Tanlac helps Salt Lake man gain health after years of pain
Wy Te Watson of 428 West Fifth Street Salt Lake City says twenty years of stomach pain loss of appetite and weight loss ended after taking Tanlac. He reports improved digestion stronger legs and sleep and a 15 pound gain from 130 to 145 pounds after about six doses. He praises the remedy and notes it is sold in Ogden by A Q MeIntyre Drug Co Eccles Building.
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Tanlac
Wy Te Watson
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Fifth Street
Salt Take
Watson
Mr. Watson
Taplac
Hlahty
Ogden
A. Q
Japanese View of the Russians
Harbin and Petrograd related dispatches report Viscount Uchida and others arriving in Harbin after leaving Petrograd during the peace treaty period. Japanese and American diplomats discuss aid from David R. Francis and warn that Maximists may rise, with wider implications for Austria and Germany.
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Okio
Associated Press
j—James
Bailey
J. Butler Wright
Petrograd
Harbin
Amochuria
Viscount Uchida
Caital
Gertins
Viscount Yehida
David R. Francis
Germany
Austria
Lady Gordon Lennox Donates Home for Convalescent Hospital
The Lennox home near Hanbury Oxon England has been handed to hospital authorities for convalescent use for wounded British officers since the war began Lady Gordon Lennox has contributed generously to war charities and causes, supporting wounded services and relief efforts.
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Gordon Lennox
Hanbury
Oxon
England
Pilal
Governor Cox urges Wisconsin voters to back Lenroot in senator race
Governor Cox of Ohio told a Waukesha audience that Wisconsin should elect Lenroot to the United States Senate to support President Wilson. He contrasted Lenroot with Berger and endorsed Davies, urging loyalty and efficient government while addressing German American listeners about war aims, duty, and national unity.
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Waukesha
Wis
Cox
Ohio
Jaxonh E B. Carles
United States
Wisconsin
Wilson
Berger
Len- Toot
Congress
Lenroot
Finnesse
Davies
Iarl Shhurz
Lincoln
Germany
Americk
Germishy
Lstate
Calva
Limiting Parcels to Officers Under War Order
Washington March 25 figures show a new War Department order restricting parcel shipments to officers and certain officials. The move, announced by Otto Praeger and others, aims to tighten wartime logistics as the nation mobilizes its resources. A weather note warns of changeable conditions. an advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough relief and features local mentions.
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Washington
Morch
Beard J
War Department
Otto Praeger
Mifor VW
C. Morsu
Eubarkation
U.S.A
Pasao
National War Work
Lal Ney Pelkey
American Red Cross
Robert G. Walf
Committee On War Serivities
Kents
Columbus
Deweese Murderer to Face Execution in Salt Lake City
Howard Deweese, convicted of murdering his wife with a spur in Salt Lake City on September 22, 1868, was affirmed for execution by the state supreme court. He had previously sent word to Chicago detectives while in custody there, claiming to be the husband of the slain woman, prompting authorities to bring him back to Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
Wigh
Howard Neweese
Supreme Court
Neweese
Deweese
Chicago
Larkin
Salt Lake
Allent
Balt Lake City
Battwaka
Twin Falls Patriot man heads to front for Red Cross work
L. Breckenridge of Twin Falls leaves for Europe to aid the Red Cross as executive worker. He has long supported war efforts and helped build the county’s organized volunteer force. For eight years he managed Twin Falls Milling and Blester Company, with mills across southern Idaho.
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Twin Falls
Daho
Breckenridge
Europe
Red Cross
United States
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Twin Falls Milling & Blester Company
Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Promises Cold Relief
An aged advertisement urges readers not to let a cold keep them at home and promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as effective for colds, coughs, and grippe with a long-standing sales claim. The copy notes a fifty cent bottle price and that all druggists carry it.
Dr King s New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr King s New Life Pills to improve stomach and liver health and relieve indigestion constipation headaches and biliousness. The ad promises quick relief and lists 25 cents at druggists.
