Tanlac Restores Strength for Suffering Workman in Ogden
W 8 Fuk Wnoyin, a carpenter of 73 Arenue, Trema Wart, recounts two years of illness and extreme weight loss. After using Tanlac, he reports sleep through the night, reduced back pains, and rapid weight gain of twenty pounds, with renewed appetite and ability to work. Brand names G. M. Willis and Cooper Medicine Co appear on the Tanlac bottle. sale in Ogden through A B McIntyre Ding Co.
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Helen
Tanlar
Grit Pawlee
Thayer
Taniac
G. MP. Willis
Cooper Medicine Company
Ad Botlie
Tanlag
Nove Geoulne
Tanlac
Ogden
A.B. McIntyre Ding Co
Beeles
Lubbock man found guilty of murder in district court
William G. Russell of Lubbock was found guilty by the Thirty Fourth District Court jury in the murder of Charles Qualey. Russell claimed self defense and faces a possible ten year sentence in the state penitentiary. Attorney for Russell filed notice of appeal.
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Paso
Tex
William G. Russell
Lubbock
Charles Qualey
Fourth District
Russell la E Bugker
Cattheman
Quatey
Jng
New York
Russell
Altorneya
Fed
Do you think Ih is possible to reach my weight
A reader asks if reducing body weight from 3497 pounds by 13 percent is possible. The reply says it is impossible to say how much one can lose, cautions against dangerous tonics, and recommends medical guidance. The column then discusses dieting, exercise, and hair loss remedies mixed with medical adages.
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Easil
Eure Dariatt
Jefferson Land to Be Bird Home
Jefferson Island once home of Joseph Jefferson, renamed Red Acres, to be developed into a waterfowl sanctuary by Lawrence Jones Jonnt J. Lyle Tiayugy. Lake Peigwen wild waterfowl refuge proposed with Lake Peigwen as a key site. Conservation commission to set shooting bans upon adjoining landowners’ petitions as part of inland refuge program.
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Orleans
Jeffersen Island
Joseph Jferson
Thecia
Lou Mana
Red Acres
Mate Isyimus
Lawrence Jones
Jonnt J. Lyle Tiayugy
Louisiana
Louisiana Conservation Commission
Peigwen
Piegneu
Conservation Commission
Prices of Prunes and Raisins Fixed
Washington announces maximum prices for prunes and raisins for the 1914 crop. Prunes set at 8 and 5 cents per pound, raisins at 64 cents per pound. The government cites higher costs and a brimming shortage as justification. Retail prices to consumers will stabilize after handlers set margins following a later conference.
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Washington
Food Administration
Latur
Thirty Slackers Arrested in Lincoln In Sedition Case
June 12 in Lincoln thirty men previously placed on Burlington Railway transport from Denver for lawful work were arrested and jailed after trying to skip to Omaha. Sheriff L A Simmons reports five men face sedition charges under a recently enacted state law penalizing neglect of chosen lawful occupations when such work is available.
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Lincoln, Neb
Burlington Railway
Denver
Lincoln
Omaha
L.A. Simmons
Rheumatism remedy claims and patient testimonials
An advertisement touts a cure for rheumatism using a listed set of tonics and tablets. It features testimonies from users, including Mrs Jagan of Paluthy Street, claiming dramatic relief and renewed ability to perform daily tasks. The piece credits Dr Walter Solumns and promotes Cadomene Tablets and related compounds.
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Walter Ha
Tawis Taker
Siri
Ches
Alek
Rex
Mes
J. Hagan
Landin Road
Paluthy Stea
Phosphate touted as cure for extreme thinness
An advertisement-like text promotes organic and ultra phosphate products to combat extreme thinness. It claims health benefits, nerve nourishment, and body transformation, urging readers to buy from druggists. Warnings note potential growth in weight and vitality, while cautioning against misuse by those not seeking weight gain.
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Prapatrations
Malin
Alwara
Brigham City News Highlights Local Memorial Day and Events
Brigham City marks Memorial Day with a procession to the cemetery led by the Cd Fellows lodge and band. Stella Jensen will perform piano pieces in a program by Miss Jervacy now in Salt Lake, featuring duets. County crop inspectors urge orchards to spray for San Jose scale and codling moth or county action. Dr. A Lee Brown leaves for New York to join St Johns Guild Hospital as resident pediatrician, overseeing Monning hospitals from the ships. Mrs Brown and children will stay in Brigham during the hot season before moving to New York.
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Brigham City
Cd Fellows Lodge
Stella Jensen
Mie Jervacy
Brigham
Salt Lake
Ephrian White
San Jose
A. Lee Brown
Suiday
New York City
St. Johns' Guild Hospital
Suter Island
Brown
de. Hrawn
Children's Hospital
New York
Alan
Monning
St. Jobne
Browo
Wil
Wicely
Mrs Brown
Wii
Tne
U S Allegiance Flailed In Rockford Protest Document
Chicago June 12 A resolution drawn in 1917 declaring that tests of American citizenship are worthless and pledging allegiance to no country was introduced as evidence in the trial of a man on espionage charges. The protest cites execution of a prisoner and notes correspondence between W Griffen and other leaders. The document mentions a school strike and lumber workers' demands and wage concerns.
