Ministers Endorse Tanlac in Testimony from Clergy
A flood of testimonials from ministers across denominations supports Tanlac. Pastors like Rev. W. C. Norton, Rev. E. G. Butler, and Rev. F. M. Winburn report relief from indigestion, nervous debility, and loss of appetite after taking Tanlac. They urge others to trust the medicine based on personal trials and improved health.
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Tanine
Varios
W. C. Norton
Theesley Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Tanise
H. Sykes
Watkins Ertin Clurch
Nashville
Tenn
E. G. Butler
Central Baptist Church
Muskogee
Oklaena
Tanlic
F. M. Winburn
Methodist
San Antonio
Tex
R. J. Taylor
St. Pi
Chireti
Franklin
Kippe
Taniae
Rey
A. L. Tull
Atlanta
Jas
New, Baptist
Clarkston, Ga
Taniue
A. J. Vallery
Bethany
Monrow
Memphis
Tarlae
Tin M
Sims
Baptist
Taulae
Cardul touted as woman’s tonic in 40 year claim
A Trenton Georgia letter extols Cardul and Black Draught for chronic pain and nervousness after marriage. The writer reports two bottles eased stomach and hip pains then additional bottles removed nerve symptoms though noise still unsettled her. Ad promotes Cardul as a reliable female tonic at drug stores.
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Trenton
Ella Gifford
Cardul
Cardus
Ady
Plans to Raise United States Army 2 Million Men
Proposals outline 2 million man army via wartime draft and registration. Includes regular army National Guard special troops and exemptions for officers ministers and religious groups. Describes eligibility, exemptions, training camps, and pay scales from private to sergeant with safeguards for the draft process.
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Regular Army National Guard
Sint
Hobesee
Draft Law Expands Forces and Prohibits Alcohol Use
The measure broadens the draft age range and allows volunteers from eighteen to forty to serve. It envisions up to 2,007,000 military personnel, raises regular army to about 20,000 and National Guard to 125,000, with a first draft quota of over 1.1 million. Roosevelt’s volunteer plan is dropped. Wilson reportedly opposes new volunteer forces. Pay scales rise for enlisted ranks. machine gun units and armored cars are authorized. The draft will be population based, registration by mail possible, and penalties set for fraud. Prohibition provisions are drastic, banning alcohol at camps and restricting sales to officers in uniform. Women form a liberty loan committee to promote bonds.
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United States
National Guard
War Department
DIL
Feci
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Enntorment
Hamfort
T& Dumber
Enelate Sate
Prance
Belgium
Egypt
Balkans
Mesopotamia
Baker
Wil
Germany
France
Army
William L. Keller
Capra
Daniel P. Card
George M. Edwards
Fy Orangis
Pronce
Scout
West Point
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
George Bass
Antoinette Funk
Kellogg Fairbanks
Chicago
Gilford Dudley
Tennessee
Mian Pierce
Kansas City
Guernsey
John O. Miller
Pittsburgh
McAdoo
Hoover warns of food control to avert $20 flour barrel
Herbert C Hoover, back from Europe, says without control flour could reach $20 a barrel this year. He urges rapid executive power to regulate food, arguing the problem is not famine but distributing surplus to allies after protecting Americans.
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New York
Herbert C. Hoover
Europe
America
Fortunate Individual Nis Who is the lucky man at t welding
Ady and promotions warn against imitation and counterfeit money, stressing authenticity of La Crete Halo Dressing marketed as the original. The ad touts hair darkening with a natural method, priced at $1.00, and emphasizes value of saving early as a life lesson.
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Nis
T Welding
Dix
Hind
Heal Baby and Mother Comfort Tips From Soap Ad
An old advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing irritated baby skin after a bath and recommends gentle use of Cuticura Ointment. The text promises relief, sleep, and healing, with a postcard offer and scattered, quirky prose about meals and travel in a nostalgic, magazine-style fragment.
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Cullen Dept. L
Boston
Freckles Now In the Time gis Spor
The fragmentary text suggests a garbled advert or feature noting Freckles in a time related sports section. It mentions a motin, arene-te, and a money back guarantee. The legible elements reference a product or event with unclear details and potential promotional claims.
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Dietels
A Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Cure
Mrs. Thomas McGonigal of 3432 Hartville Street Philadelphia writes she suffered panics and cramps for years and felt slated for surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports complete relief after three bottles and urges others to publish her letter.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Accidents to Eyes and Plain Talk on Cures
Disjointed notes describe eye accidents in the United States and a claim of a speedy cure for diarrhea in Mississippi priced at 26 cents. A 100 foot wireless mast is used in an American city. The fragment ends with a general remark on life being worth living.
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Mississippi
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ITCH
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Tettre
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Stine Garhee
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Little Rock, NO
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