British Troops Hard Pressed in Ypres Front
Fragmented dispatch reports British forces under pressure near Ypres with observers noting German advances and a contested withdrawal to a new line. General Maurice says the Allies hold the greater part and possibly the whole of Wytschaete, while heavy casualties and trench losses are indicated along the line.
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London
Kemmel
Maurice
Yyrea Ba Beal
Bunckly
Regratiabio Atllery
Germany
Promising Zemo Treatment for Itching and Skin Ailments
A Cleveland, Ohio ad copy touts Zemo as a fast relief for itching skin irritations. It claims to cleanse and soften skin, banish eruptions, and cure conditions like pimples, ringworm, and eczema with a 35 cent or one dollar bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Co
Cleveland
Cutting Down Non-Essentials in Teorexsan-Mal Industry
In Washington a government move restricts non essential Teorexsan-Mal Industry operations. The plan aims to curb production of principal clay products with a shift to a 40 percent limit. A concurrent program orders reorganization and rationing within the industry to support the national effort.
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Washington
Teorexsan- Mal Industries
Anmlt
Wal Bulldhin
Dnilseten- Vow
Win
Tha Idustry Ona
Plic
War production curtailment affects building materials
Government orders slash output by 60 to 95 percent in brick coal tar enamel ware and other goods. Materials diverted to war use with plants repurposed to support production. Public notices urge action against lingering coughs and promote Fowler’s Honey and Tar in Nashville ads.
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Anbiher
Slit
Returning from Unwelcome Visit to Vindivostok
A group of twenty eight U S Army engineers arrived in a Pacific port after a hostile reception in Vindivostok last November while helping to organize Russian railroads. They endured a short stay of three days before leaving for Japan. Several Russian officials were killed during their stay.
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Aanadian Pacific
Vindivostok
Vindlvostok
Japan
Vindlyostok
Record set in shipbuilding new merchant vessel
Washington April 2 a new record in merchant shipbuilding was established. The Skinner and Diddy Shipbuilding Company of Seattle delivered the 846 ton freighter Osniunke to the Shipping Board in 100 days from keel laying, far ahead of prewar expectations.
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Washington
Yorde
Skinner and Diddy Shipbuilding Company
Seattle
Shipping Board
Une
Osniunke
Escape of One American Flyer From German Lines
A fragmentary report describes an American airman named Captain Oustomer in an aerial escape after a combat over No Man's land. The flyer reportedly landed about 400 yards from enemy positions before retreating, with obscure details referencing Labarette of New Bedford and a Stork on endelte ty.
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New Nedford
Mass
Cha “Stork
Oustomer
Germain
Unclear OCR Tributes and Notices From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR block mentions a rally and events with names such as Manareet and Crintitiul Mew. It includes garbled references to a vote, prescriber notes, and various persons and places. The readable content is too disjointed to identify a coherent event, person, organization, or exact date.
Health ads and wartime action mix in anonymous text
The fragment blends a medical sales pitch for Catomen Tablets with a chaotic wartime scene describing gunfire, fire and pursuit. It mentions health symptoms and treatment while shifting to a French battle sequence with Maylies competing near the finish. The text juxtaposes commercial health claims and combat imagery without clear cohesion.
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready solution to darken gray hair. It claims the mixture restores natural color, adds shine, and yields a lustrous look with repeated applications.
Ogden Men To Leave For Camp Sunday April 27
Ogden men scheduled to leave for camp on Sunday April 27 with the second increment draft quotas distributed by the adjutant. Details list divisions and entraining cities for April 27 and 28, totals by division and numbers per locality.
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OGDEN
Uial
Powis
Lofeviy
Salt Lake City
Thampaon
Niedaar
Heneewernry
le Walt Wall
Cony Lewis
Vail
Iternaies
How America Was Forced Into the War
The article argues that America entered World War I to defend freedom against autocracy. It traces Russia’s revolutions, from the czar to Kerensky and the Bolsheviks, and explains U S support shifted as democracy versus autocracy framed the conflict. It emphasizes that the United States cannot directly aid a collapsing Russia while unguided revolutions spread disorder.
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AIX
Lee
Union League Club of
Steble
Russia
America
Kulzer
Lendera
Stalacracs
Aseia Atie
Lorger
Kerensky
Germany
Aranstre
RIGHT THING AT LAST TANLAC GIVES RELIEF SAY RAILWORKER
Ogden Utah resident Jetn M McGuire a Southern Pacific freight depot worker reports decades of stomach pain headaches and fatigue eased after taking Tanlac. He says within weeks his strength returned weight improved and sleepless nights vanished, praising the medicine's dramatic improvement.
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Tanlac
Jetn M. McGuire
Lincoln Street
Ogden
Utah
McGuire
Southern Pacific
MeGuire
Hitler
Cooper Medicine Co
Alk
Melntyre Drag Tla
Coler Pals
Canals to Be Used For Transportation
Driveto r General Maddow ordered the Erie and New York State canal system to be taken over by the railroad administration and a fleet of barges built to relieve freight. G A Tom Sinson of Duluth is directing the operation under the administration. Within weeks orders to open additional canal systems and navigable rivers are expected.
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Wassington
Maddow
Erisam
New Yorke
G. A. Tom
Sinson
Duluth
Mink
Graimund
Railroad Administration
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Alabaema
Barges to Relieve Rail Traffic Under Study
The coast waterways program aims to shift freight from rails by building concrete barges within one to three months. Plans call for intensive use in late summer as investigations assess quick, low cost construction methods and their practicability.
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Thead Rock Administration
Ines
Keith Funeral Services Set for Saturday in Salt Lake
Funeral arrangements for David Ketel include a 3 p.m. Saturday service at the Westminster Presbyterian Church led by Rev. William Taden and Rev. George Davies. The body will lie in state at the West Presbyterian Church, with viewing from 1 to 3 p.m. Interment is at Barn Mount Glirch Cemetery. Family members include Margaret Keith, traveling from New York, and Lt. David Keith Jr., in France.
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Salt Lake
David Ketel
Yvirsl Presbyteriay Church
William Taden
George He, Davies
Cancler
Wiest Presbyterian Church
Abd
Deegagat
Margaret Keith
New York
David Keith
Mount Glirch
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