Four-Leaf Clover Myth and Madame Lustrat in Rome
The piece notes a sunlit motif and a passion for hope faith and love. It recounts Madame Lustrat of Athens visiting Rome to organize aid for orphaned French children with American donors supplying milk cows delivered to France via Baltimore and the French government. The story links to George M. Lustrat and Georgia participation while detailing charitable effort and international relief.
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Rome
Athens
Lindsay Jonason
Roamans
Babes
France
United States
Aisne
Georgia
America
Frances
Thedford's Black-Draught Saved Life of Injured Engineer
Mrs Kate Lee Able of Rossville Georgia recalls her husband an engineer who injured his abdomen lifting heavy machinery. After doctors failed to relieve his constipation he drank castor oil with no effect. A large dose of Thedford's Black-Draught caused fainting but brought relief and his recovery began, prompting praise for the remedy.
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Rossville
Kate Lee Able
Thedford
Red Cross feeds a million meals in April for Romanians
One million meals were issued to Romania’s poor by the American Red Cross during April. Relief stations and canteens operated in Constanza Galatz Braila Focsani Jassy Buzeu Ilfov Budesti Pitesti Campolune Bani Sarat and Bucharest. The effort served 60,000 meals weekly at Focsani and supported hospitals with medicines clothing and supplies.
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Rumania
American Red Cross
Department of Civilian Relief
George Twose
Chicago
Florence M. Patterson
Burlington
Wis
Constanza
Galatz
Braila
Focsani
Jassy
Buzeu
Ilfov
Budesti
Pitesti
Campalone
Bani Sarat
Col
H. G. Wells
United States
Lake Elizabeth
Romania
Col. H. W. Anderson
Balkan States
America
Sulferro-Sol Gains Jacksonville Man’s Back Strength
James H. Stephens of Jacksonville Florida praises Sulferro-Sol for restoring his health after years of stomach trouble rheumatism and extreme weakness. He details weight gain from 139 to 166 pounds and renewed stamina walking daily despite age 76. Manufactured by Sulferro-Sol Co Montgomery Alabama.
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Jacksonville
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Stanley Stanton Stephens
Ramor
Ala
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Buckman Building
Sulferro-Sol
Sulferro-Sol Co
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Chronic Constipation and Gentle Laxatives Recommended
The article notes constipation stems from low moisture in digested food. It advises drinking water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise to improve it, then suggests mild laxatives. It praises Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and effective.
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Chamberlain
Nature's Safe Blood Treatment S S S
S S S is a purely vegetable remedy made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to purify the blood remove impurities and treat numerous ailments including catarrh scrofula wounds and poison related disorders. The ad urges readers to obtain S S S at drug stores or write to the Atlanta address.
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S. S.S
Ss. S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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