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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1918

Page

6

Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy advertised

An old promotional piece touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as essential for kidney and liver balance. It cites widespread use over 40 years, testimonials from users including O F L Tose of Burtonville Kentucky, and endorses purchases from druggists with ten cent samples available from Warner's Remedies Co. Rochester New York.

Warner O. FL Tose Burtonville Kentucky Lampie Warner's Safe Remedies Co Rochester N.Y

Less Food and Stronger Soldiers Say Wartime Rationing

An asserted wartime claim argues that strict German food rationing improved fighting power. The text cites Milo Hastings of Physical Culture praising reduced meat and beer intake as best for hard muscular trim, contrasting it with overfed nation stereotypes and urging real starvation as more effective in warfare.

Germany Milo Hastings

Boastful spectator misidentifies band at asylum inmates

A loud spectator bragged about past football feats to cheering youths then claimed the band was his own. On learning the players were inmates of Jo Cal Innatie asylum, the crowd laughed as he hurried away.

Jocal Innatie

No Mistake. A ruined cathedral and murdered children scene

A vivid passage describes ruins of a cathedral a soldiers cemetery and a sacked convent then a small mound of murdered children. Holmes excitedly claims the kaiser passed that way while Watson notes a woman buying a gold brick challenges masculine pride in intellect.

Sherlock Holmes Watson

Nation Cannot Build Wall To Ensure Absolute Safety

A historical note suggests a nation cannot erect a wall tall enough to guarantee safety, even as it retreats into isolation. The idea questions the adequacy of walls as a sole security measure and hints at broader diplomatic implications.

Jokers Drain City Lights For War Moral

A group of youths in a cigar store step by step dim electric signs in a cafe and a dentist office, urging conservation. Their pranks plunge the central business district into darkness, then they reflect on citizens’ willingness to aid the nation’s war effort.

Tame- Son Dentist's Office

Army Jest From the Regiment in Domestic Banter

The Cleveland Plain Dealer prints a military joke from a sergeant major type named Justin Omad. In a light domestic scene he jokes with his wife about doors and love during their three months of marriage. The piece ends with the promise of another joke later.

Justin Omad Cleveland

Walpole Memoirs Quote on Patriotism and Promises

Fragmentary excerpt recalls Sir Robert Walpole denouncing pretended patriots as self serving. It notes his view that allies march against Germany and ends with a warning not to trust unhealthy credit on promissory notes. The passage presents a satirical, late 18th or early 19th century tone.

Robert Walpole Walpole

Take Good Care of Bob White in War Food Drive

Iowa items note a college birdman praising Bob White as a key war air scout, detailing his long work hours and diet. Other Iowa briefs cover delayed classifications for married registrants, Iowa women serving in France, Red Cross and YMCA aid, road fund applications, a Dows patient surviving a punctured bowels case, Des Moines sheep for parks, Camp Dodge military tactics films, cold storage egg labeling, Grundy County births, Iowa food pledge reports, coal production hopes, and state debt and car shipments for corn.

Bob White Iowa State College Sam Crowder Iowa Carnell College of Mt. Vernon France Battle Front Pearle Webber Thompson Chicago No. 12 Red Cross Pearle Reeder Campbell Sioux City Herbert G. Campbell Cornell YY. MG. A Alarshall County Board of Supervisors Iowa State Highway Commission Federal County Co-Operative Road Fund A. Nebergall Dows Nebergall Des Moines United States Sammy Camp Dodge West Point W. B. Barney State Board of Health Grundy County Turope W. L. Harding State Board of Control Harding McAdoo Towa Palestine Powell Zion Movement Nevada Story County Wilk

Recipe for Gray Hair Preparation and Use

A home remedy article explains mixing Bay am, Barba Compound, glycerine, and water to darken gray hair. It claims the mixture darkens faded streaks without coloring the scalp, leaving hair soft and glossy and not sticky. Full directions are in each Barba Compound box.

Between Two Oceans Tourists Find Road to Ocean Misled

In Santa Barbara hills two tourists seeking a shortcut ask a sunbaked local for directions to the ocean. The rugged youth responds in a blunt Cockney riff, hinting at the confusion of rural paths and the elusive route to the water.

Santa Barbara Tarpens Magazine

Green's August Flower Remedy Ad

Green's August Flower has long been a household remedy for constipation and digestive woes. This gentle laxative promises quick relief from indigestion, liver trouble, headache, and heart palpitations, with a claim of widespread availability and use in many countries.

Adv

Fragmentary OCR Note with Utter Confusion

garbled text shows a mother and young son reacting to items described as batt and soup in eyes. The dialogue is largely incomprehensible with stray phrases like Who are we going to have it and Why one of these hereless divs. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge.

United States Canada U. S Employment Service Department OF Labor

Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure colds

Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised to build up the system cleanse the blood and render sufferers less liable to colds. It is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and to cure acute or chronic catarrh with testimonials offered for free. Available from all druggists for 5 cents ledgered by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.

SPOHN Spoin's Spohn Medical CO Mfra Goxhe Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Biblical Bread Recipe From Ezekiel War Time Guide

Wartime bread guide cites Ezekiel chapter four verse nine as instruction to mix wheat barley beans ten something millet and fitches into a single vessel to bake bread. The passage frames a symbolic cooking act as sustenance during hardship.

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertise Eczema Relief

A promotional item claims fiery red pimples and distressing eczemas improve with a hot bath using Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment. Free samples are offered by Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston, with Soap priced 25 cents and Ointment 25 and 50.

Dept. X Boston

Warned Off and Flag Quick Action Report

Reports mention Germain theasles in the neighborhood and a call to display the American flag. No confirmed events or official actions are detailed, leaving the item as a brief local advisory with warnings and patriotic gesture observed by residents.

Witey Germain Theasles

Pills and Teas Advertised for Liver and Digestion

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as liver and bowel regulators from 46 years ago. It also touts Garfield Tea for constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles. The playful copy likens a night watchman to a tombstone for a life vitshand.

Dr. Pierce

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