Make Old Shoes Wear Like New Neolin Soles Ad
An Seattle resident, F. T. Evang, reports re-bottoming shoes with Neolin Soles cut his shoe bills, noting the durable waterproof soles last longer than ordinary ones. The Neolin Soles, made by The Goodyear Tire Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, come in various styles for all ages and are paired with Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear rivals.
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F. T. Evang
Seattle
Washington
Repar
Neslin
Year Tire Rubber Co
Akcon
Chioe
Nausea Less Calo Mel Best Medicine for a Lazy Liver
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a medicine Latomel and a discussion of remedies for a liver condition. Names, doses, and side effects are unclear, with numerous garbled phrases and unlikely coherent facts. The text reads like ad-like medication commentary with uncertain drug references.
Hog Product Price Jump Sparks Regulatory Debate
A murky OCR fragment discusses rising hog product prices and potential regulatory actions. It mentions a conference and possible representation, with a price range around 18 dollars and references to administration decisions. Names and concrete details are unclear due to text corruption.
Bayer Cross On Aspirin Frauds Warn Consumers
A damaged OCR item warns buyers to beware counterfeit Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It notes fake packs showing the Bayer cross and genuine Bayer branding, urges verification of authenticity, and cautions against substitutes like talcum powder in fraudulent tablets. The advisory stresses following proper directions and checking the Bayer trademark.
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Americana
Tsale
Bayer Croga
Eaca
Bayer
Supreme Court to Hear Kansas Tariff Challenge Against Postmaster General
The Supreme Court granted Kansas permission to file original proceedings against Postmaster General Burleson over a December tariff order setting new telephone toll rates. Kansas argues lack of authority to fix intrastate and interstate rates, seeking a judicial definition of Postmaster General powers under wartime control of communications. The case may broaden beyond Kansas as rail and utility actions draw broader state and national interest.
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Burleson
Supreme Court
State of Kansas
Kansas
Theas
Kenges
Southwestern Ball Telephone Company
Dryreas
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Missouri
Kansas State Public Utilities Commission
South Dakota
Collins
Canifornia
Interrat
Murder Charge Shifts to Dr Walter Wilkins
Police seek Dr Walter Wilkins in the murder case of his wife found near their home on February 27. An arrest warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Coeman at the DA Weeks request. Wilkins reportedly reported an attack by three robbers. the wife Mire Wilkins died from blows at the hallway. Funeral arrangements announced for Marc Warmer, Lieut Com Marc Larimer to be buried in Cuba era.
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Len Beach
Warsinl
Walter BK Wilkins
Justice of the Peace
Coeman
Keing
Wilkins
Tir Millan
Jamael
Jus Hume
Marc Warmer
Marc Larimer
Rom Preumona
Cuba
Arikington
Tank Men Train at Camp Franklin Designated as Permanent Tank Camp
Camp Franklin near Camp Meade is designated a permanent army tank camp. About 200 two man tank crews from the Liberty Loan drive will train here with hundreds of tanks arriving. The 304th 305th and 306th tank brigades plus 5 000 officers and men dispatched from Hoboken aboard President Lincoln Patna Cobra and Europa are among those due to arrive with barracks for 45 000. The Tank Corps League seeks a liberty loan parade in New York and a Washington parade in April. District soldiers and other tank men from southern camps are expected tonight for processing and training.
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Camp Meadead
Camp Franklin
Admiral
Camp Meade
Hoboken
Col. I . Wellborn
Tank Corp
Lincoln
Patna
Cobra
Europa
Tank Corps League of New
York
Washington
American Casualties on the French Front Reported
The casualty list from the American Expeditionary Forces includes Killed in action Died of wounds Died of disease and Wounded severely with many named Privates Sergeants Corporals and Privates listed from numerous towns and states across the United States. The report covers actions on the French front and notes several cases of misreported statuses and later corrections.
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Cencendeeteareree
Cavanaugh
WW. H
Cannonsberg
Mich
Swanson
Harry W
Gresley
Cole
Badke
Arthur
Picketta
Wis
Kafalos
Paul
Kalony
Greece
Nigquist
Carl W
Brooklyn
Washington
Howard C
Chicago
Leavens
Burt D
Portland
Sebesta
James J
Shortall
James
Bem
Curtiss
Hale
Aronald
Wm E
Letchworth
England
Brooks
Wm. H
Lynchburg
Connelly
Kansas Ciy
Conwall
Thomaz E. Lewiston
Mc Daley
Daniel E
New Milford
Conn
Dewitt
Lawrance
Carterville
Dial
Oscar
Big Creek
W Va
Tu Veato
Matto
Quincy
Maas
Galbreath
Claude B
Lexington
Tex Got
Samuel J
Sallisaw
Okla
Griffin
Rennie R. Troy
Ala Gutzier
Raymond L. Sheaphorn
Holt
Wow
Los Angeles
Howard
Franklin L
Union
Towa
Hughes
Menon
Ala
Johnson
Walter P
Hazen
N. Dale
Kennedy
Archie
Smitheills
Miss. Lumsden
Cleveland
Naffs
Middleton
David H
Collirene
Moore
Effenger
Crapo
Onicka
Joseph W
Kewanér
Reynolds
Lester
Unionville
Wilson JJ
Stepstone
Actony
Jcoogle
Columbus
Ohio
Hicks Alfred Touinville
Oconnel James Plankinton
Schaebert Martin
Mound
Ming
Schmitt
Harry R. Philadelphia
Hutchinson
Fred'd. Muntberry
Kana Pelyntesiper
August St Louis Theran
Obion
Tann
Mase
Clark M. Sandoval
Swanbore Raymond
Beeverdale
Lawrence Matthew
Hudson
Davis Harry
Canastota
Smith George O
Bethlehem Steel Reports 1918 Net Income High at War's End
New York March 17 Bethlehem Steel Corporation reports 1918 net income of 57,188,769, up from 53,979,360 in 1917. After extra depreciation charges, earnings were 12,930,000 versus 27,320,736 the prior year, driven by war material plant losses and record gross sales of 43,410,308 against 298,829,530 in 1917. Most business was for the United States government and Entente Allies. Net result yields 3.55 percent return on total operations.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Charlies M Schwab
E C Grace
United States
Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes
Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye troubles and to strengthen sight. Sold under a measy refund sucranty by all druggists.
Continuous Jag Alleged Divorce Suit in Minnesota
Mrs. Lora G. Jennewine sues John J. Jennewine for a limited divorce alleging long term intoxication and boasting of 180 quarts of whisky in the house. Married Sept 26, 1901 at Fulda Minn the couple have two children custody requested. she claims money given for groceries funded liquor. She names Alvin L. Newmyer and Pgad Bryant Morehouse as her lawyers.
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Loretta Jentewine
I Mra
Jentewine
Asuerte
Alvin L. Newmyer
Pgad
Bryant Morehouse
White Slavery Case Appealed in City Court
David Freed, a chauffeur, was convicted by a jury in Chief Justice McCoy's division of the criminal courts on a white slavery charge. He was sentenced yesterday to five years in the penitentiary. An appeal was noted by his attorney James A. O'Shea. Freed was charged with transporting two young girls.
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David Freed
McCoy
Wos
James A. O'Shea
Freed
Bie
Court warns on mercy in cross river meeting plan
Chief Justice BeCoy cautioned that any person found guilty of the similar offense could expect mercy from the court if the planned meeting across the river into Virginia with Soldiera and sailors proceeds under scrutiny by authorities.
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Virginia
Sol
Diera
BeCoy
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