Purify Blood and Strengthen Kidneys Urgently
An old public health notice warns that kidneys must be helped to filter acids and toxins. It promotes Haslem Oil Cape Sales and a "GOLD MEDAL" remedy, claiming quick relief and urging immediate purchase to prevent incurable kidney ailments.
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Millloga
Alflas
Dave
Lune Eatonic
Haslem Oil Cape
Jkidney Teoubieg
Mastic Oieprulen
Alrectrom
Haarlem
Hole
Fake aspirin sold as talcum shocks readers
A chaotic note reports concerns over fake aspirin being passed off as talcum powder, stirring public alarm. It mentions a Southeast city and unnamed officials investigating the counterfeit product amid health fears.
Admiral Mayo Under Fire in Ostend Naval Action Story
An account recalls Admiral Henry T. Mayo leading Allied naval forces during the Ostend operation. Mayo and staff, aboard the Broke and under heavy German fire from shore batteries, observe engagements with the Terror monitor and U boats as they travel from Toulon to Dover.
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Admiral Mayo
Ostend
Atlantic
Europe
New York
Henry T. Mayo
Wing
Adiral Sims
Rlelrdson
Balenek
Sing’ Ald
Robertson
Admulral Mayo
Atlintic Feet
Aduittal Mayo
Feet
Aduiral Mayo
Adultes
Mage
Henry ‘T. Mayo
Gravesend Bay
Ponerlvania
Dent Wilson
Test
Cuba
Ree Turnigs
Army and Navy Club
Washington
2Fao
Ocean
Mr. Wing
Addirenl
Mayo
Evans
Jellicoe
Noyes
Comander Babcock
Adjlient Sidtaf
Y M C A Secretaries Honored With Croix de Guerre
Three Y M C A secretaries wounded and gassed while serving with marines in France received the Croix de Guerre from Gen L Collardet amid a military ceremony at the French embassy in Washington. Ernest C Butler Skowhegan De Roy Tt Fonville Burlington Rey Dr William R Farmer Western Theological Seminary Wittsburgh Fonville lost sight in one eye during service.
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France
German Ring Causes Injury to Boy at Kansas City Mill
John Senvello, sixteen, Italian, injured when a German iron ring he wore got caught in a box nailing machine at the Inman box factory. Jury instructed to find for the defendant after Judge Southern ordered a verdict for the defense. The ring, belonging to Scarello, bore an inscription and the case centered on alleged carelessness. The ring allegedly valued at $5,000, tied to a claim of injury and liability.
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Kansas City
John Senvello
Inman
Southern
Scarello
Span dau Arsenal Deficit Shows Millions Lost
The Span dau state arsenal, shut by government order, posted monthly deficits of 5.75 million dollars with April to June estimates adding 15 million dollars in operating costs. Once employing 9 000 and later 40 000, it became a radical hotbed, with Communist leaders threatening workers. mismanagement and resistance followed, and dismantling for retooling is planned.
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Tt 14
National air routes chart gains progress toward coast to coast network
The army air service advances in mapping national air routes with a master map covering 40 states and plans for three trunk routes plus 24 feeding routes. The map notes landing stations and terrain conditions to enable six hour reach between distributing points. Completion is expected by year end. Grist mill in Huntington Harbor halts after 167 years as local grain production declines.
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Washington
Army Air Service
United States
Huntington
L. L
Huntington Harbor
D. Webster Smith
Government built town for colored workers opened at Truxton
Truxton Virginia opened a government built town for colored workers in Portsmouth area housing 224 buildings. Officials described it as a model town supported by the United States Housing Corporation with rents from sixteen to ten dollars monthly.
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Portsmouth
Coen
L. K Ton Roads
Naval
Sherman
Department of Inbor
United States Housing Corporation
Congress
United States
American Soldier Baths in Kaiser's Palace Tub
Leo Patterson, a Black light heavyweight and notable American expeditionary force member, bathes in the Kaiser's tub at the palace in New Maastricht during a training period. The event is highlighted as a distinguished moment for American troops.
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Kaiser
Cablenay
Germany
Leo Patterson
Kentnér
New
Mahr
Patterson
Fire department reorganized in Chester
Chester city council re structured the Stonewall fire department to improve efficiency. Ruth A. Dodd of the South Carolina board of health outlined new nursing work, with Clara M. Currer to conduct county wide visits except Saturday when she will be at her office for consultations.
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Chester
Ty Fire Department
Stonewall Fir Department
Fremen
Carolinas
Ruth A. Dodd
Pur Ne Health Nursing
South Carolina Board of Health
Clara M. Currer
Curran
Chester County
Gaffney Council Hires Civil Engineer For Future Projects
Gaffney town council engages a practical civil engineer to estimate future work and speed project completion. County Auditor J W George calls a tax assessors meeting to set county automobile valuations. Raymond Dobson breaks his arm cranking a Ford. Camp Jackson base hospital to become a permanent adjunct at Columbia per a telegraph from former Senator Christie Benet, with plans to maintain for demobilized troops and future base hospital use.
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Gaffney
J. W. George
Kay
County Bard of Tax Assessors
Raymond Dobson
R. A. Dobson
Columbia
Camp Jackson
Joseph D. Mot
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Christie Benet
Benet
War Department
Orangeburg Forms Cotton Marketing Association
The Orangeburg Cotton Marketing Association is formed under state law to raise farmers prices by grading and selling cotton. Milton K. Jefferson is placed in charge of sales on the Orangeburg market, with a fee of five cents per bale.
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Orangeburg
Police Salaries Raised in Darlington Vote
At a recent town council meeting the salaries of all police officers were increased. The council created a night police position for the Darlington Manufacturing district. Mayor pro tem was elected as G B Brasington stood in for Mayor J A McLeod.
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Darlington
J. A. McLeod
G. B. Brasington
The Limpet and a Rotary Scout Suit in From the News
A limpet uses a central body vacuum to cling to rocks. Rotary Stunt Uniforms draw attention when Terre Haute scout executive George Wyckoff is mistaken for a school teen. A Milton Comus first edition sold for 14 250 dollars in New York after a Bridgewater Library lineage.
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Rotary
George Wyckoff
Terre Haute
Derry
Enders
Hich
Indianapolis News
Wuctton
New York
Earl of
Bridgewater
Ludiow Castle
John
TI. V. Jones
Minneapolis
Mr. Jones
Eyebrow Sonnet Titled by Seribson Draws Muse Note
A comical exchange describes a sonnet addressed to a lady's eyebrow by Seribson. The speaker quips that the verse is art, not nature, as an agent of the Herald reports the playful dialogue.
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Seribson
Herald
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