King Albert Thanks America and Belgian Relief Appeal
Fragmented clipping recounts King Albert thanking America for donations to the Christmas Fund aiding Belgian children. It notes a target of 109,000 dollars and mentions continuing relief through the Commission for Relief in Belgium, with testimonies on health, labor, and economic issues affecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn Geyly
Wwe Fund
Albert
Clows
Tim
Broad Trees
New York
Pure Rose
Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Prieve
Dulen
Good Wages and Health for All Reflect on 1950s Policy
Chicago reports Arthur T. Holder of the federal vocational education board arguing that higher wages improve worker health and productivity. He proposed centralizing federal health agencies into a 22 department led by a cabinet secretary, with emphasis on addressing inequitable wealth distribution. The discussion cites 1959 wage data to support higher earnings as a health driver.
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Chicago
Arthur TE. Holder
Fed
American Public Health Association Today
Mokler
O22
Witland
Holder
Sloan's Linkment Receives Universal Praise for Relief
Advertised as quick acting with noticeable results Sloan's Linkment is claimed to ease sciatic pains neuritis rheumatic twinges and back strains. The product is priced at $1.20 and marketed for its cleanliness economy and rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombago
Sloan
Ale
Breaking Up of Camp at Logen in Utah
The summary covers a camp break up at Logen Utah where 600 soldiers return home after de mobilization. The event featured a closing service under MMC auspices led by Rev Vi bury and Professor Johnson with Coach Jen ae and a strong musical program. The address by Rev Godfrey Matthews of Ogden capped a memorable Y work milestone for the Logan unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Reaver
Ralming
Bogan
Utah
Captain Anderson
the & A. C
al Logan
Vibury
Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Jenae
Logan
Puellic Coast
Johnson War
Ereal
Hong
S.A. T. CG
Ren
Godfrey Matthews
Ogden
British Cross Over the Rhine in Cologne Parade
British forces crossed the Rhine at Cologne in a staged advance toward the enemy lines. General Plumer reviewed the units as Scotch English and Canadian infantry filed past in steady rain, while civilians watched under umbrellas amid the heavy patrols and cautious patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Jformu
Rhine
Calogne
Plumer
Waii
He Irvine
Indians Aid United States In War Effort Says Sells
Washington December 16 The American Indian through enlistment in the army and navy by contributing to Liberty Loans and by food production aided the United States and its allies in winning the war Commissioned Indian Affairs Commissioner Cate Sells reported today In 1917 6500 Indians enlisted 1000 joined the navy 360 aided in war work More than 6000 enlistments were voluntary Liberty bonds were purchased Indore now hold the equivalent of one fifty dollar gold bond for every man woman and child of their race in the nation The report also notes a new view of life and responsibilities while praising self management and eventual transfer of property control as tribes grow capable of self government
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Washington
Hewry
Liberty Lomas
Cate Sells
Indian Affairs
Sells
Ible
Army
Navy
Sais
Butterflies Helped by A Medicine After Long Illness
A long illness left Mr. Spanne unable to work for two years with severe indigestion and back pain. After trying over $200 in medicines with little relief, he started a course of treatment and soon regained full health. He reports renewed appetite, no pain, and ability to work outdoors collecting butterflies again. Two stores advertise the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth CO
C. Spanne
United States
Ideus
Imag Co
Czecho Slovaks Occupy Towns Across Bohemia
Troops move into towns Torschen and Dade bach in Bohemia south of the German border under claims of protecting Czech residents from intimidation. German Bohemians fear suppression ahead of elections as Vienna accuses Czech authorities of terrorizing the German majority. The Austrian army denies aggression and cites cross border tensions and fears as grounds for action. A protest has been filed with Czech authorities over the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torschen
Dadebach
Germaai Bohemii
Hava
Kranincs
Bolenin
Giat
Austria
Geran Tinberala
Ie Bian Droops
Vienna
Ayer
Totschen
Saverte
Disorders in Constantinople Rocked by Turmoil
Dispatch from Constantinople reports clashes in the Turkish capital as Greek sailors die near the Mosque of St. Sophia and Anglo Greek troops intervene. A Turkish patrol clashed with French soldiers, with two seamen killed. Greek forces have been landed to protect the Greek faction in the city.
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Athens
Constantinople
Ent Wros
Mosque of
St. Sophia
Umea Turkle
Constantinaple
Musterole ad promises relief without blistering
An old-fashioned mustard plaster is replaced by Musterole a clean white ointment made from mustard oil. It claims quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back and joint pain sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frosted feet and chest cords with hospital size priced at $2.50.
Poles Force the Huns to Leave
Poland has no diplomatic relations with the German Republic. Director of Foreign Affairs delivered an official note to Count von Kosaler demanding that the entire German delegation staff depart immediately due to German actions in Poland and aiding the Bolsheviks. Count von Kosaler replied that his staff would leave Poland by the shortest routes.
