Woman credits Tantac with relief from lifelong stomach agony
Mrs. Hester F B Napper of Salt Lake City recounts a decade of gastritis and severe digestive distress from age sixteen, claiming Tantac healed most symptoms after starting in January. She notes improved appetite, sleep, and energy after three bottles, and says she can work and sing again.
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Tong
Hester FB. Napper
South Second Street
Salt Lake City
Napper
National Disit Company
Eveeineg 1
Anik
Lin
Tamar
Ogden
A. Re Melniyre
Peace treaty between the Pomer and Central Powers in Amsterdam
An international accord signed yesterday in Amsterdam ends with Romania ceding Dobruja to the Central Powers and agreeing to facilitate troop movements. The dispatch from Bucharest notes the preliminary state agreement lays out shared obligations, with Romania forfeiting strategic territory and aiding lines of advance.
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Amsterdam
Bucharest
Rumania
Dobrudia
Waste No More: Urgent Kidney Health Claim Ad
An old remedy ad warns daily meat intake causes silicic acid clogging kidneys. It touts a detox with a plant tonic, salts, and a water drink to neutralize acids, relieve pain, and restore kidney function amid weather linked rheumatism and urinary issues.
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Eta
Buily
Hithia
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
When children cry out for feverish sleep problems, constipated stomachs, and teething distress, Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children are advertised as quick relief. The product claims gentle stomach cleansing and headache relief, with 10,000 testimonials and a call to ask your druggist to ensure you get the genuine powder.
Dismissal of Jellicoe Sparks Commons Debate in London
London March 7 The dismissal of Admiral Sir John Jellicoe from the post of first sea lord in December was attacked in the House of Commons. Sir Edward Carson called it a national calamity while Andrew Bonar Law defended government actions and said the premier acted in the public interest.
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London
John R. Jellicoe
Jaast
Kerlo Geddes
Adovilenl Hy
Howse of Commons
Edward Carson
Admiralty
Sedworth Moux
Eric Geddes
Andrew Bonar Law
Lloyi George
Geddes
Aly Edward Carson
Donne Law
Met
Jellica
Booar Law
Eric
Shoveal
Thousands of Cars for Nebraska Corn Exported
Information from the elite council of defense and the federal reserve bank states thousands of freight cars have been ordered to Nebraska to move the great corn crop. Burlington Railroad manager GW Hotdrego reports via traffic director C. B. Spena that cars will be sent mainly to the eastern region to handle about 8,080,000 bushels of 1917 crop still in farmers hands.
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DMAUA
Neb
Marek
Nebraska
Council of Defense
Federal Reserve Bank
GW. Hotdrego
Burlington Railroad
C. B. Spena
American ambassador Francis urges Russian self determination
In Yologba Russia on March 7 David R. Francis the American ambassador released a statement asserting the United States did not desire territorial conquest in Russia. He said he had urged the U S government to recognize any government chosen by the Russian people and expressed hope they would reject a separate peace with the Central Powers.
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Moldavia
Hossarabia
Odessa
Tumania
Rumania
Nant
von Macken-nen
Russia
Remaiutor Parte
Moldavia A. Heseatabia
Yologba
Inivid R. Francis
United States
What to Eat to Ease Indigestion and Stomach Trouble
The ad advises readers with chronic acid stomach and related indigestion to either follow a limited diet or counteract excess acidity with a product called Risulated Magnesia. It promotes magnesium powder or tablets as a safe, non irritant remedy that neutralizes acidity after meals, claims quick relief, and urges obtaining Disulated Magnesia from a druggist.
Ship output not keeping up losses in wartime trade
London report quotes Sir John Eller man, controlling owner of several steamship lines, warning the wartime whale output and shipping losses may not be offset by marine capacity alone. He notes entray action losses remain unmade up amid new restrictions mention.
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London
John Ellerman
Aeveral Ateamship Lines
Chamber of Wbippies
Mora Ile
Marine Cape
Sage Tea Dandy Promises Dark Hair in Days
Improvised Sage tea formula Wyet h Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as darkening gray hair quickly and evenly. The ad claims hair returns to a youthful dark halo after a few applications, noting it is not a disease cure.
