Russian General Lodyensky and Wife Escape Bolsheviks
Gen Theodore Lodyensky and his wife, a Russian noblewoman, reach New York after four years of terror in Russia. He describes escape from Archangel under disguise, loss of estate and riches, and hopes for help to restore order in Russia. The couple plans to start a millinery business while sharing dangers faced by other Russian exiles.
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New York
Moscow
Russa
Theodore Lodyensky
Lodyensky
Russia
Lodyéenski
Madison Avenue
Gen. Lodyensky
Lodvensky
Duma
Napoleon
Warsaw
Archangel
Hitle School
Scotlan
England
Francés
Academy of Mode
Paris
Lill
Madame Lodyens
Madame Lodyensky
Famous Journalist Ready to Lead League Fight
Henry Watterson, prominent journalist and publisher of the Louisville Courier-Journal, was reported from Miami to head a national group opposing the League of Nations. He said no formal offer has been made, but he would accept if invited, citing strong disbelief in the league proposal.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
League of Nations
Miami
Mr. Watterson
Public Program at West High Friday
The Chrestomathian at West High School presents a free public program in the school auditorium Friday. It features two one act plays and musical selections by the Boys Glee Club and the Philomel Chorus. The Train to Mauro stars Coralie Green James Forrester and Arthur Sweigart. Miss Civilisation features Annabelle Thompson William Raney Wilson Abel Earl Mathews and Robert Tarhel.
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Chrestomathian
West High School
Boys’ Glee Club
Philomel Chorus
Mauro
Coralie Green
James Forrester
Arthur Sweigart
Annabelle Thompson
William Raney
Wilson Abel
Earl Mathews
Robert Tarhel
Danderine promises dandruff-free scalp and new hair growth
An advertisement claims that applying Danderine removes dandruff and itching within minutes and, after weeks, grows new fine hair all over the scalp. It asserts the product adds shine, softness, and fullness, urging readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores or loiter counters.
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Knowlton
Stop Itching Skin and Cold Remedies Ad
A 35c to $1 bottle of Zemo is promoted to relieve itching skins including eczema and pimples, promising quick relief and clear skin. The ad also endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, warning neglect can lead to serious illnesses. It cites The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Nations League saved by President Wilson
The article explains Wilson's bold push to embed the League of Nations in the peace treaty, transforming Paris negotiations within 24 hours. Britain and France adjust to his policy, with the prospect of an April 1 treaty or May 1 delay, and ongoing interest in Lloyd George's return to Britain.
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Nations’ League
Pres. Wilson
Fies
League of Nations
New York
Paris
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
America
Europe
Universal
United States
Althat
E. W
Grove
Birth of Margaret Bryh il continues legal notice
Officers sought papers from Mr Bovee but could not locate him. The notice was served on his wife, Margaret Bryh il, 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Bryh. No trace of Mr Bovee has been found to date.
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Margaret Bryh Il
Paul Bryh
Bovee
Mr. Bovee
Young Farmer Sued for Damages in Local Plantiff Action
Waverly March 20 Last week Albert Bovee a prominent farmer near Plainfield was made defendant in an action for damages brought by Paul Bryhl The suit centers on a dispute over property or personal injury damages with Bryhl alleging harm and seeking compensation from Bovee.
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Waverly
Albert Bovee
Plainfield
Paul Bryhl
Fletcher's Castoria Endorsed by Real Doctors in Neighborhood
The advertisement appeals to readers by referring to local doctors, who are described as flesh and blood with hearts. It emphasizes doctors’ endorsement of Fletcher's Castoria and warns against imitations, urging trust in the product for babies and citing physician approval.
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Fletcher
White Diarrhea Germ in Chicks Prompts Preventive Care
The article explains that White Diarrhea is caused by a germ spread through the yolk and multiplies after hatching. It notes frequent hatchery infection, rapid brood spread, and recommends prevention and early preventive doses to chicks after leaving the shell.
How to Prevent White Diarrhea in Chicks
A poultry farmer praises Walker's Walko Remedy for White Diarrhea in chicks. After using two 50c packages, the author reports raising over 500 chicks with zero losses and notes improved growth and vigor. The letter is signed by Mrs. Lain of Burnetts Creek Indiana.
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Walker
Tain
Burnetts Creek
Indiana
Walko claims prevention for White Diarrhea in chicks
A sales ad urges buyers not to wait and to try a 50 cent box of Walko to prevent White Diarrhea in chicks. It promises money back if not satisfied and notes sale through druggists.
Farmers Income Primer Promises Simple Rules
Fragmentary advertisement urges readers to send 35 cents to an Evening Courier to receive a primer of rules and advice for 1910 farming income. Names and locations are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Getcimg
Waterion Evenin Courier
Ringgold man praises Sulpherb Tablets in letter
Ringgold Georgia resident Mr John M Plemmons writes that Sulpherb Tablets eased his stomach and bowel trouble after a specialist gave only temporary relief. He says the sugar coated tablets combine sulphur cream of tartar and herbs and that friends also report good results. Druggists sell Sulpherb Tablets widely.
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John M. Plemoms
Ringgold
Georgia
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