Tanlac credited with cure tale from North Carolina
Mrs. Aldrige of near Winston-Salem suffered 14 years with side pains indigestion and nerves until Tanlac helped her appetite weight and health. Her husband says he benefited without taking it. E H Drum promotes Tanlac as a nerve and stomach tonic with reconstructive vegetable medicine. Hart Drug Co. in High Point and Gibsonville Drug Co. sell Tanlac.
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Marking French goods with the tri colored cockade proposed
Paris reports suggested after World War I that all French products bear a tri colored cockade as a national trademark. Monsieur Rh Legouez argues the mark would identify origin and combat antipathy to foreign goods, with the existing national trademark already in use since 1875.
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Germany's export policy stirs Dutch metal trades
Rotterdam reports a German export ban retroactively annulling Dutch firm contracts for bar iron. Dutch engineers urge government action as Dutch firms seek Britain for supplies while German unions push a minimum price, risking millions in lost orders and global shifts in supply.
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Entente Allies Quietly Build Global Wheat Reserve
London reports Great Britain and allies are buying vast wheat stocks in Australia Argentina and Romania as a war measure and to steady exchange rates. The move creates a large reserve food weapon controlling supply, with estimates of about 86 million pounds in costs and a total stock exceeding 323 million quarters among allies.
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Call for British Women to Farmers Meets Response
The government calls 400 000 British women to replace 350 000 men missing from spring farm work. The response is widespread with little criticism from women’s groups or the press, praising women's sacrifices and labor across professions, though farm labor is hard, poorly paid, and lacks wartime appeal. Some locals note farm work’s disrepute among certain classes, casting doubt on the success of town-bred women on the land.
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Great Britain
Two Barbers Who Shave Congressmen Fight in Capitol
In Washington a morning quarrel between two black barbers who cut the same congressman led to a brawl in the house barber shop. Prince Robert and John Williams clashed over janitor duties. John shattered Prince with toilet water, and both were arrested by capitol police.
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Salts for Kidney Trouble Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims four ounces in a glass of warm water before breakfast will clear blockages, relieve backache, headaches, and urinary irritation, and promote a harmless, inexpensive effervescent drink.
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