Cure the Mad Man and Adam Gard in Washington Tale
The writer urges hard fighting against Germany and its leaders, arguing forceful measures are necessary as war rages. He visits Adam Gard at Emergency Hospital, finds him improving after severe injuries, and notes nurses doubted his survival. Gard's recovery offers a glimmer of hope for Clark and Marshall counties.
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Europe
Adam Gard
Adam
Washington Evening Star
Mat .Chenoweth
Marshall
Clark County
Washington
Adam R. Gard
Hays
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Nolens Volens
McAdoo
Bryan
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Lowden
Illinois
Capitol Hill
Ollie James
Kentucky
Senate
House
Congress
Capital
Platte
Senator James
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chamberlain
Senate Chamber
War End Question Whether Ended By Thrashed Germans
Captain George Alan Green of the British Tank Corps states the English people no longer ask when the war ends. He asserts the war will end only after the Germans are soundly defeated, regardless of duration.
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England
George Alan Green
Tank Corps
British Expeditionary Force
Pretty Clothes That Help Cheerful Spirits
Article blends fashion advice for economical, neat attire with cheer amid war era concerns. It promotes simple draping, plaids, ginghams, and ready mades for quick, practical outfits. Mentions patterns, trims, and child clothing variations to ease laundering and fit.
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New York
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Advertisement for Dr. E W Hall's Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women and regulate children's bladder troubles. One bottle equals two months of treatment. $1.00 postage. Testimonials available. Patent medicine style with postal mailing offer. Ends with a vague note about Petrograd stability in winter and spring thaw.
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Government Health Bureau
Dean’s
Marshall
Edgar Nay
N. Third St
Dean
Nay
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Batley Man Recovers After Cough Remedy Trial
Mr. W. S. Batley of Lancaster Kentucky suffered a persistent cough until trying a remedy labeled F. Honey and Ter Abtrer. After starting the treatment his condition improved and his ailment was described as becoming less severe.
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Fouer
Keifer Drug CO
C. M. Bubeck
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Indiana
The
Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
Star
Herald
the Herald
BM Dewey