Spring Tonic Promoted By Dr. Pierce For Health
A vintage style health ad touts a spring blood cleanse using Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and a uric acid solvent Antrie. It claims benefits for weak nerves and heart, promotes vegetable rich diet and hydration, and offers trial packets through Doctor Merves Tavalus Hotel in Buffalo and Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Trlllion
Golden Medical Discovery
Antrie
Adidas
Seria
Ernest
Merve
Tavalus
Tiotelan Surgical Institute
Duttilo
N.Y
Freezone Promises Easy Corn Relief and Pain Free Lifting
An advertisement touts Freezone as a rapid cure for hard and soft corns and corns between toes, claiming instant pain relief and easy removal with fingers. It markets a tiny Cincinnati invention sold by a druggist, promising cheap, painless foot care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aidy
You May Try Cuticura Free Samples Offer
Free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment offered to relieve itching and skin troubles. Includes address for requests, Cuticura Dept X Boston, with soap and ointment prices and mailing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. X
Boston
Drugetsts
Hy Mall
Sunday School Lesson on the Widow's Gift and the Two Great Commandments
A 1918 Moody Bible Institute Sunday lesson summarizes Mark 12 1 44 with focus on Jesus and the widow's gift and the two great commandments. It notes Pharisees and Herodians testing Jesus, the resurrection, and Jesus teaching love of God and neighbor as supreme law. The widow's mite illustrates true giving as total possession, and the lesson links moral duties to citizenship and faith.
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Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Caesar
God
Jesus
Westend
Averis
Herodiais Hell
Angel
Moses
Horne
Tod
West
Chriss Nnewer
Bombing Raid on Saarbrucken Tops Air Campaign
Allied air forces conducted a bold raid deep into Rhenish Prussia hitting Saarbrucken railway station and factories with 24 kilotons of bombs. British planes suffered minimal losses, destroying five German aircraft and returning home after a highly effective operation.
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Opriusn
Saarbruvcken
Saarbrunck
Rhenish Prussia
Belgium
Saarbruecken
Postal Employes Get Raise In Senate Amendment
An amendment to Dostoffies appropriation provides a $200 yearly raise for notaries clerks and certain postal workers, plus 20 percent increases for rural mail carriers and those earning under $804 yearly. Substitutes get di cents an hour. fourth class postmasters may receive 100 percent stamp cancellation credit on the first dollar or a 20 percent salary rise if cancellations stay under $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
aDOYs Scouts Aid War Relief and Red Cross Efforts
Scouting groups across the country forwarded furs for soldier vests and collected old gold and silver items to be melted and sold for aviation committee funds. Proceeds support Red Cross work, postal deliveries, and relief efforts including wounded French soldiers.
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Antita
Aviation Committee
National Aid Society
Greenfield
Mass
Red Cross
Lewiston
Auburn
Maine
Red
New
Makini
Jersey City
JOYS OF REAL SCOUT LIFE AND OUTDOOR LESSONS
A fragmentary column extols scout life with notes on food digestion and practical skill. It mentions summer plans for weekly hikes, cooking, fire safety, and camping. Scouts aim to learn about trees birds flowers and stars, embracing the outdoors as a temple and the charm of overnight sleeping out.
Yankees command own men in west front unity gain
Washington reports divisions on the west front will fight under American commanders when American troops predominate. Gen Pershing to command French and British units as well as his own, signaling unity. Foch directs American and Allied armies and Italian troops, with German War Cross noted for Janesville incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Front
Pershing
Foch
Italy
France
Belgium
Boy Scout Powers Rescue After Sled Accident
Darby Pennsylvania teen James Purdy recalled his first aid training to stabilize twelve year old Carl Wittlek after a high speed sled collision fractured his leg in two places. Purdy carried the injured boy a quarter mile to safety, urging bystanders to stay calm while awaiting help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Purdy
Darby
Carl Wittlek
Tai
Purdy
Scouts Clear Up Old Signs Along Highways
The Nathical Highways Protective society reports space along highways used for Liberty Loan and War Savings posters is now taken by other ads. Scouts have assisted in cleanup efforts to remove these posters and the Light Ways Society asks scout officials to cooperate in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathical Highways Protective Society
Liberty Loan
Lightways Society
Ecout
Insurance totals for American fighting men set at 16 million
Washington reports that the total life and health insurance carried by America’s 2,000,000 fighting men amounts to 16,663,514 dollars. The average per man is about 8,209 dollars with a maximum policy of 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Consolidation Urged For Presbyterian Moderator Race
Columbus Ohio dispatch reports a three cornered contest for moderator at the general assembly of the Presbyterian church North. The debate centers on uniting evangelical churches and consolidating church authority and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, North
Union of All Evangelical Churches
Scout Troop in Ship Plant Demands Registered Scouts
A Camden based facility of the Americas International Moving corporation will not employ a boy unless he is a registered sewer and wears his uniform while at work. The troop’s efficient prompt responses have earned praise for the scout movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diel
Arguafant Amtringue Messengers
Afm of the Americas International Mwiding Corporation
Cyamden
Ecolls
Boy Scout Movement
Letter Proves Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Nervous Prostration
Mrs. Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia writes of chronic nervous prostration and bodily breakdown. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health, can perform housework, and urges others to try it. The company offers guidance based on forty years of experience from Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sanaa
Frank Fitzgerald
N. Dist Street
West Philadelphia
Taking Bigger View Of Life In A Time Of Crisis
Fragmented OCR fragment reflects a philosophical meditation on life priorities and selflessness during a world crisis. It questions individual vanity and urges service over self. The text is garbled but centers on existential reflection and personal worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soetel
Drawing the Line Ape Sold Vier Curtitosset
The text appears garbled with unclear entities and events making a coherent summary impossible. No verifiable people places or actions can be identified for a factual newspaper card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape
Shrek
Vreeses Rani
Curved Ladder Prevents Drowning Report
A historical note describes a curved ladder invention aimed at preventing drownings by enabling safer exit from water. The brief mentions its creator and alleged protective effect without detailing demonstrations or testing outcomes.
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