Great numbers of German wounded pass through Belgium
Amsterdam dispatch reports enormously long ambulance trains carrying German wounded from the French battlefront through Liege and Namur to Aix-la-Chapelle and other German areas. Many are disembarked at Namur as French northern hospitals lack space for the influx. Telegraaf notes transports reaching frontier towns and Germany receiving wounded even in remote areas.
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Amsterdam
Liege
Namur
Belgium
Aix-la-Chapelle
Germany
Trirgraat
France
Telegraaf
Retribution and a phonograph neighbor dispute
A neighbor quarrel in Sitminghar centers on a poet's line about a "hynon of hate" and a neighborhood phonograph playing "Over There" every night for seven weeks, with the American government blamed indirectly for discouraging such sentiment. The dialogue captures local tension and the implication of censorship in a small community.
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L Nternly
Sitminghar Age-Herald
Americans in Relief Attempt Described in Amsterdam
Amsterdam dispatch reports American troops in a British flank relief attempt. German war correspondents reference brief mentions, noting Americans among prisoners and noting their bravery, while some observers question the scope of American involvement.
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Amsterdam
la Pereta
Quit Salts Remedy for Kidney Troubles Ad
An old advertisement touts a famous grape juice based product with lilting claims to cleanse kidneys and ease urinary and bladder disorders. It advises four teaspoons of the remedy in water before breakfast, promises rapid improvement, and emphasizes safety and low cost for daily use.
Canadians Doing Heroic Service in France Report
An official Canadian front report describes Canadian horse artillery and infantry in heavy fighting near the Oise. It quotes officers praising brave Canadian troops, including Irish allies, for holding lines and repelling German advances despite repeated repositioning. Casualties described as slight with some batteries lost but others continuing to fire.
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Ottawa
Sracpo
Oise
France
Renterinl
Liat
Hares
Rome
Marsel
British Cavalry Victory Report From Western Front
British cavalry reports a brillant victory on the western front with focus on ongoing combat along the Somme front. Dispatches claim German resistance fades as Allied forces press southward and threaten the enemy line with limited details released.
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Western Front
Ottawa
Bernglyone
Teast Hardanton
Somme
Ties of Friendship Strengthened In Manila Banquet
March 27 in Manila a banquet honored Vice Admiral Ko Suzuki and the Japanese naval training squadron. He said Japan stands with America and the allies in the present struggle, as army and navy officers, civic and business leaders attended the event.
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Japan
Ko Suzuki
Pquadron
Irmor
Suzuki
Tyr M
Manilata
Janincre
America
Teralles
Lloyd George Urges American Reinforcements Across Atlantic
March 28 New York reports Prime Minister Lloyd George urged the United States to send American troops and ships to Europe as Britain faces a German push. Lord Reading read the message at a New York dinner honoring him, stressing unity among the Allies and the necessity of American aid to win the war.
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New York
David Lieut George
Great Jirliain
United States
Atlantic
Lord Reading
Giyan
Irest
Europe
Tina la Vital Tt
Atlantis
Lolas Club
Lloyd George
Germany
Lord Readying
Americas
Britain
Wilson
Political complexions shape crisis era debate
The discussion centers on how a country might gain from flaunting its political leanings while pursuing unity. Roland Harvey argues for ending partisan politics and backing the president, proposing constitutional changes such as suspending elections or altering the house’s composition, amid calls for executive control and a broader national interest.
Hibernians to aid loan drive in third Liberty Loan push
Washington March 28 National officers and directors of the Ancient Order of Hibernians ended a three day meeting with a resolution urging members to back the third Liberty Loan. They said sentiment here is against the proposed proclamation to the British American draft treaty exempting British born in Ireland living in the United States. The leaders called redoubled efforts to make the loan a success.
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Hibernians
Washington
Order of Hibernians
Ha Meredog
United States
Ireland
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