Tannin in common tea harms flavor and stomach
A продавец argues that tannin in ordinary tea dulls taste and irritates the stomach, praising Schilling Tea as the superior practical choice. He touts four flavors Japan, Ceylon, Assam, and English Breakfast, all of equal quality, moisture proof packaged by Schilling & Co in San Francisco.
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Schilling
Schilling ‘Tea
Japan
Cezlon-Indis
Oulong
Engith Breakfaay
AU Procera
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Chaloner Wins 20 Year Fight To Prove Sanity
New York July 27 A grandson of John Jacob Astor and owner of an estate valued at 1500,000 Chaloner won a twenty year legal battle to establish sanity in New York state He had been declared insane in 1997 at Bloomingdale asylum and escaped to Virginia where he later proved his sanity A Supreme Court decision by Justice Ford later ruled him competent Chaloner likened his struggles to Edmond Dantes and vowed war on the lunacy trust He outlined plans with newspaper men for a broader crusade lasting years and said his war would extend to Europe after victory at home He offered to devote his time and income amounting to 122,000 a year to the campaign
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New York
Luoacy Trust
John Asuelroog Chialoner
John Jacob Artos
Yeterday
New York State
Bloomingdale Asylum
Supreme Court
Ford
Cnet
Garson
Newaar
Chaloner
Edmund Dantes
Monta Cristo
United States
Europe
Mr. Chaloner
Revolutionists Shot Geneva in July 81 purge
A fragmented report notes that during July an upsurge of rebels opposed to the current hunger government led to executions by Bela Kun’s authorities in Geneva. The text is garbled but references a statement and a copy of Bela Kun’s pronouncements.
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Geneva
Bela Kun
Dela Kun
Orosag
Dudanest
Nee
Denver Market Wire Service Aims To Aid Early Potato Trade
The Bureau of Markets in Denver plans to supply the office with a daily wire on the potato market. A daily bulletin will list all potato producers and price movements. If approved, the wire service could begin soon, offering growers market information to improve sales. The committee hopes to post quotations and farm reports on a broad information network.
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Bureau of Mareete
Denver
Ula
Danver
Patato
Washington
Thin Mraha
Bear Oil Grows Hair Claim Adventure
An advertisement touts Bear Oil as a remedy claimed to grow hair and reverse baldness. It promises experiments and testimonials, with pricing and a mail order offer from John Jar Weletate in New York to obtain the product, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Kotelko—toy the Fair
Agniels Wtt
Layne
Milly Binie
Dandcult
Hotalka
Prapta
John Jar Weletate
Linia
New York
Lieut Smith Returns From Overseas to Salt Lake Home
Lieut Calvin Smith son of the late President Joseph F. Smith returned to his Salt Lake home yesterday after service with the Ninety- Ninth Division. He left in February 1918 for Camp Lewis and shipped overseas June 25 1918 to France, serving in the Meuse Argonne sector. He was wounded in action and later commanded stretcher bearers for the regiment. He helped in memorial observances in Belgium and planned to pursue further education after discharge.
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Lieut. Smith
Salt Lake
Fleet Tentenant
Calvin
Mantigny
Chagluta Smith
Monse-Argonne
Chaplain Smith
Qatnlakirko
Belgium
Utah
Wien
Chaplin
Ile
Bellsut
Nervous Prostration Helped by Pinkham Medicine
Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia reports severe nervousness backache and headaches caused by a functional derangement. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she regained health and performs housework, urging other women to try the remedy. Letters claim thousands share similar results and invite others to write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Extreme Valor Shown by Ninety-First Division at Meuse and Lys
The Ninety-first Division sustained heavy losses in September near Genoce and Ypres, with Captain Warshout killed and several officers wounded. After fierce fighting, many were unable to be evacuated, while a brigade held its front. Replacements arrived at Ravigny and Belelum, and the division fought again at Audenarde and Meuse offensives, earning praise for steadfast defense amid retreats and costly battles.
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Eptatony Tite
Uha Elty
Genoce
Siuilth Ward Colanc
Parker
Bradberry
Vatley
Granger
Warshout
320Th Regiment
Wettan
Army Corps
Chagialn Smith
Ravigny
Belulum
Ypres
Heteber St
Avaiance
Audenatde
Belgium
Aby
Utah
Gall Lake
Tri Une
Remedy for Itching Torture With Zemo
Zemo offers quick relief for itching and skin irritation. The antiseptic liquid claimed to cure eczema pimples rashes and blackheads while leaving skin soft and healthy. Available through druggists at 45 cents or 1.00 for a large bottle from The E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Steamer Burns To Water's Edge Off Vancouver
A wooden steamer Admiral Raight of Seattle burned to the waterline between Vancouver and Victoria. The 23 crew were rescued as the blaze drew attention from Princess Victoria who aided two crew members. Seamen Heenan and others were injured during the incident.
