Suffrage Walking Parade Workers and Cleaning urged
Among the prominent workers for the suffrage Walking Parade on June 16 are Mrs Mary Windkley of the Exual Buf frage League of st. Valn and Miss Bioily Newall Wall, chairman of the state publicity committee. Gertrude NeCherne of the Utah Agricultural College urges daily cleanup to curb disease, citing rising infant deaths linked to dirty premises and urging community responsibility.
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Quy Delecater
Rans Venti
St. Dyvula
Mary Windkley
Buf
Some Madea for Late Spring Frocks and New Waists
The piece reviews late spring dresses in chiffon with embroidered vests and deep armholes, notes the vogue of V shaped decolletage, belts, and peplums. It highlights new waistcoats with elaborate embroidery, lace trims, and contrasting black and white effects. Also described are orange, grape and nut salad and Lyonnaise eggs recipes.
Fragmented Recipe Transcription With Fuzzy Steps
A garbled cooking passage outlines frying fat with butter olive oil and parsley then adding online minced items milk or broth and bulleted ingredients. It describes cooking eggs and toast with a sauce mixture and garnishing with egg yolks, resulting in a scrambled or merged dish.
Cleanup Day For Everybody Reported Amid Incident
Fragmentary notes describe a cleanup day event with mentions of Peking up Ube rane and various incidents. Lingering references to livery, corral, and uviboure indicate local sites and activities, but details are unclear. The item suggests a communal cleanup effort interrupted by unspecified disturbances.
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Peking
Corral
Washers for the Home Demonstrated by Gertrude McCheyne
Gertrude McCheyne, head of the Woman's Work at the Agricultural College, urges women to buy Cary Davis or Walker dieh-washers. Prices range from $20 to $249, depending on size. Demonstrations were shown on a Lake Route train, with claims that the washer handles plates for a family in about twenty minutes. Women in the states already use the device and praise its convenience.
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Ming Gertrude McCheyne
Thatah Agricultural College
Cary Davis
Carey
Wather
Mica MeCheyne
Balt Lake
Lelenry
Slee McCheyne
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Taunton Woman
Taunton Massachusetts woman Miss Clarice Money recalls suffering from irregular periods and pain until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims many girls suffer in silence and offers free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Taunton
Mass
Cniebe
Lydia E. Winkhem
Miss Clarice Money
Ruppell Street
Mess
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thirteen Portland Vessels Lost in War Zone
Portland reports thirteen ships sunk since the war began, with losses totaling over 809000 bushels valued at about 1550000 dollars. One wrecked vessel, the Port Hand, a French bark, sank after April 18, 1915, and was raised later.
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Portland
Ena Inst Grata
Sessele
General de Sonts
Gardner Dies at Summer Home in Wisconsin Beach
Rarostabie May 12. W A Cardorf president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad died last night at his former home at Wilno Beach. Ill health followed his arrival with family three weeks ago and his condition declined. He had rented a cottage at Wisnan for several seasons.
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W. A Cardorf
Thn
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wlanno Beach
Gardner
Flo
Wisnan
Striking workers demand nine hour day amid plant shooting
A nine hour day strike escalated at Webster Manufacturing with violence and gunfire injuring workers. Police and strikers exchanged volleys as guards and workers clashed during the disturbance at Maywood and nearby towns. The incident followed a long work stoppage and threats against management, with no firm resolution reported yet.
Nadoo Answers Riggs Charges at Trial
Washington May 12 government counsel read to the jury the presidential plea of Nadoo in the Riggs National Bank suit seeking an injunction against secrecy and control officials. The perjury case centers on testimony by three officers who said the bank did not engage in black transactions, while alleging officers traded for depositors.
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N’adoo
Riggs
Thi Ia
Naienel Beak
S National Bank
Washington
Pleadon
Auit
Riggs National Brook
Wil Hames
Wea
Witham
Cnnduriad
Fairman
Lvetpool
Haston
Berton Harbor
New Yor Times
In the Treatment of Tuberculosis
An advertisement from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia promotes Alterative therapy for tuberculosis. It claims to aid recovery in many cases and cites benefits for asthma and lung troubles, while noting the preparation contains tempering drugs and lacks dangerous side effects.
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Mitra
Natuce
Alto
Iit Hay
Haure
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Professor Napier Dead at Oxford Home
Professor Arthur Eampron Nagier died at his home near Oxford. Napier held the chair of English language and literature at Oxford College and the Hackinsonian professorship of Anglo Saxon. He was an honorary member of the American Academy in Boston.
