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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
7
In wartime sentiment, clubs discuss sowing a red poppy patch in every garden next spring to memorialize the dead and printing renderings of In Flanders Fields and America's answer in large framed type for every schoolhouse. The proposals aim to reinforce moral and patriotic lessons across generations.
In a Waterford social tale the Marchioness of Waterford recounts a quarrel over a nephew named Judmar who is said to derive from Kal Mack Judmarah and other forms. A man who knows everything cuts in, arguing the name’s origin as Jadiwar due to aunts Judy and Mary.
A Chicago company touts a resiliency tire filler that replaces air, claims 5 years of practical testing, no inner tubes, and doubles tire life. Ford Owners Club and universities support it, with a free trial offered by Essenkay Products Co. to test at manufacturer risk.
An old advertisement fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine to cure catarrh via internal action and blood surfaces, claims general health boost, with Toledo Ohio maker details. It also mentions Castoria for infants and children and urges mothers to examine bottles.
Polish advances against Germany and Bolshevik forces grip the region as Paderewski leads a new republic surge. Moscow and Berlin brace for conflict while Allied powers debate aid to Poland and the shape of a postwar balance of power. President Wilson visits Rome amid talks on the league of nations and the future of Europe.
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from laziness, biliousness, and constipation and guarantees improvement by morning with continued benefits for families. The ad appears in the Birmingham Age-Herald context.
A devout colored preacher exhorts an offertory for missions and faces a skeptic in the congregation. The minister rebukes a hostile member and asserts churches do not die from generosity, while mocking political rings and recalling a moonlit boast of dying for the Lord. A second note sells remedies and a drug ad appears.
An old advertisement assures women they need not fear aging and will regain youthful vigor by using GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims improved kidney and bladder function, toxin elimination, and strengthened muscles, promising lasting vitality with daily capsules. The copy warns against cheap fakes and promotes a guaranteed brand sold by reputable druggists.
Britain intensifies preparations for a forthcoming peace conference. The Foreign Office nears readiness and reveals hints of its vast planning. Details on Lord Hardinge and other delegates remain unpublished, but experts will advise on historical, economic, ethical, and other crucial topics.
White Papers prepared by top foreign office experts cover a single question each. They aim to present the fullest possible knowledge in a handy form. They are not just British views but explain American French Italian and other perspectives to illuminate each issue impartially.
The notice urges readers recovering from fever or cold after the flu to treat the stomach by removing toxins from the digestive tract. It claims Baton ic cleanses after effects, improves appetite, and restores strength, citing a Civil War veteran letter about dramatic benefits and inviting others to try the remedy.
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