Ministers of Gospel Endorse Tanlac After Ten Test
Ten ministers from various churches report Tanlac improved digestion sleep appetite and energy. They describe relief from indigestion nervousness and debility and urge readers to try the remedy through local dealers.
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Ministers OF Gospel
Tanlac
Tanilac
Taniac
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W. ©. Norton
Wesley Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fin
A. H. Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville, Tenn
F. M. Winburn
Methodist
San Antonio
Tex
R. J. Taylor
St. Pleasant Baptist Church
Franklin, Tex
Grippe
A. L. Tull
Atlanta
Jas. H. New
Baptist
Clarkston, Ga
A. J. Vallery
Bethany Home
Monroe
Memphis
Tenn
John M. Sims
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Roby
West Lonsdale Methodist Church
Knoxville
His Nasal Class Sparks Family Troubles Banter
A witty exchange centers on a man whose nose is praised as a storm center for sniffing out family troubles. The dialogue plays on the idea of smelling and discussing private matters as a humorous trait.
No Sense at All Out in the Cold Streets
Two men debate how to spend Saturday afternoon in London. One urges to watch the top football match, the other prefers fishing despite the cold wind and dreary street. The exchange captures a playful clash over leisure choices in grim weather.
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Jack
London
Vermifuge Claim Benefits Worms Lacking Castor Oil
An advertisement touts Dead Shot Dr Peerys Vermifuge as a simple worm treatment that kills worms and tapeworms with a single dose and does not require castor oil. The copy presents economy and ease as core selling points.
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Dr. Peery
Bellboy Confession Echoes Front Talk in Town
In a terse exchange, a man admits to hotel work as a bellboy while noted by others as bragging about going to the front. The dialogue hints at wartime context and social curiosity about the speaker’s whereabouts.
Plantation Chill and Fever Tonic for Children
Advertisement claims mothers use Plantation Chill and Fever Tonic to tone the system and regulate the liver in babies and growing children. It emphasizes it is pleasant to take and contains no calomel, priced at 50 cents.
Glass Eater at Hospital Complains of Pain
A witty exchange about a patient in a hospital claiming a pane in his stomach as the cause of his pain. The joke hinges on a pun between pane and pain.
Political Big Guns Fire Subcaliber Ammunition
A terse observation notes that some leading political figures deploy weak or ineffective rhetoric and tactics. The critique implies mismatched power versus impact in recent public messaging and policy debates.
Texas Legislature Ends Extra Session With Record Mix
The Texas Legislature wraps up an extraordinary session with major appropriations totaling about 5.75 million for education and government and a grand two session total near 25.58 million. Key bills include judiciary 2.44 million, education 6.63 million, departmental 3.41 million, eleemosynary 4.65 million, plus a large overall funding package and ranger support.
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Department of Vital Statistics
Department of Public Buildings and Grounds
Livestock Sanitary Commission
National Guard
Ranger
Plan to raise United States Army to two million men
The universal service bill sets drafts from ages twenty one to thirty inclusive with volunteers from eighteen to forty. It envisions 11,000,000 eligible for draft, 2,001,000 total armed forces, and a first quota of 500,000 beyond the regular army and National Guard. Pay raises, prohibition around camps, and new machine gun company provisions are included. Officers sent to France. West Point class of 1918. and a women’s Liberty Loan committee formed to promote bonds.
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Austin
Tex
House
Senate
A. and M. College
College of Industrial Arts
Prairie View Normal
Conference Committee
Commissioner of Agriculture
Blind Institute
Prairie View Normal and
Agricultural and Mechanical College
North Texas Normal
West Texas Normal
School For the
Normal Colleges
School of Mines
el Paso
Southwest Texas Normal
West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Eres
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Junior College
Carlock House
Tarrant County
Hudspeth
Regular Army National Guard
United States
National Guard
War Department
Regular Army
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Germany
France
England
Belgium
Egypt
Balkans
Mesopotamia
Baker
William L. Keller
Daniel P Card
George M. Edwards
Ris Orangis
Scott
West Point
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
George Bass
Antoinette Funk
Kellogg Fairbanks
Chicago
Gilford Dudley
Tennessee
Pierce
Kansas City
Guernsey
John O. Miller
Pittsburgh
McAdoo
Hoover warns on food control to curb flour prices
Herbert C. Hoover says without control flour could reach $20 a barrel this year, but with control prices can drop 40 to 50 percent. He argues no food panic or rampant prices if the nation gains power to regulate food, noting a large domestic surplus and a duty to aid allies after protecting Americans.
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New York
Herbert C. Hoover
Europe
America
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