04 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1916
Page
1
In Salonika April 4 a hospital feels like heaven to sick soldiers. The author describes Canadian nurses gently dressing wounded and ill officers, turning grim wards into places of rest and care, with humor and humanity despite grim conditions and the war’s strain.
A nurse recalls scenes in a French war hospital where German and British soldiers received care. She notes initially frightened German POWs, then gentleness from British Tommies and nurses, and a moment where a guard fed a wounded German as the war look faded.
The Italian embargo on olive oil exports has been temporarily lifted and oil is now being shipped to this country.
The board accepted resignations from four library trustees and approved steps to upgrade Railroad Street from Sheridan to Buena Vista, with plans to extend improvements to the entire length before next winter. The monthly reports were filed, and a drainage reconstruction proposal from the Chamber of Commerce was handed to the city engineer and street committee for cost estimates and data gathering. A list of 100 deputies for race day was approved, with city fire precautions tightened.
An alarmingly confident health regimen touts drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. Proponents claim it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, improves appetite, and prevents illness by flushing internal toxins.
An old ad promotes Tiz as a quick remedy for aching swollen sore feet including corns bunions and tired feet. It claims immediate relief with smaller shoes and promises 25 cent boxes from druggists or department stores and a money back guarantee for a year.
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