Germany's peace talks spark plan for a new financial order
Fragmentary dispatch argues for a Society of Nations style treasury to fund postwar Europe. It discusses taxing all nations, sharing neutrals’ costs, and using tariffs to stabilize Germany's payments while avoiding occupation. Proposes limiting raw material exports and prioritizing allied recovery.
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Corus
Belove
Pais
Germany
Engi
Amallion
Nordache
Cerny
Betteva
Society of Nations
Molland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
America
Serbia
Amerie
Uae
Saeloly
Courikee
Trade Alliance Systems Meet Opposition in Global Debate
A fragmented report notes officials from Trade Alliance Systems and opposition groups clashing over international development rules. Argentina’s representative questioned barriers to global growth while Alberto Thomas, head of the bloc, left for Paris to pursue parliamentary engagement.
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Trade Alliance Systems
Derne
Thuraday
Pet
Jian Dysto
Rexenhittin
Argentina
Internacional
Mor International Amily
We Nations
Albere Thomas
Paris Beliere
Guyette
Water for Headache Relief Promoted in Patent Remedy
An advertisement touts “tot water” and limestone phosphate as cures for headaches and general ill health. It claims cleansing the intestinal canal and ridding the body of poisons, with warnings of nausea fever and poor digestion. The copy urges readers to ask pharmacists for limestone phosphate and blend with hot water for daily use.
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Hugo
Persia pleads for recognition at peace conference
Persia presses for representation at the peace talks as Britain grants sympathetic hearing and America remains cautious. Persian delegates lead a five member group seeking recognition to protect Persia from domination while outlining aims to safeguard territorial and religious integrity with potential boundary and population considerations.
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Paris
Persia
Sorpta
Ramants
Peraly
Netghun
M. Mosliyor
Maniaunalok
Parix Newlihg
Peace Center
Bern
Pernia
Hongi
Caneasus
America
Ull
Pershing Denies Mail Congestion Amid War Dispatches
A muddled wartime dispatch reports Pershing denying mail congestion while detailing Allied supply routes and military movements. The piece cites correspondent notes on American and French operations, transport challenges, and communications from centers including Provo Marine Home and other key posts as tensions rise over timely correspondence and logistics.
Thirty killed in Bremen fight amid guerrilla unrest
Unconfirmed reports from the Associated Press indicate ongoing guerrilla warfare in Bremen after a purported uprising was quelled. Casualties cited include about thirty dead and over a hundred wounded, with insurgents still believed to be active and central to the conflict.
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Bremen
Berlin
Tren
Dr King's New Discovery Promote Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a reliable cold remedy that relieves coughing throat and aches quickly. It claims fifty years of trusted use and safety for all family members offered at 60c to 1.20 dollars.
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Dr. King
King
Drukena
Telltale Board Invention Shown By Portland Firm
Portland firm unveils a telltale board designed to extinguish electric lights in a ship’s wheelhouse. The mechanism transfers light status through a row of indicators, allowing crew to see which lights are lit. Reversing a switch activates reserve lighting elsewhere to maintain safety.
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Telltale Board
Portland
Ore
Goa
Jusahin
Reserve Board Reviews Trade Of The Month
Wastington report notes business conditions show weak production and retail demand as buyers stock up anticipating price declines. The Federal Reserve agents foresee prices holding, with some regions predicting little change in the near term. Experts warn of cautious but hopeful trends in labor and manufacturing as capacity shifts and production costs adjust.
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Businesa
Dhe Codery
Sieht Win
Contin Dover
Ecrill
Alterariona
Éliey Bikes
Panind
Influenza Claims Woman in Preston Area
Ida iq woman Briana Nutter Nelson, widow of George Neem, Preston, January 28, 1909, dies of influenza. Survived by her band, two children, her parents Fred and Mrs Nutter, and seven brothers. four brothers serve in the U.S. Army.
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IDAIQ
Preston
Briana Nutter Nelson
George Neem
Sheta
Mra
Fred Nutter
Seven Brothera
Wham
Ure Army
No More Catarrh Hyomel Ad Blurred Health Claims
A garbled advertisement extols Hyomel as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and other ailments, urging readers to buy the product from druggists and mentioning a complete outfit. It references legal actions against smugglers and mentions Miss Asquith engaged, with unrelated political notes.
