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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

9

What the Boys Think and Other Readables

Editorials and anecdotes note the World War I ideals and League of Nations hopes. Included are reflections from Stars and Stripes, a London Globe quip, a Boston correction scene, light humor from Everybody’s Magazine, and a local notice: John Tachacher of Hemingford, in the Suh Engineers, Company C, back from France to Washington Barracks.

League of Nations Fields of Eden America Orange California Wile Stars and Stripes The A. B John Tachacher Hemingford Suh Engineers Hase France Washington Barracks D. C

Canton News Notes Highlights Local Moves and Births

George Finherly leases the Meeker place for a year and plans to move in within three weeks. Carey Johnson’s baby boy born March 12, first son in a five-child family. Dr. Hurd from Hemingford visits. Meetings and visits by residents from Mitchell, Canon, Scotia, Douglass county, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Earl Foster sells near Aldine, buys seven quarters from John Shimek north of Canton, to move soon. Shimek sells for health reasons and proximity to town. Powell family visits relatives in Canton. A masque ball at Curly school. Dyer family moves to John Moravek place. Dyer brother of Lorn Dyer. Welcomes new families. two new Canton post office patrons Meade and Abrams. Curry pending sale of his place. Emil Murphy buys Albert Lee holdings northwest of Curry for twelve fifty per acre. J N Peale of Broken Bow passes through Alliance. The Herald, $2.00, worth more.

Earl Foster Aldine John Shimek Canton Mr. Shimek J. B. Curry Emil Murphy Albert Lee Curry

Brash anecdotes on moonshine life and odd manners

A collage of 19th and early 20th century vignettes includes a clergyman mocked for advising a painting wife, Lena the overbearing wife of a moonshiner, a sleepy railroad tale with block system jokes, and a child’s awkward park candy remark.

Inside Bathing For Health Wash With Lime Stone Phosphate

An article extols internal sanitation via daily hot water with lime stone phosphate to cleanse the bowels. It claims indigestible daily residue feeds bacteria and toxins enter the blood, urging a quarter to half a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to prevent headaches biliousness constipation and stale taste.

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Graying Hair

Advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkening product. It claims gray hair disappears after one or two applications and that the result is glossy and youthful. The formula is positioned as a cosmetic, not a medicine, for daily use with drugs store availability.

Wyeth Iid Kan Coe

Nebraska War Savings Drive Urges Pledges For 1919

County reports praise progress as local War Savings Stamps campaigns push to match 1918 figures. Charles Kountze urges full civic effort to fund government and support returning soldiers, with Franklin noting key duties for freedmen and facilities. The drive seeks pledges, thrift, and sustained purchase across every household to back soldiers and national service.

Nebraska Charles T. Kountre Kountze Treasury Department Franklin Pliny Washington

Right Road to Happiness

A concise moral note asserts happiness comes from unselfish work for others, while those seeking personal happiness remain dissatisfied. The text contrasts selfless effort with self-centered pursuit.

Soldiers Learn the German Language in Germany Letter

A soldier in Coblenz comments on studying German in night schools with classes in German, French and Spanish. He compares Coblenz to Lincoln Nebraska, notes local sights, and jokes about language fluency and wine. He expects to remain abroad longer and mentions future letters home.

France Germany Coblenz Plattsburg Lincoln Nebraska Stadt Missouri River Hoboken Lord Chesterfield Scott Harold S. Thomas 3Rd Army E. F

Wanted ads and sale notices mix from Nebr and Island

A fragmented classified item lists help wanted for gardening, phone numbers, sale of fifty mammoth jacks owned by M. T. Bernard on Sand Island Nebraska, with additional contact lines for G. W. Nation Alliance and other broken phrases referencing property and porridge?

For Sale Buff Orpington Eggs From Free Range Hens

Buff Orpington eggs from hens bred to lay with wide range offered at 7 dollars per 100 eggs. Selected stock. Phone 8212 Mrs. J. A. Keegan. 16 41 7838. Found seven geldings including gray and five bays, owner to pay costs for keeping and proof of ownership. O. S. Brush Alliance Nebr 16-tf-7842.

J. A. Keegan O. S. Brush Alliance

Son of T. K. Gilshannon Dies in France

T. K. Gilshannon returned from Thermoplis Wyoming after months away and learned by telegram of his son’s death in France on January 22. This marked the first word the family received about the loss.

Thomas T. K. Gilshannon Thermoplis Wyoming France Suc

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad for Kidney Health

An old time advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming to cleanse kidneys and digestive organs to defer old age. It promotes capsules as a standard remedy for aging, with instructions to take multiple drops then consider a daily capsule after restoration. It claims money back if not effective.

Golty Haarlem Tortelesa Capeniia

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the Alliance Herald London Globe Boston Clarita Everybody's Magazine Youngstown Canton News Notes George Finherly Meeker J. W. Scott Carey Jhonson Mrch Carey Dr. Hurd Mr. Bennett Mitchell Vera Reed Dillard Ryan Alma Robb Canon George L. Wagner Mies Maude Ward Douglass County Kansas Oklahoma A. S. Powell Gering W. Zimmerman Curly G. E.dyer Bertrand John Moravek Place Dyer Lorn Dyer Pearl Bass Place Robert Mitchell Homer Meade William Abrams Winside Abrams Dave Paul Mr. Meade Margaret Boutler J. N. Peale Broken Bow the Herald Lloyd’s Col’m New York Times Ee George Lena Lsanile Hoy Hotel Conan Omaha Mits Bath R&s Leeds Materte Peter Pee Davies Mmasea Ruralist S Watch Department Reber W. J. Leo M. T. Bernard Iand Island Nebr G. W. Nation Alliance Scott & Bowne Alliance Creamery the Alliance Creamery
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