Dream Comes True As Rheumatism Relief Mentioned
Mrs Elizabeth Reeves of Des Moines testifies to six years of suffering from rheumatism and loss of use of limbs. She credits Tanlae, a ton ic from bark and berry extracts, now aiding her recovery. The ad notes Tanlae is sold by leading druggists and can be sourced from Iowa wholesalers if unavailable locally. Also mentions eight Belts brothers serving in WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Diizabeth Reeves
School Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Headache and Grip Remedy Branding and Odd Note
Fragments mention Bromo Quinine and a product box with a signature area, plus a line about a mother’s thoughts being sacred. The text hints at remedies or household items including lard sulphur and molasses for croup, but content is garbled and unclear.
One Box Dodd's Kidney Pills Helps Mrs Frey Rheumatism
Mrs Ira Frey of Le Mars Indiana suffered six months with rheumatism swelling in limbs joint stiffness and muscle cramps. After one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills she improved greatly. Kidney trouble often progresses to Bright's disease without treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Frey
le Mars
Dodd
Bright
Peraiflage and Bea. These Sinews in This
Fragmentary text appears to be glossary style notes or placeholder phrases. No clear event, person, or organization is identified. Further readable context is needed to extract a coherent news item or obituary.
Wealth of Salem ships helped build early US trade
The article surveys how golden eras for American shipping rose with demand for ocean tonnage. It highlights Salem figures like Mt. Vernon profits, pepper ventures from Rajah, and the Georgia’s 21 voyages earning vast duties, illustrating how war, peace, and high freight rates propelled fortunes for sailors and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Shipping Board
Brent
Old Salem
Mass
England
Mt. Vernon of Salem
China
Mediterranean
Mt. Vernon
Elias
Jonathan Peele
Salem
Rajah
Sumatra
America
Georga
East Indies
George Penody
Food Substances Vary in Heat Output for Individuals
A discussion on food composition notes starch and nitrogen in meats yield heat units differently across individuals due to digestive and physiological differences. It warns community food policy must consider varied digestion and stresses meat demand during wartime, with meat production easier than vegetables given labor constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Olson
Pennsylvania
Provisions for Soldiers Pensions Under Defense Act
Section 112 of the national defense act of June 8, 2016, states that any National Guard officer or enlisted man drafted into U S service in time of war who is disabled by wounds or disability shall be entitled to all benefits of the pension laws then in effect. If such a service member dies in active service or after mustering out, his widow and children shall also receive all benefits of such pension laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Act
National Guard
United States
To the Point On Social Manners And Fractured Prose
Fragmentary text discusses social behavior and reputation with scattered phrases about smiling faces, prizing discretion, and a man’s balance of duties. The garbled lines reference steering a steamer, starboard imagery, and a bachelor’s lifestyle amid a chaotic stream of misjoined words.
Potatoes as Bread Substitute Across the War Time Economy
P Holden argues potatoes can replace one third of wheat flour in bread, saving 100,600,000 bushels of wheat. He notes 80 percent of US potatoes are small and unmarketable, and that potato bread improves quality while conserving resources for soldiers. Potatoes grown nationwide, perishable, must be used at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
United States
America
Mother's Cook Book War Time Dishes and Bread Crumb Bread
War time cooking tips cover two penny size recipes for short rib stew with carrots and potatoes. It includes saving broth for soup with onion rice and noodles and finishing parsley. Also outlines Bread Crumb Bread from stale crusts with molasses salt and homemade yeast. Ends with notes on saving fats for safety and glycerine in explosives and butter usage.
Wild Talk Between Tiger and Rhinoceros in Zoo Cavern
A tiger boasts of being the wildest animal and dangers in forests while a rhinoceros counters with the idea that no creature is alone in the sea. A sparrow chorus in the zoo cages adds a cheerful note about happiness in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Tiiger
Sid
Oger
Chipping Sparrow
Rhinoceros
Two Boys Weep at Movie in Slurred Dialect
A pair of youths at a cinema react to a tragic scene. One collapses in tears, pulling out a handkerchief, while the other mocks and pretends to sob. The dialogue reflects comic mispronunciations and playful banter as they react to the film.
Garfield Tes Ady Patent Remedy Adage Quote
For constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles take Garfield Tes Ady usual sequence. Are you lending money Yea and borrowing trouble Baltimore American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Recipe for Gray Hair Tonic Noted in Barbo Compound Ad
An old advertisement describes a gray hair darkening tonic using 1 oz B Rum, Barbo Compound, glycerine, and water. Dosing yields a non greasy, non staining solution that darkens faded gray hair and softens it, with full directions in Barbo Compound boxes.
The Relative Cost
In a suburban town a doctor treated a 100 boy with tonsillitis. The mother praised the doctor's care while an elderly neighbor recalled older home remedies. She noted salt pork and pepper were once used for sore throats but now a doctor may be cheaper due to salt pork costs.
Encouraging Contrast in a Yukon Weather Clip
A gloomy man reads a newspaper clipping claiming the Yukon thermometer is at 00 degrees below zero. The other asks if it is a cheer-up item, and the exchange notes the bleak weather as the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon Territory
Birmingham Age-Herald
Rochambite Explosive Used by French Army Reported
A new explosive named ro chambite is described as a powder that ignites into molten metal and a large volume of gas in a tiny space, according to reports about French army use.
Public Attention Claim Cited Amid Quirky Rhyme
A fragmented Chicago Daily News snippet hints at public attention and a playful bet claim. The odd quotation and reference to a challenge blur with mentions of a nille and a fence rall, suggesting a humorous aside rather than a clear event.
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Armand
Gimb
Pilot Rock
Ore
Belts
France
Pershing
Navy
Sam Hunt
Aviation Corps
Henry Belts
Mrs. Reeves
Gray
I Sears
A.S. Olmsted
LE Roy
N.Y
Hyeg
George
India
Thomas M. Saunders
New York
Hong Kong
London
California
Samuel Russell
Archangel
Robert
Olegmary Gare' Ora -Veratula
Dean
Anderson
22Nd St
Chicago
Mrs. Anderson
Doan
Rank H. Pooh
Notary
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