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Vancouver
Admiral Raight
Seattle
Victorir
Tolay
Princess Vicstoria
Willy
Cme
Heenan
Admiral Kuighe
Cmeriegh
Dr Bauer Predicts Austria Will Be Slave of Allies
Dr Bauer warns that Austria may endure a prolonged subjugation under Allied forces for thirty years, with independence eroded and the economy constrained, amid fears of a fragile peace and potential intervention by external powers and factions.
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Bauer
Austria
Ita
Saul Crewens
Tee Priedriels Adler
Bors
Chicago Man Confesses to Killing Girl and Hiding Body
Thomas Fitzgerald, 39, a hotel watchman and husband, confessed to police that he strangled six year old Janet Wilkinson, a neighbor's child, last Tuesday. He led officers to the coal chute where the body lay under a basement coal bin, and the corpse was recovered as detectives intensively questioned him for days. Coroner Hoffman ordered an inquest, and experts called Fitzgerald a psycho-sexual case, not necessarily insane.
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Chicago
Thomas Fitzgerald
Loddy
Janet Wilkinson
Fitzgerald
Althugh Fitzgerald
Qaron
Pellee
Imachinery
iCoroner Hoffman
Virginia
Tim
Fitzgrald
Lake Michisad
Whitney Hall
The
County Lunacy Commission
Fitegerald
Troop Ship Held Up by Smallpox Case in Return
New York July 27 The troop ship Mobile returning from Brest triggered quarantine and separation of 138 war brides as a Filipino mess boy developed a mild case of the disease after leaving France. All aboard were vaccinated and nearly five thousand officers and men were detained at Camp Mills. The Mobile carried the Fourth Division’s 93 officers and 3151 men of the 47th Infantry, which fought in the Aisne Marne St Mihiel and Argonne offensives with 2749 casualties among 620 engaged.
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New York
Mobile
Brest
Camp Mills
France
47Th Infantry
Aisne
Marne
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Short term loan certificates to be issued by Treasury
Washington July 27 Loan certificates of five months maturity bearing 4 1 2 percent interest will be issued semimonthly at the first and fifteenth starting August 1 for the remainder of the year to finance government needs. Minimum August September issues may be 4 000 000 with total about 3 500 000 000. Revenue and other notes will be redeployed to cover a net rise of about 502 159 000. Secretary Glass aims to spread the new certificates widely among banks and trust companies and project receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 1920 at about 6 535 000 000 with gross public debt around 26 515 506 160 by June 30. Monthly government disbursements are expected to rise in August and September due to railroad administration payments and army settlements.
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Washington
Treasury
Bankius
Glass Aald
Glass
Victory Liberty Idan Ja
Iowa
Railroad Administration
Certification of Victory Loan Certificates Issuance
Fracta and on ageount ve demobilizat ion and the majorities of certificates esued in certification of the Victory Loan.
Riots Between Whites and Negroes Rattle Chicago Beaches
Chicago July 27 serious rioting between whites and blacks erupted in the negro district around Uhleaxo. Two men drowned and two blacks likely fatally wounded, with about 50 injured or arrested as police and patrols swarmed the area. Disturbances spread from the Twenty-ninth Street bathing beach through the black belt as whites dragged blacks from streetcars and fought with rocks, clubs, and stones. In Washington, troops were withdrawn to a provisional guard to preserve order as rioting ebbed but continued in parts of the capital.
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Chicago
Uhleaxo
Twenty-ninth Street
State Street
Black Belt
Negro District
Washington
Eee
National Capital
Forest Fires in Montana and Idaho This Year
Spokane dispatch reports from northern Idaho and western Montana record 813 fires this year. Glen A. Smith, assistant forester, lists 126,861 acres burned and 380,000,000 in timber value destroyed. Private property losses reach 160,000 while government losses are about 480,000. Firefighting costs are noted, with hiring paid to address the fires.
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Spokans
Wash
Idaho
Montana
Nostern Idaho
Glen A. Smith
Curlet Forester
Fort
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Bug Find
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