Women Must Not Be Demobilized Says Dr Shaw
Dr Anna Howard Shaw chairwoman of the Women’s Council of National Defense urges against demobilizing women. The letter to state chairmen argues wartime changes will continue postwar and women must remain active to ensure a richer heritage and healthier environment.
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Washington
Anna Howard Shaw
Women's
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Council of Navnal Defense
Woman Power of America
Women’s Committee
Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets Promote Health
Advertises Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets as a tonic blend of Iron Nux Vomica Gentian Capsicum and Zinc Phosphate with Alain to prevent constipation. Claims to build health and strength safely, recommending weighing before use and noting price sixty cents a box Special ninety cents at nearly all druggists.
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Celery King Alaxative Tea Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Celery King Alaxative Tea as a purely vegetable remedy for constipation and an inactive liver. It claims quick relief, purges bowels, and improves digestion, breath, skin, and appetite, with uses ranging from cold and fever symptoms to headaches.
Women as Key to Victory and Postwar Peace
Dr. Shaw praises American women for war effort and postwar duties. She argues no demobilization of woman power and urges women to stay organized ready for peace time tasks from child care to education health and industry. She underscores women’s integral role in victory and in shaping lasting peace.
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Shaw
Womanhood of
No-Cure No-Pay Rheumatism Offer Attracts Sufferers
Kennedy's Medicine Store promotes Rheuma, a guaranteed rheumatism remedy, with a money back promise if relief is not immediate. A customer report from Thomas H. Eddy of Schuylersville, N Y, claims five bottles ended years of crutch use after a yearlong illness. Good druggists nationwide sell Rheuma. large bottles cover two weeks.
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Howell
Cincinnati
Smitha Basin
Rochdale
Mass
Toll of Death in World War 650 Americans and Pennsylvanians Reach 205 KIA
Washington reports 650 American war toll with 205 killed in action from Pennsylvania. The casualty list totals 1 750 names including 41 died of wounds and 296 severely wounded. The rundown names many soldiers by rank and hometown across Pennsylvania. Public records show widespread losses across Philadelphia Erie Wilkes Barre and other communities as the war effort continues. Indictments also filed against Lewis Foster Curtis Boston millionaire son over income tax questionnaire.
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Erie
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Haysville
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Manefield
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Halston
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Meadville
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Dushore
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Laub
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Whildin
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Hazleton
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Pittston
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