Allenby Enters Jerusalem After British Victory
General Allenby marched into Jerusalem on foot, greeted by a diverse crowd at the Jaffa Gate, while a multi-national guard stood ready. The city’s surrender followed a brief clash as Turkish resistance receded, with prayers and celebrations across the streets and Mount Olives. The proclamation of military law was read at El Kala citadel in four languages, promising free pursuit of business and protection of sacred sites.
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Mohammed
London
Mount of Olives
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Mount Zion
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Tower of David
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Makes Perfect Score by Captain Davis at Boston Gun Club
Captain Leon H. Davis of the Bos ton A. A. Gun Club posted a perfect score in a recent tournament making 100 targets in 100 shots. He previously held the club record of 99.
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Leon H. Davis
Bosjton 4. A. Gun Club
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Jerusalem's Sacred Return Under Allenby’s Watch
In Jerusalem the British victory proclamation preserved sacred freedoms for all faiths as Gen. Allenby received leaders at barracks, while Turks faced surprise shifts in Jerusalem's defense. Narratives recount Arab gratitude, Beersheba and Gaza wins, and Turks evacuating the city amid heavy fighting on Nebi Samwil, Bethlehem, and the Mount of Olives.
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Holy City
Flying Corps
Jerusalem
Zion Street
Gen. Allenby
Jaffa
Ann
Nebi Samwil
England
Jeugland
Beersheba
Gaza
Hebron
Enver Bey
Germany
Samuel
London
Home Counties
Bethlehem
Mount of Olives
Deny Drunken American Soldiers in London
London report defends American troops against Dr Fort Newton's claim they were seen drunken in the streets. The piece quotes local observers and notes English Prohibition debates as beer or bread looms amid grain shortages. Rev Joseph Fort Newton reiterates that Americans view conscripted conduct as part of the war effort and asks British aid to prevent liquor sales to servicemen in uniform.
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England
America
J. Fort Newton
R. J. Campbell
City Temple
Althou
Paris
Lord Kitchener
Lloyd George
Ministry of Food
Newton
City
Joseph Fort Newton
Iowa
Night Sentry Duty In Thick Weather On The Front
A World War I trench scene follows Rivers as he relieves a sentry in bitter cold mist. The piece recalls soldiers from many nations, the constant vigil, and the dim, dangerous stillness around the parapet as time crawls by.
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Smith
Wea
Bnglish
Khald
Olyera
Grain production rise pleases brewers and public
The text notes grain output is rising and brewers gain, with Americans showing no amazement at the increase. It claims a 40 percent improvement over two years and urges caution to avoid stepping back by permitting higher brewery output.
Itchy Pimples Hardened Red Then Healed
Mrs. Carria Jordan of Madison Indiana describes six weeks of itchy red pimples that turned to water and dried. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she was healed, noting two soap cakes and three applications. The ad touts Cuticura products for cleansing and soothing skin care.
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promised Cure
A 19th century testimonial advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrh. It claims internal action through the blood to restore health, offers a $100 reward for proof of failure, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as proprietors with pharmacists selling the remedy.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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