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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
3
Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York recalls her seven year old son recovered from cholera morbus using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She notes other family members benefited from it for colic and bowel troubles and endorses the medicine as exceptionally meritorious. Available everywhere.
Federal Judge Landis of Chicago previously fined Standard Oil 29000000 for Sherman law violations and has now sentenced 121 draft evaders to one year and a day of hard labor. The article also notes German shortages and a satirical roundup of political and economic topics of the era.
A summary of wartime commentary discusses counterrevolutionary threats to officials, recruitment gaps in the U.S. Army, German morale under pressure, British naval focus on submarines, and international reactions to policy shifts. It notes Kerensky’s federation idea for Russia, Italy’s and England’s discussions on social changes, and warnings against disloyal talk.
General Von Stein warns of excessive anxiety troubling many. The Kaiser, noting the same, seeks solace from a court chaplain on the biblical text The order on high is.
The Herald reports the Lander Wyoming road to Yellowstone's southern entrance is open and in first class condition. Its scenic grandeur and abundant wild game attract motor tourists, with a 200 mile drive from the park to Lander taking about two days by auto. The road is a likely Lincoln Highway feeder via Rawlins and other Lander to Casper and Rock Springs routes are also in good condition for travel.
The item promotes outdoor exercise and a full glass of water before breakfast to keep bowels regular with daily movement. It recommends abundant fruit and vegetables and Chamberlain's Tablets when medicine is needed, noting they are pleasant and mild in effect.
A French drill master warns American recruits in training to control pride and not rush the enemy. He emphasizes that bravery must be tempered by stealth to avoid machine gun and barrage fire, noting English lessons in fighting without needless risks.
A wartime reflection defends stealth and heavy artillery while criticizing German methods as barbaric. It urges Americans to abandon pride and fight in line with ancestral, disciplined struggle, arguing victory is needed to restore civilized warfare and democracy against autocracy.
London correspondent of the New York Sun notes the submarine shows little advantage over destroyers as a fighting craft. Reasons include slower speed and less gun power, and inability to dodge gunfire. The piece references an eye witness described by the New York Times and recounts a torpedo miss that produced a dramatic waterspout and debris on the transport.
Fragmentary report describes transport passage, fading certainty, and a tribute to the destroyer amid wreckage and patched areas. The text dismisses exaggeration while honoring the destroyer’s role.
The article argues criticism targets four Confederate named cantonments while most honor northern or other war officers. It notes twenty cantons lie in the South and twelve in the North and West, contending southern locations reduce travel costs and weather waste, benefiting taxpayers overall.
A local ad offers monthly payments to Ian with a pitch to consider bundling this spring. The notice is signed by F. Ke. Reddish and provides a box Butte Avenue address for contact and further details.
The text touts drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It argues daily waste must be expelled to prevent illness and promises improved health and rosy complexions for many who try this simple regimen.
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