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Iy Drug Store
Submarines Sunk Rapidly As Navy Reports Improve
Washington reports from Secretary Daniels and Lord Geddes state British and German submarine losses are rising, with eighteen merchant ships sunk in a week, twelve over 1000 tons each. The Navy notes progress while weather and other factors affect operations. Promotional ads interrupt with health claims unrelated to the war brief.
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Washington
Merch
Philip Fric Geddes
House of Commons
Lord Geddes
Daniels
Asdminuty
Escaped from an interned vessel linked to Chile case
Salt Lake City report details federal inquiry into Frank Vimok Allan Dumont and a woman accused after United States maps linked to Nicaria were found. The investigation notes an escape from a German vessel interned in Chile months earlier and will be summarized in a department briefing this afternoon.
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Salt Lake City
Federi
Frank Vimok
Allan Frank Dumont
Mapa
United States
Nicaliana
Chile
Department of Sfusfice
How Allies Can Win Great War
Rome February 26 The Associated Press reports Dr Masshiud Pantatoont of the main army argues victory hinges on economic pressure at home and central fronts with tight rationing. He cites Hungary Austria and Romania as examples of wartime shortages and hunger while predicting American entry shifts power and supplies for the Allies.
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Associated Press
Masshiud Pantatoont
Bantuleant
United States
Atatria
Austin
Austria
Rumania
Itangary
United
Yeallia
Unitei
Dominum
Trun
Sigmundsherberg
Prixotiers
War Orders Embezzlement Case Involving French Expatriate
In Washington, Frank J. Goldsall, a French retiree and former munitions driver, faces extradition proceedings starting March 20 for embezzling several million dollars tied to war orders for motor vehicle equipment. He allegedly profited from U S contracts while working to execute government orders, with French officials citing political antagonism as a motive. Goldsall, born in Cleveland to Hussite Jewish parents, moved to France years ago and became naturalized there.
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Washington
Marah
Freech
Frank J. Coldwell
Galdscn
United States
Goldsall
Albert Thaman
Apindater Oof
Thomas
Panaeon
Goldwall
Goldnail
Crantry
Boldgell
Tis
Red Cross Aids Soldiers Families Across States
A series of welfare efforts by the Red Cross assisted soldiers families. A California unit aided a soldier’s family in Lowh, while another case in Idaho involved an operation for a wife in need. A Michigan family learned of hospital care arrangements as volunteers mobilized to help during medical emergencies.
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Uler
Providal
Hadasa
Calfornia Red Cross
Lowh
Idabo
Red Cross
Inwa
Aurgeon
Ed Cross
Red Cross Home Service Branch Supports Families at Camp Lewis
The Home Service Branch of the Red Cross aids soldiers and their families at Camp Lewis Washington. Mrs Van Valen and Mr Fan Yaton help with welfare tasks and clothing projects for soldiers. volunteers assist in caring for veterans and widows, delivering relief through Red Cross channels.
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Red Cross
Camp Lewis
Tacnwa
Wash
Letoving
Poldier
Wo Caren
We. i
van Vistonce
Fan Yaton
Pranes
Tha
Wir
Tacoma
Red
Questionable home remedies and medical advice forum dialogue
A fragmented reader letter and advice column exchange discuss child illness constipation and nervous debility. The text mentions quack remedies, suggested tonics, cough syrups, and a doctor’s guidance with names such as Henry and Dr Baker. The tone imitates a period advice page offering quick fixes and wellness claims.
Moscow to be Russia’s capital and capital moves planned
Report from Pretrograd notes Moscow will be declared the new capital of Russia with government offices to move there immediately. Petrograd will become a free port and state institutions including foreign affairs and finance are being relocated to Moscow Nishai Novgorod and Kazan. Transport disruptions occur as people flee, roads crowded with boats and robbers reported near Felroxradura. Russian delegates return from Trast-TAtovak ready to report to the Soviets. Fronts report intensified hostilities as Germans advance along the Narva Pakoy Vitebsk region.
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Ras~ bin
Palragrad
Moscow
Nishai-Novgorod
Kazan
Felroxradura
Robieloa
Trast-Tatovak
Koon
Poanibla
Narva
Pakoy
Vitebsk
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