Remarkable Tanlac testimony from Knoxville railroad official
Captain F. B. Patty, longtime Northern Pacific passenger agent, praises Tanlac after suffering indigestion heartburn and nervousness for years. He reports sleep improvement and renewed appetite after one bottle and plans to continue use. He recommends Tanlac to friends. Sold in Alliance and Hemingford by local druggists.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Patty
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chattanooga
St. Paul
Minn
Tanlac
Tam
Alliance
F. Fe, Holsten
Hemmeford
H.R. Olds Drug Company
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises To Darken Hair
An advertisement claims Grandma’s Sage and Sulphur Compound can cover gray hair naturally with daily applications. It describes a ready to use one color formula costing 50 cents available at drug stores and asserts it makes hair dark, glossy, and youthful without medicine.
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Wyeth
Sugar intake touted to trim girls figures in wartime warning
A state food administrator claims that less sugar makes girls slender and graceful, a statement seen as potentially cost saving. Hoover estimates flour at 0 to 50 dollars a barrel, except when under food administration control. Two commercial classes contest the view that wartime victory requires frugal dress and patched footwear.
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Mr. Hoover
Food Administration Control
Raoul Lufbery Honored For Dual Service And Death
The tribute recalls Raoul Lufbery’s dual service to America and France and his gallant sacrifice in battle. It notes his devotion to both nations until his glorious death.
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America
France
Raoul Lufbery
Kaiser swaps diseased Russians for German POWs
Question about how many sick Russians the Kaiser has exchanged for able bodied German prisoners of war to date.
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Kaiser
Italy Seeks American Troops to Boost Morale and Aid War Effort
Italy plans a modest deployment of American troops to bolster morale for its own forces and to support weary allies. The move accompanies Italy’s broader wartime mission of supplying troops and financial aid to allied nations.
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Italy
Scott's Emulsion Aims To Correct Catarrh By Enriching Blood
Science says catarrh signals general weakness and local snuffs or vapors irritate. To correct it treat the cause by feeding the blood with Scott's Emulsion, a medicinal food and building tonic free from harmful drugs. It is helping thousands. Scott & Bowne.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Pool Candidacy Praised by State Official and Paper
Charles W. Pool of Hyannis seeks the Democratic nomination for congress in Nebraska's Sixth district. The St Paul Phonograph extols his four years as secretary of state, praising his honesty, work ethic, and fitness for Washington. The piece questions German chances as U S policy shifts.
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Charley Pool
St. Paul
Pool
Charles W. Pool
Hyannis
Charles Pool
Congress
Nebraska
Washington
Mr. Pool
Foud
Shakespeare-Bacon controversy debated at country club
A Shakespeare club in a small town heard a young lawyer president defend Shakespeare’s authorship, claiming only a lawyer could have written the plays. A timid woman asked if no uncommon men exist aside from lawyers, provoking thoughtful silence in the judge.
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Juidge
Cure for Shooting Corn and Framing France
An odd cure for a shooting corn is proposed using toy leaf soaked in vinegar. The passage pivots to a political jab praising France as blameless and heroic after a president’s controversial choice to France.
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France
Harold Burns Steps Up In Uniform A Voice Then A Vocation
In a New Puck piece, Harold Burns, the office boy with a changing voice, quits after the boss mocks him. He returns a week later in uniform with a steady tone, leaving the boss and his grouch to cling to the old desk as Burns moves on.
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Harold
Sam
Liarold Burns
Anil
Harold Burns
Buster
Boas
Millionaire Kid Allen Plans Big Spending Spree
Allen a San Francisco figure known as the Millionaire Kid declares in a police court he will buy all the mountain dew in the world as he inherits $5,000,000 from his father. He faces arrest with other vagrants and muses about a party with tramp friends while vowing a proper burial after securing his fortune.
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Allen
Milionaire
San Francisco
Secret Revealed Doctor Advice On Comfort Through Heat
A Springfield News item quotes a doctor urging readers to wear underclothes as a way to stay warm. The piece jokes about gauze sleeves and high thermometer readings to explain how women kept comfortable in heat.
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Springfield
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Northern Pacific
Friction
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
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United States
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Hind
Ile
Wets
P. Jackson
Box Butte
DR. Miles
Miles
Colorado
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National Fuel Coo
Denver, Colo
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L. W. Bowman
J. Jeffrey, D, WU
A. G. Jeffrey
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Chiropractors
New Wilson
Dre. D, BE. Tyler
First National Bank
J. D. Emerick
Box Butte County Ofice
Harry P. Coursey
Reasonable Alliance
Nebr
Kodak
M. E. Grebe
J. M. Covert
M. D. Nichols
Burton & Reddish
Bidg
L Aberry
Rumer Bloct
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