Highest Praise for President War May Yet Help Civilization
Reports from Patus note wide editorial praise for President Wilson's address to Congress. Papers spectrum range from The Socialist Mamanile to The Homine Libre praising his call for durable peace and civic mobilization, framing the war as a potential great movement for civilization rather than a brutal conflict. Alfred Caupus lauds Wilson and Troyd-Yeorge for a hopeful, stabilizing vision.
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Patus
Wind
Texce
Hranca
Wilson
Euitulalion
Wilaan
Mamanile
Alfred Caupus
Troyd-Yeorge
Olive Tablets Prompt Better Health Claims
An advertisement extols Ward’s Olive Tablets as a gentle, safe substitute for strong laxatives. It promises relief from constipation, dull skin, and lethargy, claiming no sickness after use and urging readers to take one or two tablets daily for a week. It targets readers with pimples, bad breath, and tired bowels.
Viscount Bryce Praises Wilson War Aims
Viscount Bryce former British ambassador at Washington applauds President Wilson for his war aims. He calls the international coalition essential to curb imperial ambitions and uphold peace among nations. Bryce commends inclusion of Allied support for Christian rights in Armenia Syria and Palestine as part of a lasting peace.
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London
Inn
Viscount Bryce
Washington
Great Britain
Sintra
Armania
Syria
Palestine
Incoherent Protest Puzzles Readers at Local Shop
A garbled plea mixed with names and phrases appears to reference a disagreement between a shopkeeper and individuals named Tami and Leworranea. No clear events, dates, or locations emerge, making the exact incident unclear but indicating a dispute over ownership or service.
Coal for settlers allowed on government lands claim free
The district forester reports a new ruling permitting settlers to use coal on government lands for home consumption with coal supplied. Despite large coal deposits in forest reserves, the right for settlers to mine coal is limited to what is necessary for their own use, and collectors are urged to comply with the new notice.
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Knelpp
Gettlers
Old Folks Saved From Suffering By Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary A Deen of Taunton Massachusetts reports in her birth year she believed medicine beyond reach yet Foley Kidney Pills proved beneficial for kidney troubles. A reader from Sligh Point NC notes night pain and difficulty rising, yet after taking Foley Kidney Pills her nights improve and normal kidney action returns. Another testimonial from a person in Rogers says kidney discomfort eased after using Foley Kidney Pills for years and relief from burning, acid, and pain. The ad claims the pills restore kidney function and are safe for long use.
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Mary A. Deen
Taunton
Dal Foley
Bam “A.” Moorer
Sligh Poiat Nic
Norwal
Foley
Ara
HE AN
Bridges
Rodjer Gie
Wwe
Wizi
Taney Rink
Mcintyre Drug Ba
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Summary
Real estate transfers listed include D A Swyth and wife to Charles J iHuraphria in Wid er's subdivision with unspecified consideration, J Weatheraton and wife to Oscar Hichardeon for part to 10 in Plain Ghy survey at $600, Frederick Frocrer to Caty A Gray lots 33 and 38 in Woodman sen's addition at $276, George O Watton and wife to J J Brumuitt in Prospect Heights addition for $1, J T Grammilt and with to Josephit Anderson lots 3 to 4 10 to 1 18 to 18 in Prospect Heights at $180, all warranty deeds.
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D. A. Swyth
Charles J. iHuraphria
J. Weatheraton
Oscar Hichardeon
Frederick Frocrer
Caty A. Gray
Woodmansen
Gecit
George O. Watton
J. J. Brumuitt
Paria Bigoke
Prospect Height
Grammilt Ant
Tosephit Anderson
Du Pont plants face coal shortage threatens war work
Pompton Plains and Haskell DuPont powder plants, idle for lack of coal, were warned to expect a shutdown within hours unless fuel deliveries arrive promptly. Officials said operations tied to war production could halt if power is interrupted, sparking concern over impact on ammunition and munitions output.
How Ogden Soldier Dispersed Attacks
A fragmentary ad style item discusses a Ogden soldier's experiences and alleged health improvements from a preparation named Mayra Wonderly Realedy T. The text mixes medical claims and a government health context with promotional language and includes advertisement phrasing about a drug for stomach and intestinal ailments. The readable portion references military service and physician assessments, with unclear completion of the claim.
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United States
Rans Yince
Mioway
Mcintyre Drug Co
Notable Names in Unknown Listing Arrives
A collection of varied personal names appears in the OCR fragment, including Lite Alton Waller Compton Jr and Edward William Rowentt along with several other individuals such as James Komar Marylal Jensen and Clarence Fanteo Entep. The snippet provides no clear event or context.
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R. P. Petersen
Charica Nelson, Jr
Harria Floyd Alea
Naichi Kuramoto
Joseph Clatonca
Montgomary
You May Find it In Stocking Corn Corns Ad
An advertisement promotes a foot remedy named freexone to remove corns. It claims drops on tender corn ease pain within a day and cause the corn to fall off without soreness. The surrounding skin remains healthy as the corn detaches. A quarter ounce bottle is advertised as enough to rid feet of all corns. The text notes the product is an ether compound.
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Pays & Glndgantl Authority
Hazardous Material Explosion Injures Several Near Memphis
A dangerous chemical release caused a locomotive blast near the Mississippi river in Tennessee. Witnesses report an engine hull and crew injuries as emergency crews respond at the scene amid dense debris and fears of further hazards. Local authorities investigate the incident and secure the site.
