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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
6
The piece urges absolute victory over Germany, arguing war aims are moral and existential. It warns compromise equals defeat, cites German war loans and new submarines, and notes local soldiers departing for training camps with calls to support Liberty bonds.
Orville Davenport took the examination this week for an ensign ship in the navy. No word yet on whether he received a commission. Late news from Mike Nolan says Davenport is progressing rapidly in education for a sailor.
The editor of Popular Science Monthly rebuts The Herald by defending American potash production. Five large plants operate with more under construction, and plans foresee ten large reductions producing hundreds of tons daily. J Morrow of Alliance Red Cross seeks applicants overseas while James Small of Chicago studies the potash district.
The ad claims Dean’s Kidney Pills support kidney function for people in strained jobs and daily labor. Mrs. Lee Moore of Alliance testifies the product eased her kidney and back pain, headaches, and nervousness, urging others to buy the same remedy sold for 60 cents at dealers.
An old home remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur restore dark hair and luster. A 50 cent Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as natural looking, masking gray by daily sponge application, with added shine and fullness.
The Alliance potash plant at Antit och, newly built and highly equipped, is now operating and producing potash in quantity. It is run by capable specialists and is the first wholly Alliance capital plant. It will reach full capacity in a few days while already operating around the clock.
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