No Cause for Rheumatism Cure Ad and Church Notice
An advertising blotter offers Neutrone Prescription 99 claiming relief from rheumatic pain with prices 50c to 1.00 and mail orders. A Holy Cross Church Greenville notice invites mass at 9 45 am on Sunday the 22nd with confessions before mass and children to attend. reminder to watch Times-Press classifieds for buy or sell items.
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J. Erskine Sills
Auddietown
Scout Pharmacy
Goshen
N.Y
Drugeists
Holy Cross Church
Greenville
Holy
Aoything
Times-Press
Soldiers Are After Books in Postwar Reading Surge
Paris Dec. 19 American Expeditionary Force returns flood shelves with a demand beyond wartime. Soldiers seek technical works in physics agriculture forestry accounting commerce and law while fiction remains popular Kipling and strong poets still favored. Educational books and primers also rise as the library network in France speeds requests to U S camps. Real estate and local notices follow with school report and legal notices from Middletown New York.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Amerean
Repidltion
American Library Association
United States
Stevenson
Kipling
Bervices
ABC
Stevensoon
France
Aviation Campa
Just Dragging Through Life More Dead Than Alive
George H Backus describes years of rheumatism and exhaustion until he tried Goldine No 1 and No 2 after neighbor recommendation. He reports improved sleep appetite and energy, stating the remedy revived his health and encourages others to try it. Sold by McMonagle Rogers Scott's Goshen and Benton’s Ottaville.
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AfeMonzgle & Rogers
George H. Backus
Hanor
Radbers
Goldine
Sil
George
G. H. Backus
McMonagle & Rogers
Scott's Pharmacy
Goshen
Benton’s Rharmacy
Ottaville
N.Y
Japan's wartime loans support and trade shifts described
A detailed report from Tokyo notes Japan used foreign funds to back allies by subscribing to or buying bonds, totaling about 579.5 million dollars in 1917. British bonds accounted for 265 million, French 77.0 million, and Russian 127.9 million. plus 110 million in foreign loan bonds redeemed abroad. Exports rose sharply in 1917 driven by shipments to nearby markets and the South Seas, especially China, with munitions and food to the Allies. Imports reached 1.790 billion, up 149.8 million from 1916, and the 1917 export surplus over imports stood at 283 million, up 52 percent from 1916. The report sees this widening trade as a path to future industrial expansion. Also noted is a Queen Esther Chapter meeting in December with officer elections.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
South Seas
Europe
Regere China
Drafting tips to save coal and keep flues clean
The message urges careful drafting to avoid wasting coal and emphasizes keeping chimneys and flues clean. It stresses efficiency and fuel conservation for homeowners and furnace maintenance.
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McWilliams ¢. Houston, Inc
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Board OF Education Aantual Breport
Afiddletown
New York
Common Council
Miasktuxn
Board of Education
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G. H. Stanton
General Control
Board of Education Office
Ortlay
Schoot
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New Victoria Hotel
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Grand Union Tea Co
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Speed
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Queen Esther
Masonic Temple
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Tnsburg
Bliss Native
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Amas
Fountain Pens
Waterman's
America
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Adelman
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Middletown
Monitor
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Cox's
Maryland
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