Thrift Army marching with children’s wartime pledge
A wartime child’s guide to supporting the Great War through Thrift Stamps. Soldiers march past school as Tommy Jones and Jessie Carter vow to serve. The Thrift Army invites boys and girls to lend money to the Government, earning a five dollar War Savings Certificate in five years.
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Tommy Jones
Tommy
Jessie Carter
Jamie White
Jamie
France
Billy Smith
Mary Nelson
Washington
America
Rockefeller clashes with Baptist pastor over church beliefs
Feb 11 Huntington report says Rev Read McAlpin, pastor of First Baptist, harshly challenged John D. Rockefeller Jr. over a magazine article on Christianity. Rockefeller’s views split with Baptists, whose leader suggests his congregation may “church” him for his utterances.
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Rockefeller
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh Card
Open nostrils end a cold or catarrh. Ely's Cream Balm soothes and heals the swollen nasal mucous, penetrating head passages for instant relief. Breathe freely, stop snuffling, hawking, and nighttime breath trouble with this antiseptic remedy from your druggist. Clinching evidence of relief.
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Ely
Huntington notices and deaths crowd town events
Local items report schedule changes and committee appointments by the Commercial association, a call for vacant lot owners to list properties for community plowing, and the start of a hatchery setting with large egg capacity. Also noted are deaths of Sarah A. Anderson and Clifford Crist, plus theft of 800 acres worth of furs and a German alien registration halt amid weather and defense warnings.
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Ntenanne
Erietrai Nas
Carl P. Steele
Commercial Association Directors
A. Loew
Albert EB. Andrews
Woman‘s
Ofica
Clerit
Publigs
Clifford Crist
Mia
James Crist
Huntington Hospital
Cleo Pearl Crist
Herloush Hi
Jasper Oswalt Crist
Crist
Maxinn
Guy Fayne
Peter Martin
Hantington
County Council of Defense
You Can Defy Disease If Your Blood Is Pure
Imperative tone ad touts blood purification as defense against disease. Claims a few bottles of a so called blood medicine revitalize vitality, improve circulation, and ward off illness. Urges readers to buy at drug stores and, if needed, write to a medical adviser for free advice.
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Britt Specie
Swift Laboratory
Atlante
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