Reolo a Dr. Reusing remedy claims blood revitalization
An advertisement touts Reolo by Dr. A L Reusing as increasing red blood cells and delivering oxygen iron and cell salts to vitalize blood. It promises renewed strength and health with a two week supply of tasteless tablets, backed by a money back guarantee. Sold in Lawrence by Round Corner Drug Co as licensed distributor for Akran Ohio labs.
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Freolo
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Co
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Akran
Ohio
British wash-outs all washed out in postwar job hunt
London reports show war time clerical workers, mainly women, struggle to find new employment as government reductions reduce staff. Advertisements often declare no government washouts need apply, while employers question the value of hiring ex government workers amid perceptions of inefficiency and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West End
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertises Quick Bronchitis Relief
EASIER NOW THAN LATER it is easier to break up a cold or check a cough now than it will be later. Persistent bronchial coughs that hang on all winter pave the way for serious throat and lung diseases. L. W. Day of Detroit writes Foley's Honey and Tar relieves bronchitis quickly and contains no opiates. Children like it. Seld everywhere.
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L. W. Day
Campbell Av
Detroit
Mich
Foley
Sea Lions deemed not harmful to fisheries
In Canada it was once decided sea lions harmed salmon fisheries and a bounty was set. Recent findings show their destructiveness is minor, suggesting possible commercial use in grinn leither and oil. They are old and easily frightened away from fishermen nets. An English cigarette smoking winner kept a cigarette lit for sixty two minutes.
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Canada
England
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Women
North Kane Washington and towns like Abilene Rockville and New Haven report relief from female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies claim restored health, steadier nerves, and renewed energy after doctors supposedly failed to help.
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Rockville
Conn
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Many S. Ashley
Dover Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Britain faces liquor regulation or prohibition choice
London Oct 13 Lord DAbernon chair of the Liquor Control Board argues Britain must choose between strict government control or absolute prohibition. He says regulation can curb drunkenness and ill health, noting wartime temperance improved efficiency and that licensed victualers support not returning to prewar hours, with licensees better off postwar.
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London
Britain
Lord D'Abernon
Liquor Control Board
Lord D’abernon
Chewing Gum Ingredient Chicle From Bully-Tree
The principal ingredient of chewing gum is chicle an elastic gum obtained from the bully-tree nusherry or spo dite native to South and Central America
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Spodite
South
Central America
Funeral held for Thomas Franklin Newby
The funeral was held yesterday from the home with Rev. Me How Sorey of the First Christian Church officiating. Red bearers included Geo. M. Grout and others. Relatives from out of town attended from Kansas City Missouri Topeka Pomona and Kansas City Kansas. A remembrance praised Mr Newby’s esteem among friends. Contagion of Heaven quote and other items followed.
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Thomas Franklin- Newby
Thomas Franklin Newby
Mathrom
Jersey
Sorey
First Christian Church
Geo. M. Grout
Oc. Stivs
J. G. Grayson
T' Yount
J. R. Tngels
F. Gibbs
Newby
Eile
RB. D. Metlee
Richan McGee
Phillip McGor
Kansas City, Mo
C. L. Newby
Wesen Kansas
Elmer P. Newby
Topeka
Kan
Sind
Hen Newby
Pomona
Cal
T. N. Cox
Ed Gagnon
Kansas City
American Red Cross Roumania Relief Efforts 1917
After the US entered World War I, the American Red Cross launched Roumania relief, taking over two hospitals, establishing a canteen for starving refugees, and distributing food and clothing. Transportation was a major challenge as workers moved supplies into the mountains using an oxcart.
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United States
Roumania
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Bere
Red Cross Logistics Describe Bulgarian POW Camp Efforts
A wartime scene shows Bulgarian prisoners of war at a major distribution center in Sabontki Greece, unloading a Red Cross shipment of 2 300 boxes from a French transport. American Red Cross channel crews are photographed rushing supplies to aid roller repairs as suffering grows.
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Vimorita
American Red Cross
Glode
Wit Sabontki
Creece
Red Cross
Wes Gereaiest
Fragmentary Verse Riddle Echoes After Nightfall
A garbled line recalls weighty phrases about human fellowship and a growing heritage, though the text is incomplete and scattered. The fragment hints at themes of protection, power, and moral consequence, leaving interpretation open.
A Summer Dinner Menu From Old Recipes
The text lists a quirkily written summer dinner menu with dishes and ingredients such as watermelon hearts, pecan nuts, berries, mutton with peas, and peppers. It includes guidance on soups, gravies, and a salad chiffonnade, plus radish sandwiches and quick oat bread, with steps for preparation and seasoning in a vintage domestic recipe style.
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de Mont
Birds Lack Homing Sense and Harsh Winter Toll
The piece notes birds lack a true homing sense as they breed in nests and face mass winter deaths from cold. It quotes Goldsmith on generosity and justice toward creditors. It also includes a Grand Rapids Herald remark about Capt Simon and a watch escapement wheel turning 81,800 times annually.
