Impersonating U S Military Officers Faces Felony Penalty
A Collier’s summary notes impersonating a U S military officer is a felony with up to three years in prison or $1,000 fine, or both, while illegally wearing a uniform is a misdemeanor with up to six months and $300. The report states 318 of 756 offenders were impersonators.
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Lemon Wake-Up Drink Beats Harsh Laxatives
A newspaper advisory promotes a gentle remedy for constipation: drink a glass of water with one Sunkist Lemon on arising. It claims lemons boost vitamin C, fight fatigue, resist infections, spark appetite, aid digestion, and provide a refreshing wake-up start for ten mornings. Use California Sunkist lemons.
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