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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1917
Page
2
Tired feet suffer less with Ice-Mitt a cooling healing cream. Rub on corns callouses feet become painless and the rough skin sheds away easily. Inexpensive easy to apply keeps feet cool and comfortable on hot days year round.
Montana's exemption appeal board, appointed by the War Department and Governor Stewart, will review claims from men disallowed for exemption from drafted service. The process outlines filing affidavits within deadlines, appeals to district and state boards, and potential recalls of exemption certificates with final district or national board routes for industrial claims. Adjutant General Phil C. Greenan will notify those selected after final disposition.
A look at George Whitefield's 1740 Boston preaching pilgrimage, its vast crowds from 4,000 to 8,000 listeners, long sermons, and large offering tallies for an orphan home, juxtaposed with later Sunday revival campaigns.
The article discusses soil bacteria and soil life as a complex, influential microflora. It notes beneficial, harmful, and neutral roles, and compares potential nitrogen fixation by soil bacteria to advances in yeast fermentation. It suggests future nitrogen supply may come from soil bacteria rather than electrochemical methods.
Capt Ian Hay, English soldier and lecturer, praises America for swift action against submarine danger. He says in your country ability will out, and notes in the old country it will out at the elbows.
Rats possess long sharp teeth enabling gnawing of hard substances like bone and ivory for manganese or gelatine uses. Rat skins are primarily utilized in glove manufacture.
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