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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
11
In a public letter the workers claim long service, bond purchases, and wartime support, then allege a roadmaster and timekeeper replace their foreman with Mexican workers and discharge an assistant foreman, prompting a courthouse meeting and railroad detective involvement.
A quoted message from George Lookia laments mistreatment of honest people and asks why they are misrepresented. He appeals to divine justice and prayers for fairness.
The piece argues rural life favors large personalities and leadership, claiming broad spaces and limited tolerance for small,弱 voices. It emphasizes the ideal of strong, dominant figures ready to shape the countryside.
Raleigh Tenn resident Jim Snell reports his seven year old daughter Jean became a healthy, rosy child after taking Tanlac. He claims she gained ten pounds, sleeps well, digests food, and eats normally for the first time in eight years. Local agents are F E Holsten in Alliance Heming ford Merc Co in Hemingford Mallery Grocery Co in Hofflund.
The article notes a July 15 licensing requirement for those handling wheat flour or wheat products following a bumper crop. President Wilson signed the proclamation via United States wheat director Julius Barnes, with exceptions for farmers and small bakers. Blank license forms are available from grain corporation zone agents in major cities.
In Toledo on July 4, Jack Dempsey decisively defeated Jess Willard for the world heavyweight title. Willard was floored multiple times and saved by a towel just before a knockout, marking a rare champion quitting in a title bout.
Indian corn or maize is grown extensively across China after wheat harvest in bean fields. The crop yields are limited by the lack of scientific seed selection, hindering potential production.
A student says all were saved when asked how many persons were saved in Noahsark. Another boy is asked why a blacksmith heats an iron tire before putting it on a wheel and answers that he does not.
A health note recommends drinking a glass of hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It argues internal bathing cleanses the alimentary canal, removes toxins, and improves skin, breath, and digestion. The remedy is described as inexpensive and beneficial for constipation and bilious issues.
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