Monroe City Council Faces Budget for 1918 1919
June 3 1918 minutes show the Monroe Louisiana council in session with absence of Atkins Bernstein and Kaylan. Finance Committee presents detailed budget and revenue estimates for the year beginning April 27 1918. several projects and notes listed. The council approves the budget after discussion and assigns reports to committees.
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3ond’s Liver Pills Promote Digestive Health
An advertisement touts 3ond’s Liver Pills as the best remedy for gimesas indigestion torpid liver and ailments from an inactive liver and bowels. The text claims one pill is the dose.
Monroe City Council approves 38500 payroll funds 1918 ordinance
The Monroe Louisiana City Council unanimously adopted a 38500 appropriation for weekly payrolls and expenses in 1918. Ordinance No. 2155 authorizes borrowing 30000 to cover current expenses, secured by a 5.5 mill general fund tax levy and six certificates of indebtedness due December 1, 1918. The meeting approved related motions and adjourned.
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Nervous Wreck Healed by Cardui Says Texas City Woman
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City reports three years of severe headaches and nervous unrest ended after taking three bottles of Cardui. She credits the remedy for permanent relief and urges others to try Cardui for female troubles.
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Cholera Morbus Warns of Dangers at Home
A Huntington Indiana reader reports two children suffered cholera morbus in summer 1911. Using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy provided immediate relief, prompting advice to keep a bottle on hand.
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After War Aims Speedy Transatlantic Contact
The text notes rapid postwar contacts with Italy and England soon within seven hours. It predicts U S to Britain air or sea travel in sixteen hours, seen by British experts as nearly certain within five to six years.
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Sour Stomach Guidance and Remedy Advised
A note explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion from rapid eating or unsuitable foods. It suggests eating slowly, thoroughly chew, eat little meat, skip supper, and avoid medicine. For relief it recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion.
Plans for North Sea air mail link from Norway
London reports a Norwegian plan to inaugurate an air mail service between Flay Allum and Aberdeen to replace irregular sea mails. The journey has been made in five hours, and a regular service could take under four and a half hours. The British government may offer facilities though wartime planes are scarce.
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Service Day marks second draft registration in U S history
Washington June 5 announces the second draft registration for men of military age as the nation expands its defense. The new rules curb master lists and assign each registrant a personal order number. Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico will have separate registration days.
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine A Trusted Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. Internal Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Prescribed by leading physicians, it uses tonics and blood purifiers to treat constitutional factors. Testimonials available. price 75 cents. shipped from Toledo Ohio.
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Oklahoma University Holds 26th Commencement Exercises
At Norman Oklahoma on June 4 the University of Oklahoma awarded 187 degrees at its twenty sixth commencement. Dr W Thompson president of Ohio State University delivered the commencement oration and graduates received diplomas from President Stratton D Brooks.
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Mother
Mrs P H Martin of Peru Indiana reports her two daughters recovered from whooping cough after using Chamberlain Cough Remedy. The testimonial emphasizes ease of coughing and expectoration as key benefits observed.
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Education urged for graduates to continue service
Washington June 4 Dr P P Claxton federal commissioner of education urges boys graduating from high schools this year to continue their education while serving their country by going to
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Colleges Include Military Training in Curriculum
The War Department plans require all degree granting colleges with 100 or more students in military instruction to host army officers as instructors. Students enrolling in the training corps join the United States army but will not face active service until they reach age. Dr Claxton says youths take on a duty to their country now and to its needs in the future, building leadership for postwar work.
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