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Poland
German Republic
Farcien Attrizx Rader
Count von Keasler
Dlex
Ladhe Tolsheviki
Cunt von Kosaler
Hnaul Hia
College displays new medical manikins for home nursing
A school of home economics at a college unveiled a large set of medical manikins and infant care equipment for winter quarter demonstrations. The collection, shipped from M. J. Chase Co, includes dolls of varied sizes with fabric bodies and flexible joints.
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Mame Ecounmics
Aguicultural College
Amadi
Itnion Mes Fate Howe
Whitton Duckie
M. J. Chase Cr
Pantielet
Rhodelstut
Delta
Mirgagte
Uriah Girls
Amestin Arts Department
Inyatt
Tly Younbey
Fanthal
Pine Cough Remedy Yet Simple Home Formula
A historic ad describes easy to make pine cough syrup using pine extract and sugar or honey. It claims rapid throat soothe and cough relief within 24 hours, touting Pinex as a key concentrated ingredient and urging readers to request “246 owners of Plex” directions from a local druggist. This ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Syria
Norway
Plex
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Lad
Auveit
Suffragists Parade and Torch Burn About Speeches
In Washington on December 11 suffragists from the Natal Women’s party marched with torches and banners near the White House. They gathered around the Ta Fourtte statue and burned ropes of speeches by President Wilkan, protesting the Senate’s failure to submit the federal suffrage amendment to the states. Police protected the demonstrators and intervened to quiet disruptors who tried to tear down the figures and bright flames.
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Washisofton
Dee
Natal Women’s Party
White House
Ta Fourtte
Executive
Wilkan
Senate
Ryan Wade
Plebiscite Impossible Signals Peru Versus US Peace Rift
A Tangutn Miro Quesatia statement from Buenos Aires cites the Ancon treaty limits and a failed plebiscite as impeding Peru’s acceptance of peace terms. Versailles peace talks and renewed conflict fears are highlighted amid arrests of residents in disputed provinces. In Buenos Aires a new Peru newspaper debuts as tensions rise.
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Ima
Versailles
Aires
Nec
Haa Bern
Buenos Aires
Oatmeal Remedy Promises Clearer Complexion Overnight
An advertisement touts a home remedy named Merwille oatmeal treatment said to remove facial skin blemishes within 12 hours. It claims to improve freckles, sun spots, pores, and wrinkles using an oatmeal mix with cosmetic and drugstore ingredients, backed by a money refund guarantee from local drugstores.
Slot crash injures three boys near Blecenth delivery
In a crash near Blecenth Santy and Coomba boys lost control of a slot and collided with a delivery wagon. Morrish Sint suffered a fractured leg and other injuries. Tony Smith sprained knee with bruises. All three were taken to emergency hospital for treatment.
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Salt Lake
Paramount Laundry Company
T. Hale
Roger Coombs
Dryden R. Coombs
Merri
Ray Smith
M.A. Smith
Phint Santy
Blecenth
Coomba
Morrish
Frank 5
Trin
Why Home
Toxic health claims from obscure hallucinogenic product
A garbled OCR style note references a health booster marketed as a cure and strength enhancer. It mentions combating infections and names odd entities and platforms, with unclear authorship and dubious authority, suggesting a disjointed advertisement or fringe health claim from an unnamed source.
Air Service To Begin May 1919 In York
Captain Her yamian Th Lipaner, former superintendent of government airmail, announced tonight that backed by wealthy backers he will establish next year the first general passenger and express lines in the country. He did not disclose proposed routes but said service would begin in May 1919 with six planes, speed about 10 mph, capacity forty passengers, and express cargo capacity. cancelled plan includes wireless telephony and other scientific equipment, aiming to be affordable for all.
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York
Heryamian Th Lipaner
Ien
Atari
Cael
Oman
Wipsner
Incomplete Note on June 18 First Atlantic Trama Event
Fragmentary report notes a planned June 18 trama event involving a transport named George Washington and a France connection. It mentions an “aca goalie plane” and a tight f4 bolag constructesl with unclear details and broken phrases.
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Sone
Flaé
Jung
George Wrehington
Wilkan
France
Bolag
Poslam eczema remedy ad and German agent indictment
An old ad touts Poslam for eczema relief claiming quick comfort and skin soothing effects. Separately T. Blitt Notyakin, NY agent for a German-owned sanitary company, is indicted in Washington for alleged Trading with the Enemy Act violations and failure to report enemy asset holdings.
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Emockency Laboratories
Woat 47Th St
New York City
T. Elliot Hodgskin
Washington
T. Blitt Notyakin
New York
Jacgey
Sanitary Women
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Fladgakin
Sustodtian
Tha Cam
Nany
William Benger
Fleinrich Benger
Emise Behger
Copavimera
Germany
Wilhelm Benwaer Sehne
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Tanlac
Faiuillen Sreeme
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Mac Biind Wilder
Jaint
T Meyer
Flere Biy
Toomel
Merwille
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