Water loo Curing Conche Notice of Publishing Rights
Fragmented OCR text presents legal notice about republication rights and attribution. It mentions Associated Press, copyright reservations, and office locations in Washington D C New York Philadelphia and related names.
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Viyghita
Ievsie
Easiwear John & Har Nun
Peter Lancer
Water
Rej
Washington, D.C
le Bide
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philad Avipht
Story, Brooks & Finks
Bon voyage for peace delegation bound for Paris
The article comically imagines the American peace party aboard the George Washington with fifty cooks, lavish meals, and a grand Paris hotel, while noting no friction among allies and urging a just peace. It praises American troops and cautions unity between diplomats and military men for lasting peace.
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George Washington
Paris
America
Teutons
Baltimore Law
Frank R. Kent
Europe
Courier
Mr. Kent
General Pershing
Marshal Foeb
Life Young
Late
Baltimore
Miro
States
Haig
Italg
Iowa Editors Express Support for Compulsory Training
A Davenport Times article notes strong U S sentiment for compulsory military training to prepare youth for emergencies and political leaders in New York already shaping a movement. Iowa aims to be represented at a western convention on national preparedness as Marshalltown reveres the republic’s trail.
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Congress
Wilson
France
Verdun
Paris
Verdon
Marne
von Kruck
Kaernes
Taneg
Davenport
United States
New York
Iowa
Understanding Burns and Their Severity Across Degrees
The article explains how burns range from first to third degree based on depth and extent, with outcomes dependent on skin condition, patient health, and age. It notes possible severe systemic effects, shock, and long healing when large areas are burned, and mentions brain irritation and complications like pneumonia and laryngitis in burn cases.
Population Change and Parental Views on Child Health
In a column titled Side Talks a grandmother dismisses germ theory and vaccination while the author contrasts her casual views with historical infant death trends. The piece cites New England graveyard scenes and insurance statistics showing a 26 percent drop in under five deaths from 1900 to 1911, arguing facts behind health measures.
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New England
Bumps and the Greedy Brothers on the Mountain Road
In a shaded hillside path a brownie watches two men, Peter and Hans, approach with a heavy sack. Peter mistreats a stumbling horse and Hans helps down the rock to reveal a hidden purse. Hans moves the rock away and finds the gold, while Peter is grievously hurt by the fall and dies. Hans inherits the treasure as the brownie reveals a moral twist.
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Tre Brownth
Bumps
Peter
Hans
Ulans
Hari
Brownie
Tans
Storry
Jimmie Crow
Buckwheats Feature In Alton Household Table
The Alton Democrat highlights buckwheats as a prized breakfast staple. It notes their appealing aroma and superior palate, praising their sustenance during winter months and marking November as the opening Buckwheat season.
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Alton Democrat
Ifogger
Hushking Corn Workers Thrive In Traer Area
In Traer area, Lurlington Hawk Eye and his wife Crom Cedar Hapids husk corn for weeks earning about 159 bushels daily. They receive board and a cash per bushel, building a sizable bank roll to take home, likely greater than a typical seashore or mountain vacation.
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Lurlington
Crom Cedar
Traer
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