United States Leads Global Medical Science Efforts
Father Char Moulinier of the Marquette Tribune cites the United States as the center of global scientific activity. He notes America’s leadership draws attention from China, Japan, and South America, highlighting the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia as a key driver providing endowments and distributing medical journals to multiple continents. The institute funds dye research rivaling Gruebler of Germany and supports a young Philadelphia chemist who gained recognition there.
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Conscription of Wealth Debated by Monetary Times
The Monetary Times of Toronto argues against wealth conscription in North America. It contends the western world needs investment capital after the war rather than confiscation policies.
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Personal reflections on pleasing others in love
A speaker notes that some women are hard to please while some men are too soft to please the speaker. The brief social musing explores relationship tensions and individual standards in affection.
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Aids Digestion
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine relieves sour stomach diarrhea and flux for adults and children. It is advertised as perfectly harmless and equally effective for all ages. It notes potential Philippines military supply of 100000 soldiers.
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Philippines
Lesson on Jesus Life and Prohibition Opinions
A dated religious study outlines Jesus lessons from Tyre to the cross and resurrection, with related moral instructions. It then profiles Patrick Cudahy and J P Benscher arguing for prohibition, describing imagined world improvements, police and prison shifts, and shifts in social behavior.
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Even Brewers Hate the Saloon
Those in the liquor trade understand saloons best and note they drain money from families, driving neglect and rising child death rates. They warn that alcohol grips individuals, harming children who lose hope before seeing the day.
Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Relief for Kidney and Bladder Issues
Ad promoting GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claims a 200 year history and Dutch origin. It asserts relief from back pain, rheumatism, and urinary problems with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. AlsoIncludes a comic strip joke about ships and binnacles explaining why anchors are weighed.
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Navy bot's collapsible fire escape for homes described
An inventor aboard the navy fleet creates a collapsible fire escape similar to rope ladders. A hinged container attached to the window sill unfolds the ladder as the window opens and drops it, then automatically holds the ladder away from the wall for safe deployment.
Grandmother Dies Seven Times As Season Proceeds
Thomas Catt scolds a young employee as the running gag notes his grandmother has died seven times since baseball season began. Clarence Kittin interjects for relief. Cuticura Complexions ad promotes Soap and Ointment with free samples by Cuticura Dept. X Boston.
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Call to Worship Aims at Women in Lutheran Mission
The vigilance committee in Indian Lutheran mission stations seeks to inform neighborhood women of worship times in a land where clocks are scarce. In dietary news metal fasteners are invented to hold poultry together for cooking without sewing.
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Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertises Malaria Cure
An advertisement for Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic claims it destroys malarial germs carried by the malaria mosquito. The product is priced at 6 cents. The copy frames service to country as self-service.
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Watch Your Stomachs In Hot Weather
Farmers urged to protect health in heat by using EATONIC after meals. Ad promotes quick relief from indigestion and stomach troubles, touts low cost and a money back guarantee. H. I. Kramer of EATONIC REMEDY Co. based in Chicago invites orders via mail.
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Eatonic Remedy Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ninety Per Cent Drop in Drunkenness Revealed in Ogden Utah
Report shows drunkenness in Ogden fell about 90 percent during five months of prohibition. Police tally 916 arrests in seven months of 1917 versus 62 since August 1 1917. Salt Lake City News notes stockmen brought families to the convention. dryness cited as cause. Quoted Lloyd George vision praises a dry land free of drink and its harms.
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