Truthful labels seek truth in patent medicines
The federal food and drug act curbed lavish cure claims in interstate patent medicine labeling. It requires disclosure of habit forming drugs and warns mothers about opium in infant syrups. The 1907 bureau report notes suppression of cocaine in soft drinks and broader gains in drug, cosmetic, and import scrutiny.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Postogee Department
Prohibition Policy for American Expeditionary Force
Washington reports that General Pershing and the Wrench authorities discuss banning any intoxicants for American troops. Pershing telegrammed his order allowing only light wines or beer, noting little beer is sold in France and urging discouragement of even these. The War Department confirms the discussion and Pershing's clarification of the policy.
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Washington
Persching
War Department
Pershing
France
Annual stockholders meeting for Commercial National Bank
The Commercial National Bank will hold its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday January 8 1918 at 10 o clock in the directors room to transact such business as may come before the meeting Cashier V A Idol declares December 8 1917
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Commercial National Bank
Bank For Te
City Transfer Co Moves Any Load With Competent Help
The City Transfer Co has employed competent men and assures patrons the best of service. There is nothing too large to move. They also offer an auto service with cars for hire anywhere at all hours.
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City Transfer Co
Government Lessons Reach Millions in School Programs
The United States Bureau of Education unfolds a December theme "Machine industry and community life" in its government texts for students. The eight monthly lessons trace industrial evolution, power sources, inventions, and the impact of machinery on urban and rural life, with emphasis on conservation and wartime production.
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United States Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Bureau
Wilson
Conservatio
Food Administration
of Education
Charles H. Judd
University of Chicago
Savery
Newcom
Humphrey
James Watt
Smal
France
Potash Debate pressured by German fears of U S potash loss
Amsterdam reports Professor Roth of Griefswald University claims American aims in World War I extend beyond democracy. He argues U S troops may guard Rhine canal potash mines to secure German fertiliser exports, warning against any loss of potash soil to the enemy.
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Amsterdam
United States
Roth
Griefswald University
Vossische Zeitung
Rench
Rhinesthone Canal
America
Germany
Fashion Notes on Children's Khaki and Adult Coats
Khaki shades for toddlers echo army officer overcoats with varied waistlines. Short waists remain popular, coats sometimes pleated at the lower section. Some designs are cut in one piece with straight lines. Belts and sashes common. Collars mirror adult styles with convertible and square options, yielding a slender silhouette in serge gabardine jersey tricotine and light velour dresses.
Cape Fashion Adds Two-Piece Suit Element
The Dry Goods Economist notes the cape as part of a two-piece suit remains a tentative idea for five development steps. The cape would suit both silk and wool fabrics and the small circular cape uses just over half a meter of double-width material.
Getting Together. A call for unified American service
Abbie Farwell Brown praises military training and universal service as a path to national unity. She argues preparedness prevents war, strengthens citizenship, and eliminates racial and linguistic divisions, urging Americans to embrace disciplined youth as peace insurance and social cohesion.
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Abbie Farwell Brown
Universal Service
Patherland
Barthers
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice Piedmont Building & Loan
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Piedmont Building & Loan Association will be held at the Wachovia Bank & Trust company office on January 16 at eight o clock p.m. for the election of officers for the ensuing year and to handle other business. Date shows December 19, 1917 with secretary W. C. Idol. December 1926 to January 2-9.
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Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Germany's Grim Outlook Warned By Von Tirpitz In Essen
The Hamburg News reports Grand Admiral Von Tirpitz warned of Germany's ruin if postwar taxation rises without indemnity and security. He argued England's colonies and naval supremacy deepen Germany's defeat mindset and cited widespread demoralization across the Atlantic world. He urged stronger power and safeguards to avoid collapse.
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Amsterdam
Germany
von Tirpitz
Essen
Hamburg
England
Mesopotamia
Notice to Creditors for John N. Angel Estate
Executrix Arnemia J. Angel warns creditors to present claims to the undersigned by December 5, 1918, or be barred. Debtors are urged to settle promptly. Dated December 8, 1917 Guilford County North Carolina.
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John N. Angel
Mason W. Gant
Guilford County
N. C
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