EXPECT JOS TITLEY HOME IN FEW WEEKS
Private Joseph Titley of the TM infantry Panadian army writes to his mother from Cologne where he performed occupation duties. His unit, a detachment of Canadian Lenops, moves toward Hays, and he hopes to be back at home in a few weeks after further fighting.
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Joseph ‘Titley
Panadian
Serilea
Ats
Cologne
Jis
Hays
Bobglinn
Josh
Chew So Ir
Aly
Wales
Willey
Phosphate use for thin people in medical context
Fragmented OCR text discusses phosphate use for thin people, feeding plans, and transformation effects on health. It mentions beta and AEH phases, dental and growth concerns, and metabolic processes. The content includes garbled names and phrases but centers on nutrition and medical treatment implications for underweight individuals.
Novel Plan for Welfare of the Munich Workers
Correspondence from Munich dated January reports a proposed welfare plan for local workers. The note outlines aims to improve living standards and social support, referencing municipal action and potential funding. The language is fragmented and the piece comments on bureaucratic steps without detailing specific programs or figures.
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Munich
New Labor Program Aims Health Bureau and Worker Protections
The plan calls for a new public health bureau to identify illness causes among workers and prevent them. Inspections across industries would ensure better protections, with ads for employment possible around April. Proposals include expanding women’s home labor laws, pensions for war workers, and housing reforms.
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Bureau of
Public Health
Bromo Quinine Tablet Claim Stirs Health Notice
A garbled note advertises "Bromo Quinine" tablets claiming no head effects or nervousness. It mentions a Groves signature on the inside and presents a laxative quinine product framed for general use. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
British Embargo Debate in the U.S. Senate
Senate debate on the British embargo features sharp criticism of policy and Weeks's resolution. Senators King of Cah and McCumber of Nas Dakon spar over detente and potential action while calendar considerations loom.
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Senate of
U. S
Washington
Senate
Alanahient
King
Cah
Amt
Washivella
Aed McCumber
Nas Dakon
Nalin Fenrder
Anita
gWarantes
Senator Weeks Seeks Tariff Policy Embargo Debate
Senators argued over protective tariff versus embargo policy, with King calling the Weska resolution imprudent and unwise. Weeks defended the embargo stance amid debate on wheats pots and other American products, while Kirby of Arkansas supported regulation. The discussion touched on import controls and domestic industry protection.
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Manent
King
Weeks
Kirby
Arkansas
Memasso
AmenTowheac Polivy
Returned Soldier Implicated in Bold Jewelry Robbery
A returned soldier Moran and a youth were accused of robbing Ante Supply Co. Moran, 28, was held at the city jail after detectives questioned him at his room. The boy named Moran as an accomplice, but Lloyd identified nothing conclusive. Authorities planned further inquiries as the case developed.
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ARK. Tech
Thurton
Morgan
Moran
Hos
Wee
Waa
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South Street
Mc. Byan
Herbert Leichter
J.p.lloyd
Lloyd
Morea
Colle
Ted Morgan
Ue Buneau Oncrnde
Sity
Persistent cough remedy urged after influenza care
A garbled notice reports Willian Bentler's death and others tied to influenza illness. It notes Bentler’s death, his survivors Lena Beutler and Wilda Heuer, and a funeral at the cemetery. Also mentions Lieutenant Jones and a homeward arrival from New York, with references to military service and signing of a fishing duty.
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Richfield
Auchpined
Willian Bentler
Wurlel
My. Bentler
Tle
Metiother
Lena Iener
Charles Beutler
Wea
Wilda Heuer
Enna
Tooole
Tady
Bist Prodigly Co Daytod May Product Fame
A fragmented ad copy touts The Bist Prodigly Co Daytod products for colds and distress. It lists Mentha-Laxene and other ingredients with directions to mix ten drops in water for a home remedy. The text is garbled but centers on a patent-like elixir and cheerful health claims.
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Aix
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