Mrs Chas Peden Gains 27 Pounds Inremarkable Recovery
A letter from Mrs. Charles Peden of 550 MN Street Thantaville Alabama details a dramatic health turnaround after using a tonic. Once weighing 98 pounds and facing possible surgery for stomach trouble and pain she regained vitality. After taking the tonic she lost the fear of operation and reports rapid weight gain to 126 pounds with improved appetite sleep nerves and daily function. She praises the product and lists multiple local drugstores selling it.
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Wade
Charles Peden
MN Street
Thantaville
Ala
Mes
Peron
Katman
Tina
Watt
Loony
Ux T
Taniac
Vist
Gilbert
Conrse
Thalae
Twan
Jayne Ioan
Tannne
Trme
Red Cross Drug
Carrollton
Trlert Drug Co
Villa Rica
Bowdon Drug Co
Bowdon
Davis Pharmacy
Temple
Whitesburg Drug Co
Whitesburg
Roop & Company
Roopville
4. M. Arrington
Sllarman
R. F. J. Carrollton
Puller & Cumbie
Tyes
F. D. Carrollton
O. M. MecCalman
Horace
R. FD. Carrollton
Burwell Drug Co
Burwell
J. T. Bonner
RFD
East St. Louis Lesson Calls for Home Guard Units
The author argues that if foreign service troops were sent, local disturbances would require a home guard. Exempt residents should form such units, trained by officers and ready for duty soon. Communities lacking a unit should organize one promptly.
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East St. Louis
France
Olive Holder and Dorsey College Mates in Georgia History
Sam L Olive and John N Holder, leaders in Georgia politics, were college mates of Hagl M Dorsey in early 1900s Jefferson County. The piece details Holder’s long service, family education pursuits, and his role as Speaker. notes Olive as orator and Dorsey as governor under state leadership.
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Sam L. Olive
Georgia
John N. Holder
Home of Representatives
Hall Colle
Hagl M. Dorsey
Vernor
AEA
House of Representatives
Ubernor Dorsey
Helder ix
Farmer Aid Maker
Clive Ian Singer
Tast Statenent Ia
Olive
Mohler
University of Georgia
Jackson Merald
Jackson County
Jefferson Bankig
Company of
Jefferson
Dent
Withelt
L. McRihannon
Martiie Holder
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Brenan
Frances Holder
Breau
Speaker Holder
Atote
Fone
Educational Board
North Georgia Conference
House
Holder
Woodmen to Pay Policies on Soldiers in War Service
William A. Fraser, sovereign commander, states the Woodmen of the World will pay the life insurance premiums for all members who enlist for war service. About 25,000 of nearly 1,000,000 members are serving. 1,200 delegates from across the United States and Canada attend the opening session in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
William A. Fraser
Sovereign
Woodmen of the World
United States
Canadas
Censorship urged to curb German peace propaganda
A writer argues for strict censorship of German subsidized correspondents spreading peaceful proposals to sow discord. The piece contends Germany seeks an equitable peace only to weaken the US stance and urges Congress to act against fake German peace proposals.
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Germany
Congress E
Irony in Fate Among Thieves and Slacker Inmates
A reflective excerpt notes irony as thieves and murderers avoid slackers in jail. The piece observes the hard path of transgressors versus the supposed slackers, hinting at discipline, fate, and social judgment within the penal system.
Free Press Subscription Renewal Notice
Subscription to the Free Press is near expiration and requires renewal now. The notice urges readers to renew promptly to continue delivery and access to content.
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Free Press
58 138 Germans Are Interned in England
A wartime report to the House of Commons shows 38 138 German prisoners of war interned in Britain, with 42 831 British prisoners or interned Germans abroad. Weekly, Germans here receive 9 280 parcels and money orders totaling 2 241 pounds. parcel numbers fell about half from last year due to material shortages. British parcels to Germany amount to 5 000 weekly, with money orders around 1 000 pounds. Nine hundred thousand parcels go from Britain to troops overseas weekly. British postal savings fall slightly from 188 000 000 to 185 000 000 pounds, and there are 124 000 fewer telephones in Britain than before the war.
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London
Germany
House of Common
United Kingdom
United Kingom
British Postal Savings Bank
Great Britain
Saving a Nation VI and the danger of overprosperity
A speech asserts nations rise or fall by action in crisis. It warns American prosperity could lead to moral decay if mobilization and reform are delayed. World War I context frames heroes dying for a greater blessing: saving the country from national decay and guiding it toward a broader life.
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France
Marketing the Surplus and Market Challenges Ahead
The article notes this year's harvest promises record grain fruits and vegetables, but stresses the need for intelligent marketing. It urges community cooperation, boards of trade, and business leaders to plan how surplus perishables reach cities and nonproducing areas, improving national economy.
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Boards of Trade
Rent Notes Advertisement at Free Press Office
Classified note invites readers to obtain rent notes at the Free Press office. The brief item signals a service or payment matter and directs to the newspaper’s administrative location for further details.
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Free Press Office
Government Plans Free Sweet Potato Storage House Designs
Washington reports that Department of Agriculture specialists debunk faulty storage schemes offering costly patented plans. Free, proven, ventilated house designs reduce decay, with less than 1 percent loss in Arlington tests. Farmers can request Farmers' Bulletin 545 outlining plans, materials, and conversion tips for existing buildings.
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Washington, D. C
Unite States
Department of Agriculture
Department Special Ista
Arlington
Virginia
Cardui Proves Helpful To Ailing Woman In Marksville
Marksville Louisiana Mrs Alice Johnson describes a year of back and side pain stopping her sleep and work. After taking Cardus she reports relief and regained strength. The letter urges other women with similar troubles to try Cardus. NC-133
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Marksville
Alice Johnson
Cardus
Cardui
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