Tanlac frames strong relief claims in Hannibal ad
A Hannibal Missouri feature highlights Tanlac claims of curing stomach, liver and kidney trouble with users reporting weight gain and better sleep. The piece also notes public health registration value and wartime home economy guidance from Missouri College of Agriculture experts with a call for a free leaflet on food values.
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Hannibal
Tanlac
Frank Murphy
Salley Street
Crain
Browning
College of Agriculture
Columbia
Health Bookkeeping Vital, Doctor Says in Missouri
Dr. M. P. Ravenel of the University of Missouri department of preventive medicine urges comprehensive health registration. He notes two thirds of the country is in the registration area and stresses births and deaths as key data for identifying individuals and enforcing child labor laws.
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America
Columbia, Mo
M. P. Ravenel
Department of Preventive Medicine
University of Missouri
United States
Can The Surplus Asparagus Be Canned
Dr Louise Stanley of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges canning excess asparagus. Harvest promptly to preserve flavor, clean stalks, trim hard parts, and cut as desired. Pack into jars with salt, seal loosely, process in a water bath for two hours, then tighten seals while hot.
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Lousie Stanley
Missouri College of Agriculture
Patriotism In The Kitchen Drives Food Conservation
The article urges housewives to wear the kitchen apron as a national uniform and begin conserving food, encouraging determined actions to support the war effort. It emphasizes individual discipline and practical steps for households to contribute.
Government Homesteads Promised to Quick-Business Farmers
President Wilson calls farmers to aid with abundant crops as a path to national service and prosperity. Immigrant agent S. B. Howard offers 640 acre free government homesteads in Wyoming and improved land in Nebraska or Colorado on attractive terms for quick action.
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Nebraska
Colorado
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