Committees Named to Lead National Physical Regeneration Drive
The National Security League announces the appointment of over 200 local committees in 30 states to organize physical training programs for civilians. Endorsements pour in from mayors across multiple states praising the effort to improve physical, moral, and mental strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
National Security League
League
Walter Camp
William G. Anderson
Yale University Gymnasium
Joseph E. Rayecroft
War and Navy Departments
The
Security League
Board of Selectmen
Archbold
Girard
Troy
Napoleon
Pper Sandusky
Steubenville
Mt. Gilead
Middleport
Galion
Fairport Harbor
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indiana
Hartford City
Decatur
Jasper
Virginia
Wrytheville
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Farmville
New Jersey
Elmer
Ridgefield
Verona
Freehold
Newton
Georgia
Cordele
Commerce
Tifton
Oeslia
Eastman
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Norwich
Michigan—Pan Pan
Lansing
Wyandotte
Ypsilanti
Oneonta
Walton
White Plains
Sidney
Binghamton
Connell
Scranton
Rasmussen
Ohio
United States
Hincke
Pinckneyville
nNi
Hickman
Altus
Oklo
Bardine
Juniata
Barron
Eau Claire
Wis
Striplin
Florence
Ala
Hanvey
Pinex remedy for cough praised in old ad claim
An advertisement touts Pinex a pine extract cough remedy as a fast, pleasant tasting cure for dry or tight throat coughs and chest colds. It promises immediate relief, notes broad uses from bronchitis to asthma, and urges asking a pharmacist for 214 ounces of Pinex with directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goca
Pincz Co
Wayne
Ind
Sammies on the Watch Health Advice from Dr. Pierce
An instructional health notice urges kidney care and toxin elimination to prevent aging and rheumatic issues. It promotes Anuric for urine purification, publicizes a free water test offer, and advertises Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel and Surgico Institute in Buffalo. The piece targets meat eaters and heavy juice drinkers, framing preventive measures as lifelong benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgigo Institute
Buffalo
Anurio
General Wilson Walks to Office Portrait of British chief
The photo shows Sir General Henry Wilson, head of the British Imperial General Staff, walking to his office after succeeding General Robertson. Wilson, an Irishman aged 33, is respected in England, France, and Italy for shaping the expeditionary force plans later used at the war's outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wihoon
Imperial General Staff
Robertson
Wilson
England
France
Italy
Staff College
Fetter
Million Dollar Sugar Mill for Honolulu Planned
The Sugar Planters association in Honolulu plans to build a sugar mill in the Philippines with an outlay over 1 million dollars. The project is a reciprocal labor arrangement to ensure Philippine labor for Hawaii plantations while securing investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Sugar Planters Association
Philippines
Hawaii
Planters’ Association
Philippine Project
Tragic blizzard traps gravedigger with corpse in ambulance
In Indiana two miles north of Raymond a snowbound ambulance crewman Krueger is forced to shelter with a dead body for twenty hours as blizzard rages. The body is that of W. L. Sweat, superintendent of Lansing Linck company, who died while shoveling snow. The driver finally reaches Blue Island, Illinois, with the corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Ind
Bieyard
Ansing
Here
IL. Sweat
Lansing Linck Company
John Krieger
Blue Island
Krueger
French Troops Depend On Annamite Coolies In War Effort
Report from the F ront describes Annamite troops driving locomotives and artillery supplies unloading trains to motor lorries and ammunition. They build, dig, and march with the French army, showing discipline and skill. Since February 1918, their numbers have grown as volunteers from Indo China join Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annam
Indo-China
France
Far East
Europe
Nervous Prostration and Lydia E. Pinkham Ad
West Philadelphia woman describes severe nervous prostration and recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with nervousness backache headaches and functional derangements to try the remedy and promises benefit. The notice cites Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. and its 40 years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Philadelphia
Ydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Frank FitzGeRap
N. Dlat Street
Mra. Fitzgerald
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mase
Methodist union eyed for North and South within six years
Associated Press reports in Louisville that unification of the northern and southern Methodist churches, with about 7 million members, is nearly certain within six years. A joint commission met in Savannah and will reconvene in St. Louis to adopt tentative proposals and seek ratification at the southern church’s next general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Methodist Church
Frank H. Thomas
Fourth Avenue
Savannah
Joint Commission
St. Louis
Dr. Thomas
Reunion
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Japanese Methodist Church
Asia
India
Europe
South Americ
Suvinnal
Atlana
Barker Loses Voice in the Army Sufferer
Hartford City Indiana March 16 Daniel Legg a barber and former army sergeant lost his voice five months ago while at Camp Shelby He could not talk above a whisper after being relieved from the army Doctors said the vocal cord was strained and had dropped but might return He has since tried various treatments at home to regain speech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
Daniel Legg
Shelby
Lege
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Coaldale
Shippersburg
Northumberland
Meadville
New Castle
Pen Argyl
Washington
Ridgway
Scottdale
Altoona
Downington
Bellwood
Apollo
Kane
Bradford
Massachusetts
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Toston
Milton
Delaware
Lewes
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Fayetteville
Paragould
Kansas
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Kingsman
Illinois
Hillsboro
Carbondale
Montrose
Lawrenceville
Mt. Vernon
Sterling
Spring Valley
Morris and Pinckneyville
Iowa
Osceola
Cherokee
Ottemas
Maine
Old Town
Millinoc
Ket
Tennessee
Lebanon
Paris and
Jackson
Alabama
Florence, Lovett and Eufaula
West Virginia
Huntington
South Carolina
Bagley
Wisconsin
Sparta
Atkinson, Oconto
Colorado
Trinidad
North Carolina
Salisbury
Thomasville
Florida
Tampa
Plant City
Daytona
Minnesota
Millmar
Fergus Falls
Oklahoma
Vermont
Newport
Missouri
Springfield
Butler
Macon
Fredericktown
Independence
Carterville
Nebraska
Beatrice
Jir Gen
Hemey Wil.sar
Dev Fares
ANS CO
Gincinnath
Lydia E. Pinkham
Druggista
Caldwell
Druggiate
South Methodists
Associated Press
St. Louise
Barker
Santain Te
Eeley Institute
Curtis Sts
Denver, Colo
Meohel
Deng
G. C. Owen
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Lincoln Highway
Matis Hotel
Peerless Iron and Wire Works Co
Larimer St
Denver
Cole
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