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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
A young British guard, new to duty, leads a small party of German prisoners at a camp. The stern prisoner comforts him, saying he will follow and the officer will look after him, highlighting wary cooperation amid wartime labor details.
A Boston physician claimed during a Massachusetts grip epidemic that placing a small amount of sulphur in shoes prevents malaria yellow fever and grip. He cited observed immunity in nurses and his family who followed the practice and advised daily absorption through the feet.
Elias Liberman recalls shifting from a society's pet and a clerks life to sharing a front line with a former rival. The pair swap status and prewar identities as they endure marching sun and rationed meals in a shared war effort for democracy.
Archangel Province lies west of Norway and east of the Ural Mountains. It is the largest province in Europe with about 20 000 population. Major waterways flowing north to the Arctic include the Petchora Onega Dvina and Mesen rivers reaching Archangel near the Dvina river mouth.
Charlee Goodyear achieved his first patent after years of experiments and hardship in poverty. The text notes rubber's prior limited value before 1844 and its shift after vulcanization at Woburn in 1844, marking a turning point in its industrial use.
Advice to curb nagging tendencies urges taking a late vacation to change scene. Absence from routine helps gain perspective, while exposure to others' struggles can foster patience. Encourages practicing careful speech even when it hurts.
The passage notes a drawback for the evil minded: they cannot confide in friends. This isolation stems from their distrust and fear of exposure, leaving them mentally burdened as they pursue secretive aims.
A desk once owned by William Penn and a sword carried by Major Long, both part of the late William Foulke Sohanes’s estate in New York. A surveyor related to the Rocky Mountain survey left an item, with a provision directing it pass to Independence Hall upon the widow’s death. The sword was destined for a British institution.
An old patent medicine claim describes a paler oni family remedy as a standard cough and cold reliever. It promises rapid, pleasant relief for colds and bronchial spells and is sold by all druggists as indispensable, with widespread popularity noted.
Entered in a health note, the advertisement urges safe, comfortable relief for stomach and bowel discomfort. It touts a remedy that cleanses the system and eases clogged bowels without harsh effects.
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