Zion and Wesley Chapel, Second Sunday at Bethany and West Liberty, Third Sunday at Wesley Chapel and Mt Zion, and Fourth Sunday at Elko and Pennville, with a note that the author will conduct Pennville services next Sunday at 11 a.m. at the new time.
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Mt Zion
Wesley Chapel
Bethany
West Liberty
Wesley
Pennville
Corrections to Liberty Loan contributor list
Corrections note changes to contributor names in three townships. In Grant township W C Herley should read W C Heder. In Medicine township Lester Walt should be listed. In Lincoln Elm township Mrs William Halley should read Mrs H H Lawson. Wilson township corrects to Lorren William Lemen. C N Lawrence appears.
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Liberty Loan
Grant Township
W. C Herley
W C Heder
Lester Walt
Medicine Township
Willlam Halley
Lincoln Elm Township
H H. Lawson
Agnes Lawson
Wilson Township
Lorren William Lemen
N_ Lawrence
Machine Gunner Writes From Camp MacArthur Subtly Urging Duty
A June 16 1918 letter from Camp MacArthur Texas by J G Morgan Unionville Missouri details deployment from Jefferson Barrack s to the 20th Machine Gun Battalion. He describes heat hardships in Texas and contrasts slacker patriotism with willing service, while noting daily 12 hour drills and hopes of marching on Berlin. He mentions cacti snakes scorpions and the Brazos River region near Waco and Fort Worth area.
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Camp MacArthur
J. G Morgan
Unionville
Morva
Morga Thig
Jefferson Harracka
Texas
Paso
Waco
Camn MacArthur
Brazon
Rich Aviation FM
Wace
Sam
Kaiser
Germany
Putnam County
Red Cross
Berlin
Missouri
Soldiers Speak On War Life And Duty In 1918 Letter
Julius L Quigley writes from Camp MacArthur about training new immigrant soldiers, sanitation, and the rush to overseas service. He contrasts German threats with American resolve and urges unity against Kaiser Bill. A farewell party for Clyde Bunyard recalls wartime patriotism and fellowship.
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Sam
France
Germany
Kaiser Bill
England
Italy
United States
Kaiser
Julius L Quigley
Waco
Texas
Local Endorsement Persuades Back Pain Fight
Unionville resident Comstock retired farmer Grant Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieve his back and kidney discomfort. He states one box provides prompt relief and urges others to try the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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Faraware
Unionville
Tno
Comstock
Grant St
Dean
Reachford
Mr. Bromstock
Foster-Milburn Co., Msgrs
Buffalo, N
Optimistie Thought Fortune Smiles at Real Effort
Fortune smiles at those whose real passion and effort unlock opportunity. The adage urges persistence and steadfast labor to win favorable outcomes in life.
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Optimistie
Bation
Inspirational Note From Rev Fitzwater
The text cites Rev P B Fitzwater D D Moody Bible Institute Chicago offering a spiritual exhortation. It carries a 1918 copyright by the Western Newspaper Union. The piece reflects religious instruction and moral counsel.
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P B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lesson on Jesus ministry to end with resurrection themes
The text outlines a June 30 lesson plan on Jesus life from birth to ascension, highlighting key events such as healing a Syrophoenician girl, transfiguration, parables, the crucifixion and resurrection. It emphasizes faith, selflessness, love of God, and the centrality of the resurrection to Christian belief.
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Palestine
Jesus
Tyre
Sidon
Decapolis
Lesnon J
Ita
Peter James
John
Leah
Teane
Judas
Christ
Leseon X
Lawen
Jesus Christ
Weather outlook for Mississippi valleys June 24 29
The forecast covers the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri Valleys. Showers are expected the first and last parts of the week with moderate temperatures throughout.
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Upper
Mississippi
Missour Valleys
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