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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
A long reflection from Holland's Magazine on how a soldier returning from war transforms into a citizen of the world. It speaks to duties at home, shared bread, thrift, and guiding a family through new understandings of sacrifice, education, and universal brotherhood.
Llano residents are urged to use simple buckthorn bark glycerine and related remedies to prevent appendicitis by keeping the bowel tract clear. An Adlerika claim promises instantaneous relief for sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter from the system.
Advert reads that calomel sales fall as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. It claims calomel is dangerous while Liver Tone is safe, effective, and pleasant tasting. Promises no heavy side effects and gentle cleansing overnight.
The piece blends wartime social commentary with a poem on substitutes used by Germans and a brief note on government ownership of express services. It mentions labor and harvest expectations, gender roles, and a general war era context without graphic detail.
Reports describe Camp Travis activities including peach distribution, health measures along the Salado, and improvements for soldiers. Efforts involve peeling back water hazards, creating baths, teaching swimming, and organizing unit schedules to protect the well being of servicemen stationed at the camp.
The article outlines a £50,000,000 cost to place the nation on rationing for wheat meat and sugar and notes monthly operating expenses after inauguration. It cites Federal Food Administrator Texas urging individual cooperation and district oversight, and mentions restrictions on bread served by public eating places with limits by bread type and wheat content. Tillie Clinger remarks on her cashier job at a fish market due to a dead smell in the goods.
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