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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
A Kansas City market report shows new potatoes scarce yet near term supply rising as storage stock holds for an anticipated advance. Prices slump from No 1 to No 2 grade with wide ranges for carrots and related commodities. old stock weakens while Canadian and Florida shipments report mixed activity.
Cloudy weather slowed work but around 25 potato cars per day moved through Eagle Lake. Demand stayed active with many buyers present as late plantings push crops late. Bliss Triumph No 1 price quoted at 6.26, Texas C grade at 4.75, Wharton prices similar. Market remained firm with total carlot figures noted.
Secretary of War Baker discusses critics of form in modern army life. He says rules for reporting battles grew from necessity and have simplified procedure, noting that old Civil War style reports are no longer common.
Fayetteville Georgia physician Dr J T Edwards reports a patient who gained 17 pounds after taking Tanlac. The letter recounts indigestion constipation and inability to eat without discomfort improving after Tanlac, with Mr T M McGouch moved to Turin praised by the doctor for the treatment's effects.
A reader describes severe stomach trouble after meals with burning gas and poor appetite. After using three bottles on Dr Edwards advice, they regained strength, gained seventeen pounds, and now endorse Tanlae for others who are sick and want a helpful remedy.
The Goddess of Liberty was created in the 1798 French convention and enthroned in a public ceremony. Likely portrayed by a man in the tri color, with a red robe and white blue accents, matching the early American coin design. The figure featured loose hair and a free gown with a low neck and sandals.
Peanut oil is highlighted as a profitable feature for growers. About 40 million diadels a year are used in production, with a bushel weighing 30 pounds yielding roughly a gallon. The Olympia’s rudder weighs 100 tons, the heaviest of its kind. A spider’s web filament two and a quarter miles long was drawn from one spider.
A health notice urges drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal bath neutralizes toxins and improves digestion, promising benefits for headaches backaches and constipation.
An old time health advert promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules as a remedy for aging by cleansing kidneys and digestive organs. It asserts 200 years of use, claims to stimulate kidney action, remove poisons, restore strength, and prevent recurrence with regular use. Money back if no benefit.
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