Davison Heads Red Cross Transition Plan
Henry P. Davison, chairman of the War Council of the American Red Cross, announces the transition of wartime duties to Dr. Livingston Farrand as permanent head. The Red Cross has raised over 400 million dollars in cash and supplies, with 17 million members, and will continue relief work in Europe and the Near East under a broader global program for peace and humanitarian aid.
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World Wide Plan
PL “Daviden
International American “Red Cross Commission
Livingston
Farrand Permanent
Washington
Henry P. Davison
Council of the American Red Cross
Willson
American Red Cross
Central Committee
War Council
Goumea
Paris
Red Cross
Europe
Livingston. Farrand
War Department
Congress
War’ Department
Farrand
Ireland
U. S. Army
Army Medical Corps
France
Force 3
Bower
Red Cross AB
Spitals
Améfi
REL Cross
An &8
Army of Occupation
Germany
Red
Red. Cross
Rome
England
Red Cross Commission
Archangel
Siberia
Italy
Near East
Belgium
Balkan
Poland
Palestine
Great Red Cross Societies
Livingston Farrand
Davison
International Commission of the American Red Cross
WAR Council OF the American Red Cross
Henry J. Davison
Daily Health Talks On Laxatives And Diet
A column advocates avoiding long term pill use for constipation. It cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo promoting gentle bowel movement with Pleasant Pellets and laxative foods. It lists figs prunes olive oil spinach bran vegetables fruits and urges thorough chewing and active living to prevent chronic laxative dependence. It also covers Anodyne Pile Ointment Anuri Tablets and local notices about accidents illnesses and community events with several names and places mentioned.
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Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Sage Tea Hair Darkening Secret Promises Natural Color
An old home remedy uses sage tea with sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. The ad urges readers to mix at home but promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores as an easier option. It emphasizes natural, even results and youth-enhancing appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Iit
Jad Salts Digestive Aid Advised For Indigestion
A noted authority explains that indigestion stems from hyper acidity and fermented food in the stomach. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily before breakfast to neutralize acidity and promote a free flow of digestive juices, noting its inexpensive grape and lemon juice origin and wide use.
Lambing and Shearing Season Tops Farm Sheep Care
The spring lambing and shearing period marks the harvest for sheep raisers, with emphasis on ewes and lambs. Proper weaning, pasturing, and udder care boost fall breeding, wool and lamb yields. Farmers’ Bulletin 840 details flock care and beginners guidance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Local residents移动 in and out of town life
The passage describes residents relocating from Amherst Massachusetts to Horton Kansas and transitions to farming, with several individuals returning from Los Angeles and other places. It notes social visits, millinery work, theater plans, and various community engagements as part of a local town narrative.
After an operation Ohio man Tells How to Gain Strength
Joseph Weiser of East Liverpool recounts weakness after surgery and credit to Vinci for restored appetite and sleep. Ad praises Vinci as a tonic with beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates. Also mentions Saxol Salve with money back if fail.
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Ohio
Liverpool
Rui
Vinci
Joseph Weiser
Dick Bros
Adv
P. S
Essentials in Sheep Raising for Beginners
Sheep raisings does not require expensive equipment or heavy labor but demands study and continuous attention. Beginners may start with fewer than 20 ewes, yet flocks of 600 or more are more economical for time and fencing. Lambs are most profitable when market ready at about four months and 65 to 75 pounds. If the flock lacks wide range, divide pastures or use sealed forage crops to rotate grazing and keep lambs healthy and thriving.
Harvesting the Wool Crop Practices and Tips
Farmers learn timing and methods for shearing sheep on warm days, recommended use of hand-power machines for small flocks, and the importance of proper fleece handling. Paper twine is preferred over binder twine, and loose tying aids cleaning and quality. Cooperative marketing under county agents boosts prices.
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New York
Real Estate Transfers and Notable Property Deals
Heirs of Louis Beurmann transfer property with a 21 500 dollar consideration covering part of Slo 14. Chas Grover sells to Frank Grover for 1 200 dollars, including lots 9 12 13 in Cranson’s subdivision. Zola Prentice sells to Earl Lederer for 1 000 dollars an undivided half interest in the SE 1 4 of section 26 12 19. An unrelated notice notes poultry ads and general remarks on leather use and Mons coal mine depth.
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Louis Beurmann
Mitchell
Slo
Iving
Early Lambing Methods Boost Crop and Quality
The article discusses identifying weak lambs and maintaining close ewe proximity during lambing to maximize yield. It notes advantages of March or earlier lambing for easier care, heavier weights by mid year, and higher prices from early marketing. It also covers care for weak lambs with warmth, nursing, and bottle feeding as needed.
King's New Discovery Ad For Coughs And Colds
A vintage advertisement extols King's New Discovery for stubborn coughs and colds. It touts rapid throat relief and broad public esteem, claiming strong results and prompt action across a general audience.
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Dr. King
Grippe
Brea DE
Care of Ewes at Lambing in Cold Weather
Heavy grain feeding before lambing risks udder trouble. Move restless ewes to two- panel pens near a wall to keep calm and protect lambs. Pens should be in a well ventilated draft free room as warm as feasible without artificial heat. In cold weather cover pens with a blanket for warmth during the first hours of life.
