Memorial Diploma to Kin of World War Soldiers
The Sentinel urges widest publicity for a memorial program by the French Government to present an engraved Memorial Diploma to the nearest of kin of every American soldier who died in World War I. Distribution begins February 22, 1920, through American Legion posts.
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the Sentinel
Maquoketa
Iowa
United States
American
Legion
Memorial Diploma Honors France and United States
The French Memorial Diploma depicts a group with the President of the Republic Raymond Poincare and scenes symbolizing liberty justice and alliance. An oak laurel border frames an inscription from Victor Hugo about those who died for their country.
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French Republic
Raymond Poincaire
United States of America
Prance
President of the Republic
Raymond Poincare
France
America
United States
Victor Hugo
Jad Salts and Kidney Health Advice
A health note warns that excessive meat intake raises uric acid and injures kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts as a simple, inexpensive remedy to cleanse the blood, ease waste elimination, and improve kidney function with a daily dose and occasional use to flavor water.
Two Years in Bed and Rolling Chair Saved by Tanlac
Mrs. E O Wilson of Atlanta Georgia details a years long illness with chronic indigestion and severe pain. After five months in hospital and mounting medical bills her husband gave her Tanlac which helped her regain strength weight and mobility. She now walks about town and praises Tanlac as a life saver. The ad cites availability in several towns and stores.
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Tanlic
E. O. Wilson
Billy
Sid
Sis
Atlanta
Niracky
Tanlac
Brosam
Hinckiey
Miles
Fux Plaquoketa
Chas
Ji Denick
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O. W. Krumviede & Co
Maquorta
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Kirschbaum Shops
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Round Bros. Garage
South Main Street
Maquoketa, Lowe
Orial
American Legion
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