Parades and meals mark Los Angeles Liberty Loan drive
A San Pedro soldier writes of a massive Third Liberty Loan parade in Los Angeles with two trainloads of soldiers and sailors and Japanese vessels in harbor. He describes meals, weather, a ball game, small Kodak photos, and studying signalling and bugling as he trains for future service.
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George
Los Angeles
Broadway
Main
Ninth
Spring
Hill
Amos
Co. D
A. T
Jacob
Services at Presbyterian Church Next Sunday
A notice invites all to attend services at Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. Special music will be provided and everyone is welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
Anuric Promises Relief for Kidney Ailments and Rheumatism
A wartime style testimonial urges men to endure trench hardships and avoid physical weakness by using Anuric to flush uric acid and toxins from the blood. The letter cites personal cures and invites readers to obtain a trial package from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo.
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Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Dawson
Texas
Sam
Marion Spencer
Ownership Statement of The Comanche Chief and Pioneer Exponent
The ownership and management of The Comanche Chief and Pioneer Exponent are listed with publisher The Comanche Publishing Co in Comanche Texas and editor and managing editor W H Carpenter. Owners include J R Eanes Geo L Sullivan W A Carpenter G A Cunningham L T Cunningham Oscar Callaway S P Smith E W Harris T J Williams of Comanche with additional owners J W Taylor D H Cunningham of Fort Worth and T J Cunningham and Miss Bertie Wynn of San Angelo. No security holders owning 1 percent or more. Sworn April 5 1918 before Notary C A Hitt. Bad breath bitter taste dizziness torpid liver remedy Herbine offered by S Smith.
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Congress
Comanche
Texas
State of Texas
W. H. Carpenter
The
Comanche Publishing Co
W. H. Car
P. Smith
Dublin Man Hart at Barnhart Friday
Walter Harrington of Dublin suffered a badly sprained ankle and facial cuts after falling through a scaffold at Barnhart while working on a new two story stone school building. He was treated in San Angelo and returned home Saturday with 8 Oates of Dublin, contractor for the Barnhart school project costing about 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.
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Walter Harrington
Dublin
Barnhart
San Angelo
Oates
Sax Angelo Standard
Age of Youth Hair Dressing Promises Youthful Look
Advertises La Creole Hair Dressing claiming ten years younger appearance by darkening gray hairs. Priced at 1.00.
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San Pedro
U. S. Food Administration
Thew Fai
VY. H. Carpenter
C. A. Hitt
Man Hart
Bnd Bishop
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