American Notes to England and Germany
Washington reports the full text of American notes to England and Germany protesting use of the U S flag. The notes warn of dangers to American vessels and citizens if German submarine rules or British flag maneuvers proceed, urging mutual assurances and restraint to avoid harming U S ships.
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England
Germany
Washington, D.C
United States
State Department
Ater
Orvanerelee
Tehich Sens
Issy
Coos
United Stites
WiMcult
High Seas
Jn Certan
Great Britain
Ireland
Nougety Ey
Saldon
Lritain
Parisian Sage hair tonic promise of youth like magic
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientific hair tonic that nourishes roots, stops dandruff and itching, and makes hair fluffy and lustrous. It claims quick results for men women and children, with no harmful ingredients and pleasant scent. Wangler Bros Co markets it at drug or toilet counters as inexpensive and effective.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Many Recoveries From Lung Trouble Beckman's Alterative
A reader testimonial from Wilmington Delaware describes lung trouble recovery after taking Eckmans Alterative starting January 1908. The patient, Jas Squires, recalls hemorrhages and weakness, credits the remedy with clearing the lungs, and states no other treatment was used. The ad claims the product helps catarrh and lung affections, contains no habit forming drugs, and is sold in small sizes for a dollar.
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Beckman
Wilmington
Del
C. A. Lippincot
Sippincott’s Department Store
Sch
Eckman
Merve Eckman
JAS
Squires
Bacteriology of War Wounds Reveals Diverse Infections
The war prompts surgical bacteriology studies in French and British hospitals. Reports show bullet wounds often carry organisms, with gangrene and tetanus germ presence. soil and debris contaminate wounds from trenches. Metch nikoff notes some bullets may be microbe free.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Metchnikoff
Sanitary Service
France
Weinberg
Mrs Frantic Cutler Visits Aplington Amid Tragic Death
Mrs Frantic Cutler of Worthington Minn arrived Monday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Clark in Aplington. Mrs Scott of Parkersburg and her daughter Mrs G E Meyer with a young child were called to Dumont Tuesday by the death of Mrs Stotts brother Ernest Schmitz who died at his Mankato Minn home Sunday from a months long blood poisoning with which he suffered.
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Aplington
Frantic Cutler
Worthington
Minn
J. W. Clark
Scott
Parkersburg
G. E. Meyer
Dumont
Just Natural To Admire Babies and Motherhood
A discussion on expectant motherhood highlights external abdominal applications like Mothers Friend sold in drug stores. The piece notes relief from muscle strain during pregnancy and mentions a Bradfield Regulator Co booklet offering tips on nausea breastfeeding and pregnancy discomfort.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlants
Breacia
Samy
Temperance Talk contrasts Russia and Kansas dry laws
Speaker H L Litchfield spoke at a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at the YMCA on temperance versus intemperance. He cited Russia’s vodka ban during mobilization and Kansas’s 32 years of prohibition, highlighting lower liquor consumption and social benefits in Kansas compared with Missouri.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. L. Littehfield
Russia
Missouri
Kansas
Litchfield
Mr. Litchfield
United States
California Syrup of Figs Ad Warns for Kids’ Health
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It promises rapid relief from constipation, colds, and feverish symptoms by cleansing the bowels, liver, and stomach. The copy warns against counterfeits and directs readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Kansas and Missouri wealth shift in the 1907 panic
The piece contrasts Kansas and Missouri in the early 1900s, noting Kansas has higher per capita savings and family savings, far fewer saloons, and investment in silos banks and education, while Missouri pours wealth into breweries and saloons. It ends by directing readers to the Want Page.
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Kansas
Missouri
Savings Bank
New York
In Memoriam for Brother Be Nauman of Local No 314
Members of Local No 314 express sincere sympathy to the family of Brother Be FP Nauman who died in the prime of life. The charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days and a copy of the resolutions will be sent to the bereaved family and filed in the minutes.
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Nauman
Floyd County Farmer Struck by Train at Floyd Crossing
Charles City Feb 12 A prominent Ulster township farmer Henry Thielke was struck by a Milwaukee freight engine at Floyd Crossing while crossing the track around noon. He was carried on the cowcatcher and fell, suffering a broken arm and hip and a severe skull fracture. He lies comatose and physicians offer no clear recovery chances.
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Charles City
Floyd Crossing
Henry Thielke
Ulster Township
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Behgeon
Hemlock
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Wisconsin
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Violets
W. 3d Ave
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Buster Brown
Waterloo
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Frank Connor
Floyd County
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Johnson Bros
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Entz
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