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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

8

Nervousness and Blues Relief via Pinkham Remedies

Mrs. Rost of Storm Sage Avenue Washington Park Winoia says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills restored her health after nervous spells backache and blues. She notes she feels young and well despite worry and loud children and thanks the company for free advice offered by Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.

Washington Park Alik J Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Rost Storm Sage Avenue Winoia Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Road surface planing and hens question in archive humor

A whimsical note questions how hens know road surfaces are ready, juxtaposing a Pennsylvanian inventor claim with a street work description. The fragment suggests a single pass to plan and scarify roads, while the chicken question adds a rural flavor to the uncertain surface readiness.

Permanent connection to handle high grade securities ad

Stanton and McKennon seek trustworthy local men in diverse professions to join a profitable securities venture. No investment. earn by following instructions and giving conscientious attention. Office preferred. no canvassing. a representative may be sent to train at no cost. Oklahoma City ad.

Manny Stanton & McKennon Herskowitz

No Rest for Him

Mrs Gadder contemplates sending herself to a private sanitarium to rest tired nerves. The piece depicts tensions at home with Mr Gadder, portrayed as a small, rugged figure whom she sees as unaffected by suffering.

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad for Skin Ailments

An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as remedies for eczema, itching, and burns. It claims a hot bath plus ointment provide relief and offers free samples by mail with address postcard to Cuticura, Dept Boston.

Dept Boston Advy

Did you see all these soldiers guarding the city library

A quip about guards at a city library spurred by a joke about dynamite in a dictionary. The line ends with a note that “little men in high places cast long shadows,” implying distant power and hidden motives.

Registering for Military Service On June 5

The article explains a nationwide draft registration for men aged twenty-one to thirty who must register June 5 with no exceptions. It provides instructions from the circular How to Answer Questions on Registration Cards, detailing how to state name, age, address, birth date, citizenship, birthplace, employment, dependents, marital status, race, prior military service, and exemption claims, with emphasis on accuracy and readiness.

Malin Street Chicago Cook County Linois Columbus Vienna Austria Paris France Sofia Bulgaria Phis Doeser Brichy Custom House United States Thil Marne National Guard Regular Army Navy War Department

Enfield rifle to be adopted with American ammo

The United States plans to manufacture the Enfield rifle using American ammunition due to factory limits on Springfield production. Existing British army rifle facilities can produce Enfield rifles in sufficient numbers, while Springfield manufacture continues with interchangeable ammunition. The U S aims to maintain versatile ammunition supply across both rifles.

Liitex Bettish Army Enfield United States

Prohibition Debate Cites Colorado Labor Claims

An article citing Colorado figures argues prohibition did not ruin jobs or wages. It quotes state labor commissioner Artes Swanson saying 10,000 workers were affected by closing 2,000 saloons, with workers shifting to other roles and no spike in charity. The piece contrasts dry and wet districts to question anti prohibition claims.

Colorado Artes Swanson

Grange Leaders Back Prohibition Across States

L J Tabor, head of the Ohio State Grange, defends prohibition as a core moral issue. He says the Grange aims for better farmers and communities, arguing prohibition protects church, home, rural progress, and national development from the saloon. California probation laws also require total abstinence from alcohol during probation, prompting questions about prevention versus punishment.

L. J. Tabor Ohio State Grange Grange America California

Liquor Gets No Jobs Says California Liberator

A California Liberator editorial asserts liquor use never earned anyone a job and that workers must recognize this truth for their betterment. The piece argues no fan of alcohol gains employment from drinking.

Min John Barleycorn California

Drinking man's life expectancy statement cited

A Reverend from Minneapolis asserts life expectancy for a drinking young man at age twenty is 16 years, while an abstainer would reach 44 years. The remark highlights perceived risks of alcohol consumption on longevity within religious discourse.

Rev. L. A. Crandall Baptist Minneapolis

New Slogan on Prohibition Across the Nation

The Nation faces continued dry status with 25 states dry, DC lacking Congress, and Alaska dry by a 2 to 1 vote. Including dry territories, over 87 percent of U S land and more than 60 percent of the population live under prohibition. Eight states in submission campaigns with two voting in November. Ohio remains in a wet and dry contest.

Colliers Seatle Birmingham United States District of Columbia Congress Alaska Ohio

Speeding Officer Laughs at Dentist Route

A quirky courtroom exchange has the officer accusing speeding while the defendant jokes about a dentist visit. The dialogue hints at a plan or destination behind the travel, ending with the punchline about going to the dentist.

Women It Is Magic Lift Out Corns Instantly

An advertisement proclaims Freezone as a painless remedy to remove corns and calluses. A Cincinnati man supposedly discovered this compound and offers a tiny bottle for little cost. Apply a few drops directly, the soreness vanishes, and the corn loosens to be removed with no skin irritation.

Cincinnati Deog House

LIMIT ON LONDONERS' FOOD RESTRICTIONS

London imposes meal allowances for eating places with weekly caps. Toronto Globe lists per meal portions for breakfast luncheon and dinner including meat sugar bread and flour. A designated no meal day applies Tuesday, with Wednesday as provinces' mealless day.

New London Toronto Globe London Provinces

Allen's Foot Ease and the Tale of a Tactful Cigars

An advertisement extols Allen's Foot Ease to prevent foot soreness and fatigue among workers. A humorous anecdote follows about Sir Beerbohm Tree judging a smoking incident on a railway car, offering a premium Havana to a youth who defends his choice.

Sir Beerbohm Tree Sir Beerbohm Sir Beerboh

Increased Cost in Lease Citing How Parts Are Spent

The notice questions economizing on a lease and explains they are just spending less on the special money.

Spe

Hungary in Bankruptcy Warns of German Ties and War Costs

In a Budapest article titled Hopeless, Dr Ede Palyi argues Hungary’s finances are ruined by wartime costs. He cites prewar production at 950 million, war expenses at 5.6 billion, and claims 6.6 hundred million in annual interest will pressure the state. He predicts catastrophe if a new loan is issued and taxes or requisitions are raised.

Ede Palyi Budapest Hungary New York Doctor Paly Germany Tlingery

Who Would Marry Rich Brainy Woman Surprising Dialogue

A playful exchange questions why a wealthy and intelligent woman would marry a man. Jack queries who else would wed such a person, highlighting social expectations and curiosity about suitable partners.

Jack Diudyn

Father of the Man Henpecked by Judge Hatch

The judge quips that the father is heavily nagged by family duties, noting he even has to mind the baby as part of his responsibilities. The remark reflects a humorous courtroom exchange about domestic roles and parental obligations.

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