Akos touted for rheumatism cure by Ogden pharmacist
An Ogden area notice promotes Akos as a cure for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims a ward clerk, Jewon A Wear, was treated with Akos and improved, walking without a cane after one month. The ad urges others with rheumatism and digestive or kidney issues to try the remedy and visit Meintyre’s drug store for more information.
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Logan Post
A.R. Fount-Veilet
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Alex
Akoz
Jenn Dearby
Akosto mM Berson
Utah
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Battles north of Arras reported amid heavy fighting
Reported dispatch describes brutal clashes near Arras with German trench lines and Allied counterattacks. It notes stubborn German positions along canal enbankments and German reinforcement movements, plus Allied efforts to break through and shift front lines.
Antisaloonist Petition Dismissed in Prohibition Fight
In Cincinnati Crevalans Colombue and Toteto, the Anti saloon league failed to force writs of mandamus to force a recount. Delegates of the representational groups contested alleged frauds thought to have defeated the prohibition amendment and backed the botnette amendment during the November 3 vote.
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G. Beet
Cincinnati
Crevalans
Colombue
Toteto
Russians Gain the Day in German Advance Fight
The dispatch reports German offensive near Lode as a bold plan that achieved initial success. Russian forces under General Ruarky repelled the attack and captured prisoners, with German losses including cavalry and artillery. The piece notes German strategic daring and the dramatic shift as Russians defended Lois and halted the breakthrough despite heavy fighting.
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Fatrograd
Bea
Batterlea
Qila Syid
Ibvaston
Ruarky
Lloyd George in an Explanation
Reported by American correspondents, Lloyd George defended Britain's finances and the balance of trade. He quoted American press misreporting of his earlier remarks to the House of Commons, stating the United States owed Britain about 5.6 billion dollars and that Britain could not conduct business under unsettled debt. The statement touched on exchange rates, capital, and Britain's indebtedness in the current balance of trade with the United States.
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Tondo
Tee
Amerlean
Londo
David Popd Bourge
Gxelequer
United ‘Siétes Owsd Grea Blinn
Bolton
Lloyd-George
Mildeladt
House of Covinone
Tegard
Azrotica
Lieyd-George
Dover
Lioyd-George
Britiity
Skvaorien
Artorkta
Lioyd-Goates
House of Testmons
United Staten
Progressives Plan Conference For 1918 Campaign
Dec 4 Gilengs progressives hold a conference where an executive committee and invited members discussed sustaining the progressive ticket in the 1918 presidential race. Notables from Richmond Gwifornts Conlaw Mgaxovelt 112 attended, with several state delegates arriving to join Corttok Nebraska and others from Colorado Michigan Oregon Indiana.
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Fatimin
Richmond
Hf. Johnson
Gwifornts
Conlaw
Mgaxovelt
Urntine
Corttok
Nebraska
P. Modes
R. Kirkwood
Missonts
Gustavus Th Pops
Michi Fou
Dwight J. Heard
Artanua
Walle Gor
Oregon
Ruinlph G. Leeda
Bal Toner
Indiana
Attention Women Camp Officers Election Notice
War Thuraday evening December 3 marks the manual election of officers at Aeter Camp 74 W C Wa. Telegraph tax confusion arises over war tax on telegrams. Salt Lake offices report telegrams are charged a single internal tax fee. company adds no extra levy.
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Mote
Salt Lake
Bec
Totestaph
Patrona Ofha
Roth
Submarines to Fight England Says Copenhagen Dispatch
A Daily Mail correspondent in Copenhagen reports German strategy to beat Britain by a combined submarine and air assault. The plan hinges on sinking the British fleet and disrupting coastal defense with a heavy underwater and aerial campaign. Meanwhile asylum seekers from Haut Prussia flood into Schleswig Holstein and Hanover as Germany faces work and food shortages at home.
