Portrait of Wilson Offered With Yearly Subscriptions
The Alliance Herald will send subscribers a 12x18 inch color portrait of President Woodrow Wilson with a year long subscription. The card bears Wilsons autographic signature and a Washington Declaration extract from April 2, 1917. Offer requires $1.50 payment and supplies are limited.
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Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair Reappears
A vintage remedy called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is promoted as restoring faded gray hair to a natural dark shade. An older advisory notes brewing at home, but today drugstores offer a 60 cent bottle claimed to darken hair naturally with one strand at a time.
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Wyeth
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The Shoe Fits You Then Wear It
Fragmentary item notes a theme about fitting and wearing a shoe with emphasis on the idea that if the shoe fits one should wear it. No additional context or names are legible in the readable text.
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Montana
Pheavanna Mnauniv Ninhenolkeo
Denver Post headline hints at questions and answers
A Denver Post headline suggests material for multiple questions and potential answers about a news story. The fragment implies analysis and discussion sparked by the article.
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Young Bride Killed Reverberates Through Town
A column recalls a deadly case of a young bride killed in a local event, linked to a headline from the Scottsbluff Republican. The writer notes renewed public interest after later developments and promises more details.
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Eureka
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Community spray a habit with him headlines
A fragmentary diary-like piece reflects on sensational headlines and stray stories. It notes several lurid newspaper items about accidents and dangers near a city park and comments on public attention to such reports. The text hints at author opinions on caution and local habits.
Inside fasting with hot water and limestone phosphate
A wartime era health note promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive system and purify the body. The piece shifts to praise for Red Cross fundraising, noting New York’s large contribution and urging broad public support despite pacifist doubt.
Red Cross Nurses Called Angels of Mercy on Battlefield
The article extols Red Cross nurses and physicians as succoring angels amid battle wreckage. It expresses confidence that the Red Cross will secure all needed funds and praises their humane aid to the wounded, condemning those who oppose relief efforts.
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Adam Liar
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Angela
Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother
An advice piece urges drinking water to ease irritated kidneys and prevent overload. It promotes Salta as a grape and lemon acid lithia remedy to flush waste and normalize urine, claiming it cleans kidneys and ends bladder weakness. A separate note mentions Rheims cathedral's ruin amid wartime.
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