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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
6
Mr J B Habnab of Reens Maryland writes that after months of fever nasal catarrh and loss of smell and taste he found relief with Peruna. He bought one bottle then a second and third and now is a well man after using the remedy.
An assistant manager at a large department store rejects a job applicant for being uneducated and barely literate. The manager contests the assessment, proposing she be hired as a book department saleswoman due to her looks.
A terse exchange reveals scars from childhood discipline and its lasting impact. The dialogue contrasts punishment with perceived relief, hinting at an older, wiser view of honesty and resilience amid a world of imperfect remedies and stubborn faults.
London report from In Beletum notes Ghent fell back into German hands after a fierce weekend around Melle. Defenders held Saturday and Sunday with heavy shelling and many wounded left unassisted before a retreat. American vice consul Van Hee organized transport for wounded to Ostend and Brussels, aided by Belgian Red Cross nurses despite scarce doctors and chaos in the city.
London. Henry Diederich United States consul at Antwerp escaped with his family by car as bombardment devastated Antwerp. The account describes nightly shelling, destruction of buildings, a flood of refugees, and the decision to flee via the pontoon bridge over the Scheldt to Ghent. The German commander denied using the 16 inch guns on the city.
Rome report says since the war began over 150 Jewish officers have joined the German army, a change from earlier practice where no Israelite officer existed.
The report notes Britain faces steep expenses costing about £65 per second and intense daily costs. Sidney Webb, a prominent figure, is cited describing war-time financial strains and nightly burdens on the country.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a Fifth Annual Tuberculosis Day Movement during the week of November 29. It calls on churches schools and lodges nationwide to deliver lectures sermons and stock talks using free outlines and literature to educate the public. Local anti tuberculosis societies or the national office at 105 East Twenty second Street New York City can supply materials.
In Earnest, Doppel recalls townspeople urging his return after he left he notes some would come to fetch him back. The exchange highlights village tensions and the pull of home.
A Pennsylvania nurse reports headaches and indigestion eased after switching from coffee to Postum. She notes milk flow improves for nursing mothers and that Postum, served hot with cream, is a tasty alternative. Instant Postum offers quick preparation with cost per cup mentioned.
A San Martin mother reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment on her child for a severe rash and scalp scales. She notes itching and disfigurement but says after treatment the child slept better and the eruption faded in a few months.
A humorous exchange from a Ladies' Home Journal piece features a child named Tommy asking his mother if he may do a task. He announces he will milk the cat, prompting a quick, witty parental reply.
A brief old joke captures Pa answering a math riddle with a pun. The setup: five boys and six girls, the punchline: the result is noise. The exchange showcases humorous rural wit and simple arithmetic play.
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