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Chicago
United States
Rockford
Til
SW. W
Joseph Illlstrant
Ater Hlaeee
Glah
Ull Tilstrom
Gharion BR. Grifin
Seatile
Wan Tien Read
Inder Griffin
Lam
TW. W
Wiliam B. Haywood
Gotta
Federation of All Industries Formed at War Convention
At the war convention delegates from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Delaware inaugurated a federation of all industries as a forward step in winning the war. The body represents about 290,000 employees across 14,900 firms with capital totaling billions of dollars. Delegates discussed postwar safeguarding of business interests and related challenges.
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TIC Cify
N.S
Siere
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Cannecticut
Massachusetta
Nalaware
Bisona
FLIERS FINISH GUNNERY COURSE AT COARLES LABORATORY
Aviators from training camps nationwide complete an intensive gunnery program near Coarles Louisiana. Cadets study ground school at Gerstner Field before joining thirty man classes on Taube aircraft over a lake terrain. Instructors report improved accuracy and high morale as students earn marks and are discharged upon meeting proficiency.
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Coarles
Aca
Ieind 19 de
United States
He Lake
Tie Aludemts
Gerstner |Ield
Gierstner Field
Esehoul
There is one safe dependable treatment for itching
The ad promotes a skin remedy named xemo from The MW Rose Co Cleveland Ohio. It promises rapid relief of itching irritation and skin eruptions such as pimples tack heads eczema blotches and ringworm with a 75 cent or one dollar bottle. The product is described as a penetrating liquid that cleanses moisturizes and restores soft healthy skin.
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Rose Co
Cleveland O
U Boat Sinks Norwegian Ships After Copper Lifting
New York June 12 German submarine captain surfaced to transfer eighty tons of copper from the Norwegian steamer Vindeggen 120 miles off Cape Hate terna. The Vindlegon's crew were rescued along with the Henrik Tam crew. both ships sunk by the Teuton raider. Captains Mestad and Kaltenbore were interviewed by naval officials. The crews, totaling fifty eight men mostly Chinese, were turned over to authorities.
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New York
Cape Hateterna
Henrik Tam
Fbamf
Steaimshin
Henrik
Bombay
Mestad
Kaltenbore
Mmmsertion Atharisios
Finland to Be a Kingdom under Hereditary King
Helsinki Finland June 12 The government proposal for establishing a new form of government has been delivered to the parliament. It envisions Finland as an independent kingdom with a hereditary king and male line in succession. The king would wield an absolute veto on constitutional matters and on land and sea issues, while most other matters could be overruled by a parliamentary majority. The king would be bound by treaties and foreign policy but would have limited power in peace and war without consent of the parliament. The plan appears influenced by the Swedish constitution of 1859 and has drawn both monarchist and anti monarchist opinions among prominent groups.
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Helsingfore
Finland
Alends
Soreigm Surtoy
Fami Nfl
British Plan to Bind Friendship With American Soldiers
London plans private hospitality for American wounded and absent soldiers for three days or more. Major Sir Randolph Willlehales Baker states the scheme aims to break past barriers between the United States and Great Britain, with local committees coordinating host arrangements through London central committee and public bodies assisting.
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London
Randall Willlehales Baker
Dyltsti
United States
Great Britain
Hellah Isles
Nynopnelox
Randolf
Mipe
Rudy Crash
Jin Yang
Navy
England
Central Committee
Iocal
Hoof Commons
Reading
Houses of Parliament
Thames
Mrs Vanderbilt Weds Baker in Lenox Amid Storm
Arza Alfred Glynn Vandertilt married Rayburn T. Baker at Holmwood Lenox. Heavy thunderstorm moved ceremony to reception hall. Guests included William G McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo, Joseph P. Trulty, and George T. Mare. Bride wore dark blue traveling gown.
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Lenox
Mass
Alfred Giyynne Vandertilt
Holmwaxt
Raymenu TF. Baker
United States Mint
Reginatld CC. Vanderbilt
United States
Benson N. Wymen
Ihe ‘Treasury
William G McAdoo
McAdoo
Joseph P. Trulty
Griesson
Taker
Petingrad
Isaacl B. Emerson
Baltimore
Mrs. Asher
California
Gary Refuses To Meet Duluth Men After Hearing Demands
In Duluth on June 12 Judge Albert El presiding, Gary chairman of United States Steel, refused to meet the Duluth committee demands for a rapid steel price increase. He cited high costs and wartime water supply difficulties as making Morgan Park plant enlargement impossible. Fifteen leaders of US steel industry did not take up the Duluth appeal, meeting with local representatives instead.
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Duluth
Mine
Albert el
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Thlath
Morgan Park
United States Steel Industry
Local groups push for steel levy on Athinesnia lands
Pious civic organizations urge immediate action to induce the legislature to levy a tariff on iron taken from Athinesnia state lands. Last year’s production exceeded sixty million tons, per local committee.
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Athinesnia
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