Body of Ralph R Brady recovered after beach tragedy
At Owen Beach near Camp Kearny California the body of Ralph R Brady, 17, was found about five miles from the drowning site. He had been taken to San Diego for burial preparation as the search party continued for other victims. The incident followed strong tides and currents that hampered rescue efforts and prompted calls for improved lifesaving equipment. The report also notes military training activities and changes in battalion leadership at the camp.
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Cal
Ralph R. Brady
Bnick
Wies
San Diego
Nia
Dirk
Orson
Semhoens
Huceran
Patae Bay
Imhearle Neack
Webb
Thomas Braby
Mt Pleasant
Ar. Braby
ML. Pleasant
Itana
Owen Beach
Ble
Richard W. Young
Yotlne
Alex M. Tuthill
Herman 3. Hall
Sat Dheee
Fentesene
Niver Wi
Unefield
Thian Malanices
Wei
Sulpherh Tablets Promised as Quick Health Aid
Ringgold Georgia reader thanks a Sulpherh Tablets advertisment claiming relief for stomach and digestion disorders. The note cites easy use and rapid results after trying the product and mentions friends also using it. The message reflects a promotional tone and urges purchase from various sellers.
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Ringgold
Georgia
John M. Tremons
Kingsaald
Grorgia
Ogden Man Seeks Credit After Hundreds Lost
An Ogden man recounts losing hundreds of dollars on a product claim. He asserts a remedy advertised as Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cured his stomach and bloating after a year of use, noting that a single dose would convince many buyers. The ad text emphasizes intestinal cleansing and relief from stomach issues.
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Mayr
Litter Drill At Camp Kearny Described In War Chronicle
An armored field drill at Camp Kearny is recounted with vivid scenes of simulated trench lines, litter bearers, and medical corps moving wounded soldiers to ambulances. The account tracks the exercise from initial assault to evacuation, noting the cadence of marching, the handling of casualties, and the strain on units.
France to Join in Celebration for Mother's Day
Paris on May 9 reports France will join in celebrating Mother's Day on May 12. Cardinal Amatte directs special services in all churches, and Madame Volnerre writes to American mothers to be read from pulpits. The observance ties to the memory of Joan of Arc, with notes from Madame Palncare and the French Red Cross about American women aiding France at the war’s start.
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Paris
France
Cardinal Amatte
Madame Volnerre
Hermothers
America
Madamee Palncare
Red Cross
Tkewir
Nowars
Ana Sare
New Corn Cure Promoted by Cincinnati Man
An advertisement touts a corn treatment called Freezone that allegedly removes corns without pain. It claims drops applied directly shrivel the corn, letting the nub be lifted away with a painless method. The promoter is identified as a Cincinnati man promoting the product.
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Kay
Dub
War Casualties List From Unt Today's Report
The May 10 release from Wastington lists 21 names with outcomes including 4 killed in action, 1 death from accident, 1 from disease, 9 wounded severely, 7 wounded slightly, and 1 missing in action. Notable mentions include Lt Samuel Love of Chester and Lt Gustav Kissell of New York City among the wounded and missing, with several others from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. The record covers sailors and soldiers, including those lost at sea and identified as victims of the sinking of the Tuscany. The report closes with unrelated local notices and a Christmas gift query.
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Wastington
Marty
Kilind
Wouris
Samuel
Love
Chester
Gustav Kissell
New York City
Carl Schley
Tuledo
Ele
James J. Fiscus
Greendburg
Alve
Muglesay
Tine Fork
I Haepse
Lexander Drelich
Passaic
Karol Turasky
Washington
Lester
Luinghouse
Massavenua
Oakland
Cal
Cook Fria W. Drinski
Torrington
Loan
Wesley Chyile
Armonia Bot
Freemont Street
Kean Rod Tevernyin
Eleventh Street
Akan
Vennette Allen
Futian
Adalph
Brooklyn
Tieutenants
Bamwell
James HH. Piteus
Greensburg
William Faink Martin
South Manchester
Conn
Joh Mckin
Hot Water in the Morning Promoted for Health Effects
A fragmented health advice piece urges drinking hot water each morning with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels before breakfast. It claims skin cleansing and toxin flush, warning against impurities causing various ailments. The tone imitates period health regimens and emphasizes simple, inexpensive remedies.
