Thursday Newsrates and Notices from Iuka Miss
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Letter From Miss Poole War Worker in Germany
Miss Mabel C. Poole of Jackson writes from Chicago about her wartime work with the YMCA in Germany. She describes life at Neuwied on the Rhine with the Third Army, staff of Y workers, billeting of troops, theatres, river trips, picnics, and free entertainment for soldiers on leave, including meals and ice cream.
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Mabel C. Poole
Mississippi
Germany
Miss Pool
Jackson
Chicago
N. Menard Ave
Lloyd
Graham
Atlanta, Ga
Mis
Third Army
Third Corps
Neuwied
Rhine
Rhine +teamer
Lorelei
Bonn
Be Cheerful Amid Adversity and Seek Small Joys
A dated maxim urges remaining cheerful and above adversity. It advises avoiding dwelling on gloom, diffusing day by seeking simple pleasures, preserving memories of past happiness, and maintaining hope until a new light appears. It warns against letting doom consume the mind and emphasizes resilience.
Pershing babies spark fanfare as names flood mail
Admirers of General Pershing celebrate new fathers and mothers naming sons after him. Daily mail fills with greetings and requests for recognition as the homage grows, with parents choosing surnames that pair with Pershing.
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Pershing
Pershing Smith
Pershing Johnson
Reader asks how to pronounce Shan tung
A letter asks how to say Shan tung with the correct tone and accent. The writer notes emphasis on the tung and adds a bardic mood. The piece reflects phonetic curiosity and a suggestion of poetic reading.
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Shantung
Bard
Chaos in Washington as nation wrestles with postwar issues
Amid political and social turmoil Washington debates labor, food, and price controls. Congress grapples with rail, coal, and reconstruction reforms while war-era measures wind down. Republicans seek lower prices without conceding credit to Wilson. delays persist as the capital faces a seige-like climate of pressure.
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Congress
Wilson
Chronic Bronchitis Patient Praises Peru-Na Cure
A LaCrosse Wisconsin man recounts twenty six years of chronic bronchitis and winter hoarseness. After using Peru-Na, hoarseness vanished and he praises the medicine as the best ever for catarrh and related ailments. He plans to continue using Peru-Na in his home.
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EB. J. Tou
Alik
Rose Street
LaCrosse
Isconsin
Peru
Untitled fragment about health and behavior concerns
Fragmentary note discusses stealth and a warning about a child’s function and property. Mentions burdens, burdensome duties, and potential health factors including uric acid. Contains unclear references to Burities and other potent substances.
Dangerous disease cure touted despite vague claims
An old wartime advertisement promotes Maarie Oil Capsules as a universal remedy. The copy includes dubious language about rapid cures and broad uses, with unclear exact ingredients or endorsements.
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Ogee Hoote Et Bing
Aferas
Keven
Who Benefits Most This Fall From Cloth Trade
A question arises about which side will profit more this autumn the clothes dealer or the cleaner. The discussion centers on market demand, pricing, and annual seasonal cycles affecting apparel sales and garment care services.
Lift Corns Off: A Hazard or Health Claim?
An odd ad-like fragment claims lifting corns or calluses off using fingers causes no pain. Another clipped line hints at shoe manufacturers blaming a hides shortage and proposing harsh measures against profiteers to boost supply.
Calomel Dangers Warned In Public Health Message
A health notice cautions that calomel or mercurial compounds are dangerous. It describes severe side effects including cramps, nausea, and bone impact, stressing they should never be ingested or put into the body.
Dodson's Liver Tone A Safe Calomel Substitute
A local ad urges readers to switch from calomel to Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable tonic sold at low cost. It promises gentle liver relief without salivation or stomach upset and claims it won’t gripe children and restores energy quickly.
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Dodson
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