One Breed in a Community for Sheep Flocks
The article argues for uniform sheep breed across farms. After selecting a suitable breed, farms should obtain pure-bred rams of that breed to maximize crossbreeding advantages. A shared foundation and repeated use of the same breed lead to steady flock improvement.
Franklin Phones Out Again and Local Visits Noted
Franklin residents report ongoing telephone outages lasting a week with repair efforts failing to fix one line. Notes of social calls include Levy visiting Al J. Welsh, A P Yarbrough at Chas Boone, and Mrs Plin White with Mrs Chas Wilson calling on Mrs Chas Young. Frank Walter wed May Knop on Wednesday March 5 and will reside in the area.
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K.ik. Heiser
Edward Carver
E. H. Cox
Prudence Young Pty
Liberal
Louis Young
C.H. Cain
Oao
Genie Denholm
Vie Citar
Cain
Sherman Harris
Richard Keck
Neelen
James Anderson
Linwood
Ruth Phenicie
Reno
Tonga
Noxie
Marie Carter
Tor
Cne
Aareind
Te Las
James Fleming
Argnes Kidd
Kansasity
Manda
Lloyd Litre
Powell, Wye
Chas, Olden
I. D. Seeley
HH. Be Jewell
Merle Rideway
France
Fort Des Moines
Laws
Ile
Stringfellow
Rosedale
Toot
Mike Carter
Ruth Phensie
Frances Wolcott
Anna Frescomuth
Dolite Dresserys
Grace Zoellner
McArthur
I. Joergensen
Generaunager
The
Franklin Ice Cream Company
Will Leak
Hogg
J. Ch. Fair
Walter Evans
Mesboumes Biggerstaff
McCullough
Todd
Means
Ridgway
Bars Ber
Dessery
Knox
Hazen
Dorney
Long
Laming
Wil Turner
Franklin
Levy
al J. Welsh
A. P. Yarbrough
Chas. Boone
Plin White
Chas. Wilson
Chas. Young
Frank Walter
New Lawrence Teacher Begins Monday at Local School
Mrs Frat Eegert Kev Price of Lawrence is the new teacher in town as the school resumes Monday. Several residents, including Emman Schutz and Mrs Welsh, were noted in weekend visits and family gatherings. Mrs Nunmee, Lavwerettes, and Mr Davis were mentioned in local social notes with mentions of Fallbel and Vintiticl. Mr Eastman observed woodworking Thursday through Friday, and Mr Wow Khiss traveled midweek to Friday visiting kin.
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Frat
Eegert
Kev. Price
Lawrence
Suerite Welsh
Emman Schutz
Krinss
Advien Hallo
Thurnett
Cate
Mero
Freed Pegsert
Pleteinge
Davis
Fallbel
Welsh
B. Welsh
Vintiticl Ue
Calloon
Anna Sebatz
Liver Sehatz
Dressmaker Doing Her Bit
A testimony from LE describing long gastric troubles improved by Marr's Wonderful Remedy. She notes the remedy relieves stomach and intestinal inflammation, including appendicitis, with one dose proving effective. The ad claims money back if not convinced and lists Round Cover Dew Store and druggists as stockists.
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Marr
Natives of Unvoro in British East Africa Marry on Instalment
In Unvoro, British East Africa, natives may marry on instalment terms but the wife is not delivered to the purchaser until the final payment is made. The article notes traditional marriage practices tied to staged payments and transfer of ownership.
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British East Africa
Garden and Field Seeds On Hand For Distribution
Garden and Field Seeds announces new seeds are on hand and ready for distribution to customers. The supplier highlights stocked varieties and prompt availability for planting season.
Artful horses praised by veteran officer in rare interview
An experienced officer extols horses as the handiest breed, noting they are the best workers with even temperaments and easy to train. The remarks highlight the horse’s reliability, training ease, and suitability for diverse tasks.
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Reans
Change of Life Relief in Steele Family Letter
Mrs Gaines of Steele Alabama and her daughter report relief from menopausal symptoms and stress after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. They praise the remedy, urge others to try it, and invite confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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F. A. Gaines
R.R. No. 1
Steele
Ala
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Los Angeles
Roschbacher
Ant
Kirkham
Knox Fargo
Rhincie Rideway
Miss Specer
Artophe Myers
Levenworth
S.J. McNaraghten
Allies Steer
Kotnsa City
Satine
Richard — Winstead
Othe Franklin Dee
Ross -Phenicie
Qoao
Tonganesiv
Thurs
Mroo
George Bleisthie
Veetiernedd
Abedtin
Ana Desiness Trip Thireschev
Blans
Neachtners
Branklin Ice Cream Company
Flavel
Watshfiehh
Leavenworth
John Robson
Mes
P. Stewsrat Sant
Neesdey
Christian Val Society
Hhore
Vins
Shewrert
Metier
Worestic City
Marie Worm
Neeley
J. U Brluin
Journal-World
Mons
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Tris
W. J. Buscil
Sloan’s
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