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Memphis
Cea
Havanian
Niesthalppl
Box Elder County Exemption Board Drops Duty Men
Brigham City January 10 The Box Elder County Exemption Board listed men who have relieved their duedtionnaires or failed to complete duty roster. Names include Roeder Nelash Madeor Dawes Clifford Werdland Craver Petersen Udy Stenquist Gibba Pneel Johnson Nichols Rucker Taylor Forogran Green Burenbark Miller Harper Petthigit Ursegger Kimball Olson Eck Sluutfer Burrows Baty Walker Vansen Dradehaw Landvaltis Delehe Andéereoa and others.
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Otto Lea Rucker
Walter Leroy ‘Taylor
Frank J L. Forogran
Leo Cyrua
Caliaus Jensen
Amos Ch Hatch
Galvann Torminto
Warburton
Babert T. Rhode
Vred Deaote
Troxell
Leatio $. Green
Gien Walter Burenbark
Marlo J. Miller
Earl Lovwis Harper
Elwood Petthigit
John George Urse
Disease subsiding in army camps in January report
A health report from the army medical corps shows measles epidemics easing in National Guard and National Army camps for the week ending January 4. Pneumonia remains high among babies with 109 deaths in the National Guard and 167 in the National Army. meningitis hits Caracas Beauregard with 27 cases and several deaths as other guard illnesses decline.
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Washington
Jac
National Guard
Patronel
Ttn
Army Medical Corps
National Army
Carngo Beauregard
War Insurance Money Saving Plan For War Dependents
Salt Lake county chapter reports on a new government backed life insurance plan for soldiers and sailors and their dependents. Policies range from 1000 to 10000 dollars with monthly payments scaled by policy size. Eligible men can provide for dependents while remaining funds for personal expenses under wartime allowances and Red Cross support.
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Qrument
Dlyt Ign Relief Department
American Red Cross
Salt Lake County
Wos
Sweiten
Grand County Lands Open by Presidential Order
Grand County lands have been opened for entry by presidential order after withdrawal for classification. The lands, approved by the director of the United States Geological Survey, cover portions of sections 14, 15, 16, 81, 22, 23 and 26 in township 30 south, range 29 east. Gould B. Binkeley, replacement of the inland United States laid aithe, reports a large inquiry for lands in that state section.
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Grand County
United Stats Geological Survey
Gould B. Binkeley
United States
Aithe
Teporta
Heavy Snow Covers Nebraska Across State
A snow storm gripped Nebraska with heaviest falls in the western region where several inches had accumulated. At 7 this morning temperatures were frigid, plunging to 1 below by 10 o'clock, and forecasts warned of further drops. The snow is expected to help winter wheat with moisture after weeks of dry spell.
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Lincoln
Nebran
Nebranka
Omaha
Nob
Nebrat
Iintons
Volcano Tears Through Banos Ecuador in Sudden Destruction
In central Ecuador the town of Banos was struck by a violent eruption causing total ruin. Residents described ash and showers of debris as the church and surrounding structures were engulfed in flames. Eyewitnesses reported a sudden collapse followed by a rapid emergency response and prayers for those affected.
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Job
Tle Ugar Company
Woman Works 15 Hours a Day Highlights a Remedy
Peru Indiana resident Mrs Asya Meteriano credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from chronic backache and fatigue. She reports severe daily toil from early morning to night and says doctors offered little help except surgery, praising the product’s benefits and urging other women with similar ailments to try it.
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Peru
Ind
Lydia E. Pinktam
Asya Meteriano
West 10Th St
Protests Sent to Wilson Over Russia Policy
London cable from M. Hyndmat and Dr. Gavronsky, Russian government figures, accusing President Wilson of aiding Bolshevik democracy. They say U.S. stance strengthens autocratic rule and harms anti-Bolshevik, anti-German war aims. They urge Allies to align with Russia’s friends, not Bolsheviks.
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London
tHleary M. Hyndmat
Feader
William Gaveonsky
Kerensky
Great Britain
Wilson
Tussia
D Ate
M. Gavronsky
Russia
Karensky
Dalshevikh
Ailies
Wateh
He Alties
Rugale
Wake Up Routine Promises Health From Hot Water Drink
An old health ad suggests drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and organs. It claims rapid removal of wastes and toxins via the bloodstream and lymph ducts, promoting overall cleansing and freshness. The excerpt promotes limestone phosphate as a harmless wash for the alimentary canal.
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Iasto
Conviction of Hamburg-America Line officials upheld
Four Hamburg American Line officials led by managing director Karl Duenz were convicted of violating customs laws by sending supplies to German cruisers during the war. The Court of Appeals affirmed the verdict and the line was fined one thousand dollars. Others named include Adolph Hachmeister, George Katter, and Joseph Poppenhouse. Sentences ranged from a year to eighteen months in federal prison in Atlanta, Georgia.
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New York
Karl Duenz
United States Circuit
Court of Appeals
Buonz
Géreral
Adolph Hachmeister
George Katter
Joseph Yoppenhouse
Buenz
Hachmeljster
Katter
Atlante
Poppenhouse
Ble
Nore
South Atlantic
Herwind
Lorento
Gladatong
New Phase 10 U Boat War Expands Across Seas
London reports a new phase of submarine warfare with cruiser-type U boats active in sinking merchant ships while minelayers operate in the Mediterranean. Wet gun submarines fire from deck mounts despite heavy weather, as several merchant losses and a trawler incident illustrate increased German aggression and Irish casualties from the coast. The article notes aviation efforts against subs and the broad impact on transatlantic shipping and Irish coal imports.
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London
Jen
Bingller
Tha
Germany
Wales
Corman
Tange
Folr Mijes
Whett
North Sea
Ireland
Sulsaarines
Treland
Emerald Isle
England
Mediterranean
Forth
Paat Lwo
Anti-Submarine Service
Sumer
Tama
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Thosuragna
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Hudson Ave
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National Cash Hedisters
State Street
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Salt Lake City
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Arfingaten Hotel
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