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London
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
Briain
Tomy
North Sea
Haut Pruaila
Echlepwig-Halstein
Hanbyer
Ebi
Cermany
Fire saves engine as powder store burns
A powder storehouse at Apex catches fire, endangering a nearby engine. A crew fights flames with hoses, fearing an explosion as dynamite and powder ignite, then a methodical effort to remove the coat from the eagles’ house saves Sungral Bienes. a man named Bloio-Stewart aids by removing the cover from a powder bin.
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Dee
Capa
Neites
Bloio- Stewart
Singham
German Army Estimated Seeks Placement on Fronts
A semi official statement estimates Germany fields about fifty four divisions active or reserve across France and Russia fronts. It claims twenty one and a half divisions operate against France, ten against Russia, with thirty three reserve formations partly assigned to the two theaters. The count suggests eight and a half territorial divisions engaged in both campaigns.
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Paris
Wade Pudlin Tabight
Saya
Germany
France
Nugeia
Russia
Relief shipments urged by American relief in Belgium
The American commission for relief in Belgium sent a nationwide appeal to over 1000 U S committees urging rapid dispatch of food and clothing to Belgium. Local organizations were asked to affiliate with state committees and arrange storage for emergency packages. Free shipping from shelves to Belgium and railroad costs are covered by the commission where needed. The drive supports a convention in Chicago December 3 to 8 with leaders from Bien and agricultural authorities. Professor Hoganson will attend.
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American Commission For Relief
Belgium
United States
Foy Conveplonta Fa
Toodatusis
Ue Alata
Thera le Ngatata
Comilasion
Belsinin
Logan
Het
J. GC
Mogem
Chicago
Washington, DC
Hoganson
Russians Held by the Germans In Poland Front
An official dispatch reports German forces pressing on the left bank of the Vistula near Plelawy and Sebota, with Russian positions repelled and gains claimed at Staredit and other locales. The battle line remains fluid with heavy casualties and shifting advances as both sides push for advantage.
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Ier
Gugriere Losight Haya
Vistula
Lada
Plelawy
Sebota
Lowlea
Kalisz
Mirectigan Bf
Fagien P& Las
Stortedit
Plack
Caucasus
Londos
Poland
Folacare
Prange
Palsideon
Gyts
Warsaty
Beth
German Ladies Bazaar at Paul’s Evangelical Church
The German Ladies Bazaar at Paul’s Evangelical Church lies at corner Jefferson Avenue and Twenty third Street on Thursday and Friday September 2 and 4. Fine bargains await. A German Lincheos will also be served. On Friday night there will be social entertainment for the members on their occasion.
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Paul's Evangelical Ohurch
Jefferson Avenge
Twertythird Atrset
Im Boathe
Lincheos
Optimism of the English People in Wartime
A wartime commentary argues that British civilian morale remains hopeful while noting Germany’s pressures. It claims Britain’s navy and credit sustain the empire, while asserting German prospects are strained by Allied resistance and logistical overreach.
Sundays Go Dry in Antelina Jurisdiction Joke
In Watertown Wisconsin a mock campaign by William Cody sought to appoint him as town justice of the peace after collecting a large petition from freighters. The mayor refused without a petition, Cody presented one with many signers and the attempt ended when papers were served on city officials. Public notices urge reading the classifieds.
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Watertown
Wis
Antelina
Milwaukee
Gorove
G. Cody
Charley Kailing
Cody
Monsand
Signera
Dmneil
Ake
Aharitia
Hendy
Austrians Claimed Great Victory In Battle Report
Telegram from Kerlls reports a major Austrian victory in the Homonet area, with 30,000 to 60,000 prisoners and 10,000 killed or wounded. Archduke Frederick and Marshal von Hindenberg cited achievements as Prussia and Germany seek to unify forces amid rising casualties.
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Kerlls
Tondon
Wenba
Rungian de Dent
Archduke Frederick
Paul von Hindenberg
Tha Xice
Thy Retcha Ink
Germany
Church Treasurer Accused of Forgery in Lutheran Church
Odiage December 1 report alleges the St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church treasurer Vollrath forged funds and misused about 25 009. An investigation and audit were ordered by church trustees to review the treasurer's books and uncover improper gains over a long period.
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St. Mark's
Warrath
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