Villa blamed for killings and U S policy critique
Des Moines readers react to reports that Pancho Villa killed American aviators and terrorized the border. The letter-writer denounces U.S. policy toward Mexico, urges decisive action, and argues for stronger protection of citizens and a firm Monroe Doctrine stance.
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Big Trute
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Raymond G. Carroll
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Mexico
Salts If Kidneys or Bladder Bother
An old remedy claims bladder irritation and nocturnal urination stem from urinary acids. A four ounce dose of rad Salts taken in water before breakfast for two or three days supposedly neutralizes urine acidity, easing bladder and kidney discomfort. Jad Salts, a lemon juice and lithia mix, is touted as inexpensive and harmless for urinary disorders.
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Bidney
Sayar
After War Census Talk Sparks Local Chatter
A wartime speech fragment urges residents to improve their town and prepare for a postwar census. It cautions against arrogance and promotes neighborly ethics as community effort rises with renewed jobs and politics.
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