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Atlas
Walter
Pharrell
Clemenceau Thanks U S Red Cross Promptness
Washington May reports Clemenceau thanked the U S Red Cross for prompt response to a French request. A commission asked for food for 50 000 refugees at St Olver and received five tons of condensed milk cheese beef and flour by that evening.
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Washington
Vravite
St. Olver
Tteas
Banks
Clemenceau
Red Cross Commission
SS Omer
Phosphate Remedy Promises to Boost Thin Adults
An advertisement extols phosphate as a cure for extreme thinness, claiming it restores vigor, nerve strength, and flesh. It argues thinness stems from starved nerves, promotes weight gain, improved sleep, and energy, and lists Culley Drug and related firms as sellers.
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Culley
Weintt
Amy
College students to get training program announced
Washington May 1 a one month course of military training will be offered by the army department to about 450 college students from 120 institutions. The program aims to train select students for potential commissions in the military service and to prepare them for future roles in defense.
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Washington
Aay
Joralen
Maneburg
Sheridan
Elton
Francisco
Mx Department
Lloyd George Keen Strategist in Commons Debate
London May 10 The Lloyd George ministry swiftly faced a sharp incident in the Commons as a cabinet reshuffle altered strategy. Lloyd George underscored a plan to censure by select committee, while Asquith’s motion for investigation was rejected, the government surviving a decisive vote and turning the issue into a demonstration of political skill.
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London
Lloyd- George
House of Commons
Prinier Lloyd George
von Rerard
Asquith
Mtr
Lloyd George
Matrign
Cris
LCG
Asauiu
Wold
Lic Lind
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Vital Health Boost
A vintage ad touts Dr. FP M Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for liver and bowel issues. It claims olive colored tablets cleanse waste, improve complexion, and lift energy, urging nightly use and noting wide use among men and women at 25 cents per box.
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FP. M. Edwards
Tr. Edwarda
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
U S Gold Coins Granted Legal Tender in Mexican States
Mexico City May 10 The Mexican cabinet approved a law making American gold coins legal tender in Sonora and Sinaloa in western Mexico. The law will take effect while the government resumes operations of the old mint at Sinala.
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Mexico City
Mexica
Sonagra
Rinalea
Mexico
Sinalan
Tampico supplies more fuel oil
In the Tampico oil fields of Mexico the source of supply for fuel oil used by the British navy and the United States grows more critical each day. Dispatches from Mexico indicate the region, once under revolutionary pressure, is now largely controlled by Mexican government forces.
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NCVON
Tampico
Meslco
United States
Mexico
Netrarium
Sutiek
Antn
Meslean
St Clair Injured In Auto Smash Forcing Postponement
A telegram from Ed Middleton, manager for Willie St Clair, reported an automobile accident last night injuring St Clair and companions but not seriously. The injuries will delay his scheduled bout with Gage on the 22nd, with promoter Billy Grasmann awaiting further advice before rescheduling. The setback disappointed boxing fans who anticipated a top bout this season.
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Billy Grasmann
Willie St. Clair
Ed Middleton
St Clair
Willie
Gage
Tin Inn
Bills Glasmann
Hent
Jong St. Clair
Gage- St Clair
My. Fe
Boxing Becomes Core of British Soldier Training
London May 9 Boxing becomes essential to British soldier training. Recruits now undergo boxing to counteract dullness from drilling and to build a combative spirit. A nationwide boxing program will run through English training camps this summer with American troops stationed here joining. Colonel Mayer notes teaching the fighting spirit is key, with boxing seen as the best method to instill offense and readiness.
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London
Beitieh
England
Mayer
Canadian Army Gymnastic Staff
Sanders Starred As Pittsburgh Triumphs In Rough Tilt
In a tense game, Sanders led Pittsburgh with four hits including a key eighth inning run as Chicago errors and timely hits shaped a 4-3 Pittsburgh win. Vaughn worked six innings for Chicago, while Sanders struck out once and Vaughn walked six across the mound.
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Ty Vatey
Shaw
Vaughn Qh Sanders
Piteh
Hye
Vaughn
Pinny Sanders
Urburgh
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