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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
3
A long readable fragment blends Liberty Loan appeals with wartime notices. It references farmers urged to buy bonds, a deputy sheriff shooting, desertion, and local obituaries including names and brief tributes.
Fragmented clipping recounts a woman's medical ordeal with stomach cancer and pain relief, including hospital and drug references. A Chattanooga letter mentions recovery and medication, while broader notes touch on salting house profits, barley pressing and a railway foreman quote.
The notice explains subscribing to war bonds is a voluntary privilege not a mandate. It outlines options for paying $40 or $50 bonds with immediate or installment plans and scheduled fractions on February 28, July 20, August 20, and August 31.
After six decades the major horse vehicle landmark in China shifts focus as motor cars gain dominance in Shanghai. The historic stable, once a full American service, added a coach department run by foreigners and Chinese workers. Now the automotive division expands under an Allied exporter, relegating horse coaches to rear status as cars take lead.
The account says a shopper named Hant endured sleepless nights from gas and sourness and stomach catarrh. A remedy called Adier-i-ka with buckthorn bark and glycerine provided instant relief and claimed to flush the digestive tract clearing constipation and sour stomach.
A fragment notes Denmark as a unified country with a high level of agricultural cooperation development and widespread happiness among its people, highlighting its advanced cooperative farming system.
New York City evening newspapers decided not to publish editions on Memorial Day to conserve white paper. Officials estimate saving about 250 tons of paper by skipping print runs.
Llano residents including Mrs. Kothe and others report relief from kidney and bladder disorders using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims these pills ease rheumatic twinges tied to weather changes and promote better rest. Sold at 50 cents through Buffalo, New York, dealers.
An old advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a cosmetic lotion. It claims daily application will fade freckles and blemishes, leaving skin clear and white at little cost, with lemons and orchard white sold at grocers and drug stores.
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