Why Not Eat at the Mannhaten Cafe
The notice advertises a cafe in Great Falls at 407 Central Avenue. It promotes best all times with reasonable prices.
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Great Falls
James Hotel
Central Avenue
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
7
Hit Hard Buy Often War Bonds Appeal
A wartime exhortation urges Americans to sustain Allied forces on the Western Front with increased production and moral support. It links buying war savings stamps to backing soldiers, pledging that the united nation will endure costs to aid democracy and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Atlantic
America
Berlin
France
Italy
Democracy
Wheat Boom urged as war needs demand bigger crops now
Secretary Houston appeals to farmers to grow a large wheat harvest for 1919. He notes exhausted reserves from 1917, urgent need to build wheat stocks, and compares 1915 16 17 exports with 1918 figures to show the wartime export pressure and the value of higher production. The piece frames wheat farming as patriotic duty and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
United States
Let Us Sow Liberally for a Big Harvest in 1919
The speaker urges sowing 45 000 000 to 47 500 000 acres of winter wheat, warning of exhausted carry-over, rising export needs, and storage losses. He emphasizes farmer grit, the food army front line, and the Liberty Wheat Harvest to defend freedom, urging full effort in the face of Prussian domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Prices set for staple foods at fair price council meeting
At the food administrator office on September 10 the fair price committee fixed retailer and consumer prices for staples. Wheat flour 49 lb sack 2.60 to 2.95 for retailers and 2.90 to 3.35 for consumers. rice and corn products priced per 9 to 1214 lb units with varying retailer and consumer shares. victory bread 10 cents. oats 75 to 90 cents. sugar 9 1/3 to 11 cents per lb. beans 15 to 19 cents. canned goods and dairy items priced with narrow spreads. eggs at 40 cents per dozen. butter 45 to 50 cents. lard and substitutes priced 1.33 to 1.60 and 0.90 to 1.10 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administrator
Victory
Lima
Alaska
Good for Biliousness from Lima Woman
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio reports quick relief from frequent stomach trouble and biliousness after using Chamberlain's Tablets following an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Inner self warns against breaking sacred war savings pledge
A moral warning urges citizens to keep promises tied to the war savings pledge, stressing the sacred nature of the commitment and the potential danger of breaking it.
Fragmented wartime prayer card fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows a solemn note praising faith and duty. It references keeping faith with fighting boys and offering balm to conscience amid uncertainty.
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Iit
Insights on Greek eyebrow shapes and character traits
The piece from London Tit-Bits links eyebrow shape and color to personality and vitality. It notes arch definition signals sensibility, heavy brows indicate strength, and pale brows suggest indolence, with various patterns tied to humor, sincerity, or intellect.
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London
House Building in Korea Warmed by Floor Flues and Heat
The article describes Korean homes built with an underfloor flue system starting from an outdoor fireplace. Heat travels through branched flues to a trench and chimney, heating stone flags covered with oil paper. Two heatings daily keep rooms warm for sitting and sleeping, with smoke kept out by the papered floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Center of Agricultural Production Led by Iowa and Illinois
The 1917 United States agricultural center is in west central Illinois, with Iowa producing 1.33 billion dollars and Illinois 1.255 billion. Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Nebraska, Indiana, and other states follow with substantial outputs. The diagram from the Department of Agriculture lists top states by value of crop and animal products.
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United States
Illinois
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Texas
Missouri
Ohio
Nebraska
Indiana
Kansas
New York
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Wisconsin
California
Michigan
Kentucky
Newlyweds face hush hush scandal in quiet neighborhood
A neighbor's hushed whisper describes an issue between the Newlyweds. The husband allegedly hid part of his pay, a dollar and a quarter of last week's wages, sparking concern that goes beyond mere secrecy. The exchange underscores a serious strain amid a backdrop of gossip.
Common Sense and Food Conservation Urged by Journal
The article appeals to common sense in wartime food conservation. It argues women should avoid extremes, feed children adequately, and avoid half rations, urging increased milk consumption while cutting butter and sugar. Mr. Hoover promotes sensible measures to preserve resources.
Ash Trees for Airplanes In Aerial League Appeal
The Aerial league of the British empire reports an appeal for ash trees for aeronautical use, with between three and four thousand trees offered in recent weeks. Government needs in the next twelve months are expected to exceed 200000 trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerial League of the
British Empire
Lewistown Resident Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
D L Chamberlain, state horticultural and farm inspector, Lewistown Montana, salutes Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving back pain and kidney discomfort. He notes years of use with quick relief and urges purchasing Dean's Kidney Pills, 60 cents, via Foster-Mar burn Co., Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
D. L. Chamberlain
State Horticultural and
West Blvd
Mont
Doan
Dean
Farmers May Exchange Wheat For Flour Under New Rule
The food administration allows farmers to exchange wheat for flour at 8 pounds per month per household member. Each farmer must sign a certificate proving wheat was grown by them and that total flour delivered plus on hand does not exceed the 8 pounds per month allowance. Duty and patriotism urged. certificates to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
Mills Exchange Flour for Farmers Wheat Privilege Authorized
The county food administrator announces elevators may exchange flour for farmers wheat to aid farmers living far from mills. This flour will be delivered to the farmers without substitutes. PHIL I. COLE, County Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as a versatile, safe remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Mothers report it well suited for children pleasant to take and free from opium or narcotics. Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Mo commends its effectiveness for three children and family safety against croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J, Cheney &,Co
Toledo
Chamberlain
Wm. Scruby
Chillicothe
Croup
Did you mean to keep your war savings pledge when you signed that card
Questioning adherence to a wartime savings pledge, the message urges individuals to honor their commitment by making good on the signed pledge card.
War Savings Pledge Drive Urges Public to Stand Behind War Effort
Citizens are called to fulfill their bonds and fill the pledge with timely payments, as the war savings campaign aims to sustain military operations and support national needs. The appeal emphasizes duty, patriotism, and collective sacrifice during the ongoing conflict.
Wet sayings pledge prompts conscience to make good
A brief note urges keeping a pledge to make good wet sayings, implying moral accountability. The wording targets personal integrity and timely action without naming specific individuals or events.
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