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Napier
Tandon
Arthur Eampron Nagier
Oxford
Section College
Oxfam
Hackinsonian
Anglo Saton
American Academy
Baoxtan
Missing baby found in woodshed near Cleveland Heights
Greveland May 11 a four year old boy, son of Clay Herrick Sr a cousin of farmer Ambassador Myrco Herrick, missing since yesterday amid kidnapping fears, was found safe this morning in a neighbor's woodshed in Cleveland Heights suburb. The child had wandered away from home.
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Greveland
Clay Herrick
Clay Merrick
Myrco T. Herrick
Cleveland Heighte
Tom Howe
Freckles and Royal Incomes Across a Turbulent Page
The ad copy advocates a double strength remedy to erase freckles promising complete clearance with money back guarantee. A royal finances section outlines King George’s income of 2.35 million plus 305 thousand from the duchy of Lancaster and 195 thousand from the duchy of Cornwall, with details on the royal family’s future sums and marriage provisions. A brief fiction snippet ends with a Detroit Holiday Light-Tead classified ad note.
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George
Tancaster
Edward III
John of
Prince of Wales
Duchy of Cornwall
Farwand III
Mlwasa
Duke of Cornwall
Marcying
Princes of Wales
Abe
Mary
Triaone
Captain Boy-Ed Decorated by Emperor in Amsterdam
London reports Captain Boy-Ed formerly German naval attache in Washington received the Order of the Red Eagle third class with swords from the emperor. Appointed to the Washington embassy in 1911, he faced charges over passport frauds and German raiders from the U S. He was recalled last December after President Wilson refused to explain the recall.
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London
Amsterdam
Toy-E4
Washington
Camain Boy-Ed
Mexico
Wilton
Hhis Reall
Berlin
Box-Ed
Day
Ron Itkin
Siorai von der Guite
New York
Canada
United States
Dlate
Mllomey
Captain Boy-Ed
Vole: Center
Berlin Park Becomes Dense Forest Report Says
Berlin May 12 wiresend to Sayville reports Grunewalde Park near Dartin Islay southwest of the city has been transformed into a forest. The Berlin forestry department shows 1,600,000 trees planted on four hundred acres to create a public resort setting.
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Berlin
Sayville
Grunewalde Park
Dartin Islay
Tertin Forestry Department
Kidney Health Products Ad From Old Ledger
An old ad promotes Penslar Duchy and Fal mietin Compound for kidney trouble and liver cleansing. It touts Denslar Liver Saline as a first step and lists two packaging sizes and prices. Sold by a local drug company with marketing flourish.
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Meta Drue Co
General Pike Sought Mississippi Source in Early Expedition
General Zibulon Pike led twenty soldiers from St. Louis to trace the Mississippi to its source for four months. The 1790s expedition reached Praterlada-Chete with 320 whites, endured many dangers, and produced a detailed map of the upper river and its tributaries. He established trading posts and planted the flag, underscoring his ascent in exploration.
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Zibulon M. Pike
le Ram
Lewis and Clark
Dorain
Wilkinson
Jeremy
Louisiana Territory
Phe
Mississippi
Shes
Tike
St. Louis
Pratrleda-Chete
Pike
Dikn
Health Tonic Promises Renewal Through Old Remedies
A garbled ad-like text offers various remedies for constipation rheumatism and weight gain. It pushes a trio of plain brown pills and a gelatine preparation as cures, claiming renewed health and vitality. It warns of hair loss and skin issues and touts balmwort balm as a splendid remedy.
Pike Expeditions and Captivity in Mexico Adventure
A fragmented historical account recounts Pike’s 1806 1807 expeditions toward the Arkansas and Rio Grande, hardships from cold and hunger, a stockade on the Conejos, his capture and return via Chihuahua El Paso and Santa Fe, and his later death at York with General Pike. It notes Congress praises his exploratory work and that his writings were published in 1810.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Pile
Arkansas River
Arkansas Pool
Mexico
Pike
Rio Grande
Conejos River
United States
New Spain
Congress
Tike
Dearborn
Whe
United Statn
Btalea Pike
Cortez
York
Canada
Toranin
Candid Crithtam Voiced on Imagined Plot and Scenery
The Courier Journal records Joek Corntossel and a fatherly reply about a boy named Candid Crithtam. The exchange centers on performance judgment rather than plot, noting the boy’s mood and the appeal of his scenery in a casual domestic setting.
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Maywood Talley
Greve Munell
Jean Dadden
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Shane
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Rig
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Ak Sane
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