Langley Captures Hospital Bill for Veterans Needs
Representative John W. Langley of Kentucky introduces a bill to appropriate 29 million dollars for veterans hospitals over the coming year. He acted after War Secretary Baker and Surgeon General Cummings testified that army posts lack suitable hospital buildings and 14 to 15 thousand men require treatment with numbers rising in four years. The Public Health Service may need eighty five million dollars to continue the work.
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House
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Langley
Baker
Cummings
Army
Iit
Public Health Service
Rheumatism Relief Reassures Mrs Blair in Ohio
Mrs. B T Blair of Kitts Hill Ohio suffered severe rheumatism so she could not move hands or feet before taking Reese Formula R-11. She reports relief with improved appetite digestion and ability to do housework after using the remedy and urges others to try it.
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Mrs. Blair
B. T. Blair
Kitts Hill
Ohio
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Facts and Fancies by Mack A cynical collage of quips and questions
A collage of quips on politics media and society. The column riffs on women in politics domestic science jokes fashion and car brands while poking at headlines and public figures. It closes with a jab at Bryan and a nod to modern conveniences.
Things Not To Do In Politics Suggested For Newberry
A fragment notes a critical jab at Senator Newberry of Michigan proposing he write a book for his followers titled things not to do in politics. The line hints at political satire and personal critique with a piece about door swinging and devotion.
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Newberry
Michigan
Tired and run down seek pep and energy with Pepto Mangan
The ad touts Pepto Mangan as a remedy for anemia and fatigue boosting red blood cells. It claims doctors endorse the tonic and notes availability in liquid or tablet forms at drug stores. It emphasizes caution during sickness and positions the product as a general energizer.
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Gude
Newspaper publisher is not a profiteer
A defense of newspaper publishers arguing they offer fair value despite rising costs. It notes increases in clothing, sugar, and especially newsprint, yet the paper price remains about $1.50 annually. The piece stresses printers deserve a fair profit for their investment and work. Best line of meats at Vanarsdell's.
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Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Incorporated
Langley Hospital Bill
Gr. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt. Sterling
REESE
Mack
Son
Angora
France
England
Johnny
Ike Chiles
Mr. Wood
Irwin
Ike
Dodge
Mr. Bryan
Dalton
J. Rentz
Short and Market Sts
Lexington, Ky
Cincinnati, Ohio
STEEL
GRAIN
Sterizol
Buick
Prices F. O. B
Flint
Vanarsdell’s
Ford
Strother
Flotors Co
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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