Gresham Dodd Credits Tanlac for Health Recovery
Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd, mother of the first American soldier killed in France, attributes her recovery to Tanlac, the well known medicine, in a public endorsement.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd, mother of the first American soldier killed in France, attributes her recovery to Tanlac, the well known medicine, in a public endorsement.
Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd, mother of Corporal Jas B. Gresham the first American soldier killed in France, praises Tanlac for her recovery from indigestion rheumatism and nervous symptoms following her son's death. She credits the medicine and notes sales in Alliance Hemingford and Hoffland.
Lakeside residents and visitors are listed with plans and travel to Alliance No 43 No 44 and nearby ranches. Names include Ollie Weaver Hattie Whaley Evans Brice Tyler Cody Herman Westover Irene Ryan Minnick McCool Brunson Grace Donahue Hudson Johnston Conner Lindley Wells Shaffenburg Van Alstine Harraman and others with trips to Antioch Lebanon and Newcastle and a funeral in Bingham. A birthday party was held for Velma and Thelma Quist and friends. Hog buyers O Bannon and Neuswanger advertise buying fat and stock hogs.
A columnist humorously critiques dance ordinances in Columbus and similar reforms. They note a $5 license, Sunday night ban, and age limits, then reveal a drafting error that still allows Sunday dances. The piece mocks reform zeal, student clubs, and a Truth club in Evanston Illinois, lampooning teen fashions and moral campaigns.
The house held a Friday celebration in honor of President Harding's inauguration. The room was decorated and there was ample oratory on tap.
The Nebraska Legion seeks a $2,000,000 appropriation to fund relief for wounded, disabled, and needy veterans and their families via Western bonds, while backing multiple other measures such as the law amendments and farm aid. The group aims to limit demands in contrast with other states.
Veterans groups urge lawmakers to pass measures securing welfare for wounded and disabled soldiers. They cite Texas programs with recreation centers and Armistice Day holiday, and Nebraska moves toward veterans loans and memorial funding. George C. Snow seeks Omaha internal revenue job with editors backing him.
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