Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Boost
A reader shares that after 15 years of colic and liver trouble, Mayr's Wonderful Remedy improved their health after one dose. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, aiding stomach and bowel ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee at Peoples Drug Stores and O'Donnell's Drug Stores.
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Mayr
Peoples
O’donnells
Ady
Mra. H. A
Station N
New York City
Amerca
People's Drug Store
Best for Indigestion Says Mr J A McPhail
Mr J A McPhail of llIsboro NC endorses Harris Prescription for indigestion and stomach trouble. He sends a two dollar money order to receive two bottles and reports quick relief. The ad notes availability in Washington at Peoples Drug Stores.
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J. A. McPhail
Llsboro
Ncl
Lemon Based Skin Whitener Advertisement
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century ad promotes lemon based skin whitening lotion. It claims lemon juice and white dye offered by druggists can produce a soft, tender, youthful complexion. The copy includes awkward phrasing and suggests mixing a “redlarkab lotion” for immediate use for facial and neck whitening.
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Aes Beautien
Rockefeller bells for Park Avenue church in New York
English press notes 53 bells to be shipped from Croydon for Park Avenue Baptist Church New York after being tuned to common pitch. Rockefeller to own the largest chimes collection, praised by visiting priest Josef Denyn who called them wonderful.
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Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York
London
Paris
Jash'on
Wembley Stadium
J. H. Thomas
Britain
Bond Street
Cabot
Bristol
Newfoundland
Scotland
MacGalliivray
Culloden Moor
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Glens
Inverness
MacGuillivray
Ryle
Westminster Abbey
Abbes
Potta
Lord Byron
Byron
Westminster
Balfour
Herbert Asquith
Teva George
Edmund Gosse
Thomas Wardy
Rudyard Kipling
Sir Frederick Kenyon
Laurence Binyon
John DB. Rockefeller
Croydon
United States
Josef Denyn
Hells
Malines
Rockefeller
Crade
Mr. Rocsefeller
Gas instruction for Cubans sparks army gas attack training
Havana July report states orders approved for Cuban army to receive gas attack instruction focusing on tear gas usage. The war secretary says such gas would aid in handling revolutionary disorder and breaking up riots during strikes.
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Havana
Europe Needs U. G. Aid In Peace Says Godart
Geneva July French labor minister Justin Godart urged American collaboration to help establish a peaceful and permanent order in Europe. He noted American idealism in action would avoid entangling the U S in European politics while aiding reconstruction after the war. England echoed similar views at the international labor conference endorsing the eight hour day as key to prosperity.
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Geneva
Europe
Justin Godart
Associated Press
Gedart
United States
Godart
France
Washington
England
Immigrants Ban Hits Russian Refugees Abroad
Berlin reports America's new immigration law limits to 1700 Russians entering annual ports with at most 170 per month, thinning a displaced 3,000,000 Russian refugees in Europe. The piece details exiles in Paris Berlin Prague and Rome, plus hopes of return and varied loyalties among monarchists liberals Menshevists and social revolutionists amid Bolshevik pressure.
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Berlin
America
American
Germany
Paris
Prague
Munich
Dresden
Bucharest
Belgrade
Rome
Russia
Lenin
United State
Europe
New World
uUrviel Rea
Moscow
Wives Taken On Credit In Pondoland Crisis
Olympia wire reports that Pondoland in South Africa faces a downgrade of dowry payments as mourning ends. Wives acquired on credit must be repaid in cattle or horses or be returned to their families. Chiefs’ daughters may cost up to 25 head. many men are left without livestock. The issue may drive bachelorhood and affect mine recruiting, notes George Tweedie.
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Olympia
Wash
Pendaland
South Africa
George Tweedie
Archibald C. Tweedle
State Department of Labor and Industries
Marelana
Mr. Tweedie
Pondos
Cradt
Kraals
Mr. Tweeadle
Tweedie
Pondoland
Meniias
Three Americans Travel in Persia with Nomad Tribe
A party of three Americans spent three months with the Bahktiara nomads in Persia, crossing the Yellow Mountain Pass and the Karun river region. They witnessed nomad life, with women carrying babies and men handling rifles, while the group noted the harsh migration north for fodder and weather.
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Paris
A. P
Persia
Imbrie
Zaarad
Yellow Mountain
Marcel Prevost
French Academy
Paul Poiret
Junkers in Germany Pressure Leaders Over Political Role
Breslau July 7 The Junkers of Germany criticize party leaders of the German National People's Party for sidelining nobles since the revolution. They urge winning more parliamentary seats and protest leaders courting farmers, arguing the nobility seeks a stronger outward political presence rather than a purely advisory role.
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Breslau
Germany
Junkers
Ars
German National People's Party
Count X
Lst
Association of Noblemen
Orggan
Ancient Greek tomb yields gold ornaments from 1500 B C
Stockholm July 7 The Swedish Archaeological Expedition led by Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf reports a buried house shaped tomb at Asine dating to about 1500 B C. It contained eight bronze urns and a gold beaded necklace set with iridescent glass, totaling 250 gold pieces among 660 ornaments. The find confirms headdress style and indicates earlier architecture such as the had dle roof existing over 1,000 years B C.
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Stockholm
Anddie
Gustaf Adolf
Asine
Greece
University of Lund
Sweden
Ocean Weather Chart Guides ZR-3 Flight From Friedrichshaven
German meteorologists chart 28 years of Atlantic conditions for the ZR-3 voyage from Friedrichshaven to Lakehurst planned for August or September. Hugo Eckener will pilot the airship. Ernst Lehmann stays in the U.S. Other crew members remain. Crank-case work on Maybach engines delays initial flight to late summer. The ZR-8 is described as five-engine powerful and capable of a nonstop Alpen to New Jersey hop.
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Friedrichshaven
Germany
Atlantic
Lakehurst
N. J
Zeppelin Company
Hugo Eckener
America
Ernest A. Lehmann
United States
Maybach
Afrahip
Alps
New Jersey
Berlin Women Keepers Hockey Win Shrouded by Disguised Goalkeeper
In Halle a women’s hockey match featured Fritz Haeckert disguised as a female goalkeeper. He and the team captain were disqualified until next year by the central Germany hockey association. Austria barred Gen Ludendorff from a Salzburg anti semitic rally. A Napoleon carriage travels in Berlin zoo, while a Russian exiled noblewoman forged documents seeking an English fortune, narrowly escaping jail.
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Berlin
Halle
America
Fritz Haeckert
Hockey Association of
Central Germany
Haéckert
Is 4
Austria
Gen. Ludendorff
Salzburg
Ludendorff
Bavaria
J .Gruenberger
Ludendorfft
Germany
Napoleon
Son
Rome
Castan’s Pantophcan
Ludmilla Niminoff Aristova
Esbhonimni
Russia
Athens
Prague
Munich
London
Doorpat
Washington Post
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Herriot
Bordeaux
French West Africa
French Guinea
Pasteur Institute
Zoological Garden
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Sir Wm. Crookes
Optometrials Opticians
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German Junkers
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