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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
7
The quote argues death is the culmination of constant internal decay as each action or thought shaves away tissue, while health allows renewal. It compares whole-body death to the death of a single cell, suggesting no more pain in total death than in cellular death.
A humorous Life magazine style quip contrasts a financier shielding himself with a large office force to keep outsiders away while a secretary keeps the staff from bothering him. Uncle Eben jokes that planting is easy, but keeping weeds out is the hard work.
Washington reports the draft draws 687000 men for service with 1374000 examined for exemptions. President Wilson orders training at 16 cantonments nationwide as the process moves from drawing to exemption and mobilization under universal service.
A fragment discusses long standing salt superstitions, noting misfortune from spilled salt and the ritual reverence in Scottish homes where the saltcellar at table remains carefully kept.
A newspaper advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as remedies for women's health and kidney trouble. It features a testimonial tone praising surgical avoidance and offers advice from medical placards and mail order options.
London Telegraph cites coal gas as a substitute for petrol with 250 cubic feet equaling one gallon of petrol. At 72 to 96 cents per thousand cubic feet the gas could undercut petrol, with only $78.9 needed to convert a petrol car to gas power plus $75 for a gas bag.
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