Texas Wonder Cure Claims Kidney and Bladder Powers
Texas Wonder offers a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles claiming to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and relieve rheumatism and irregularities. It promises bladder regulation in children and mails for 1.00 with a two month supply. Dr. B W Hall of St. Louis lists it for sale. testimonial prompts included. A closing quip about kicking a friendly dog appears.
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Texas
B. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Paris War Life Shows Food Saving Drive in Daily Life
A Berne Bund correspondent describes Paris during wartime life. Citizens adopt austerity with sugar limits, coffee tradeoffs, and blue lighting as bomb protection rises. posters urge saving cargo space to speed American troops and materials.
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Bérne
Berne Bund
Paris
France
Bordéaux
Poliu
Modish New Fringe Trends Highlight 1920s Fashion
Verona Clarke notes fringe trims gain popularity across skirts capes and wraps with fringes tassels and bead embroidery on georgette and satin frocks. Jet beads and wooden beads edge panels while contrasting polyglot color blends and taupe braidings shape black navy beige palettes.
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Verona Clarke
Farther Vision vs American Soldiers in Germany
The Kansas City Journal argues that while a million American soldiers in France prove capability, the public seeks a million in Germany headed for Berlin. It urges boosting attendance at the Annapolis Academy and notes postwar U S training in seamanship as a valuable asset for youths.
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France
Germany
Berlin
Kansas City Journal
Anapolis Academy
United States
Indians Give To Red Cross At South Dakota Sale
Terre Haute notes Mary Elliott reports a Red Cross sale at the Rosebud agency raising 8750 from Indians. An Indian boys quartet sang There'll Be No Kaiser There. An old woman paid 1000 cash for a dress. An Indian buck paid 400 for moccasins. A raid by a hen during the sale raised 5. Doughnuts sold for 1 a dozen. Cakes 20 and a 2.50 gold coin brought 75, two old tom cats sold for 1 each.
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Terre Haute
Mary Elliott
Red Cross
Rosebud
South Dakota
Make Boche March to Tune of Yankee Doodle
Leon Beam of West Hazleton reports from France that he and comrades march to Yankee Doodle. German prisoners are seen marching to the rear while the Teutons appear to like the tune.
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Leon Beam
West
Hazleton
France
Teutons
Misdirected Salute and Vanishment Reported
A fragment notes Private John Hutchinson vanished after encountering an officer and saluting. The text mocks fashion and uses garbled phrasing about a man dressed in a low-cut gown, heeled shoes, white stockings, and a large picture hat, with stray references to Satan and masquerade.
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Chester
John Hutchinson
When One Good Turn Begets Another
A brief aphorism notes that kind actions yield further kindness, suggesting a cycle of good deeds leading to continuous positive impact.
Untapped Earth Not Worth Exploring, Scientists Say
Scientists argue most remainingundiscovered territory is of little value for exploration. They warn that vast unseen regions offer few resources or scientific payoff compared with costs and risks, suggesting focus on promising areas.
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Chicago Tribune
The
United States Food Administration
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Corral
Rage
Marshall, Il
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Honolulu
Castor
Man
Sam
Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Ited
Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
Marshall
Illinois
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