Tanac elixir touted as health booster in Fort Worth ad
An old advertisement claims Tanac cures ailments and restores health after use. It describes improved digestion dizziness headaches and renewed energy. The notice lists retailers in Lawrence and nearby towns including Round Corner Drug Co Our Drug Store Eudora Bir Springs Fort Worth and Lecompton distributors.
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Laura
Fort
Falk
Taniac
Lawrentthw
Round Corner Drug Co
Luncheon Schedule Changes for Chas Week Group
An evening meeting was held last week and members note that the work will be moved to midday. The Noon Lunchers plan a noontime session to accommodate schedules and ensure steady attendance.
Plaster Caste and Poetic Fragments Unearth Oddities
Fragmentary lines discuss plaster casts dipping into something, feigning forms and diets. The text compares optimistic tradition with national glory, mentioning daily troughs and a reflective tone about absence and self. The piece reads like a clipped literary oddity from a periodical.
Right Away Cold and Cough Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement touts a remedy for colds, coughs, and croup promising quick relief and high quality. It claims effectiveness, broad use by adults and children, and urges readers to buy from the local druggist at 60 cents or more.
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Vote Druggist
Bowels Act Human with Gentle Life Pills
A fragmented notice describes a patent medicine bottle and pills marketed for gentle bowel relief. References to br King’s New Life Pills and AML druggists imply a sales pitch for digestive health, though text is garbled and sparse on concrete details or dates.
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Br. King
AML
City Library Reports 2620 Books Borrowed in 1917 Month
Public library statistics show 2620 books borrowed during the month of 1917. The record mentions juvenile collections and general circulation by library staff, with unclear text footnotes regarding overdue items and categorization.
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City Library
Eivuulation of Public Library 2 Regia
Trek
Areby Mre
Cascarets Laxative Benefit Claim in Ad Text
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that starts the liver and loosens the bowels without griping or sickness. It promises relief from constipation biliousness headache sallowness bad breath stomach misery and cold by morning and contrasts favorably with harsher products. It notes Cascarets are suitable for soups and children and highlights low cost.
Fragmentary quote and unclear note from an article
A garbled OCR fragment appears to quote or cite a misquoted line about rights and personal terms. Names such as Johnson and Pengysen Thomas HE Barry are visible but the context is unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.
Medicinal Salts for Kidneys and Urinary Care
An old remedy discussion advises taking salts for kidney health and urinary relief. It warns against excessive use, noting potential irritation and the need to drink water. The text mentions blends said to stimulate the system and describes inexpensive, nonprescription preparation.
Chinese Music Unwritten And Passed By Memory
The article notes that Chinese music is largely unwritten and preserved orally. Songs retain lyrics, but their music is handed down across generations. Musicians perform from memory, guiding interpretation, with potential variances as instruments may alter in the moment.
Birds Driven by Storms Reach Far North
Weather events push birds unusually far north as cyclones swirl, turning winds counterclockwise and driving fowls outward from shore. Over time, if the birds survive the voyage, the storm’s edge can carry them back toward land, returning them homeward after perilous journeys.
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Usu
Dishes From Corn and Edible Grains
A compact home cooks guide lists recipes using corn and grains. Homing Gems uses cornmeal and milk with eggs and shortening. croquettes mix hominy pecans onions and shortening. croquettes are fried into a dozen portions. Oat Crackers grind oats with molasses milk fat soda salt and raisins or nuts. Oatmeal Tomato Soup blends oats with tomatoes peanut butter and onion. Corn Flour Griddle Cakes combine sour milk corn flour soda salt and egg on a hot griddle.
Still Searching for Atlantis Relics From Lost Continent
The Phoenician tradition credits Atlantis inhabitants with a high civilization. Recent expeditions seek natural history specimens by exploring the sea bottom in that region hoping drag nets yield relics from drowned towns of the lost continent.
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Atlantis
Ascertaining Mountain Heights by Barometric Readings
Mountain heights are determined through barometric observation measuring atmospheric pressure at different levels. A mountain barometer, leveling instrument, and theodolite provide data, though this requires specialized knowledge. In speed, humans reach about 20 feet per second in the two hundred yard dash, with same record times for skating and running at 9.25 seconds for a hundred yards. Skiing adds up to 72 feet per second in running and over 100 feet per second in leaping.
Bonaparte Declared Consul and Prisoner Transfer
In 1802 on August 2 Napoleon Bonaparte was named consul of France. Thirteen years later the representatives of Great Britain Prussia Austria and Russia declared Bonaparte then emperor of the French to be a prisoner and entrusted Great Britain with his custody.
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Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Lfe
Great Britain
Prussia
Austria
Guperor
Sweating and Swearing
Quote from Forbes magazine notes that in sixties slang sweating earns more than swearing. The remark contrasts effort over crude language as a pathway to success.
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Forbes Magazine
Bayer Aspirin Proof of Authenticity Ad
Millions have proven Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on tablets as the quick safe relief for headaches colds neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism and neuritis. Each Bayer package contains proper directions and small tins cost only a few cents. druggists also offer larger packages.
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Bayer
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