Joffre Urges Sending Americans to France
Marshal Joffre told Washington correspondents that France hopes the U S flag will soon fly on fighting lines. He advised sending unit by unit to France, not a full American army, and praised American officers and women while noting transport and training challenges.
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Washington, D. C
Marshal Joffre
People of America
Washington
France
United States
Marne
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Henry White
Emile Hovelaque
Mission
Joffre
Jean Fabry
Blue Devil
State Department
America
Germany
M. Hovelaque
Marshal Replie
Ofter
Frances War Mission
Joffre Bowé
War Office
England
Wilson
Rene Viviani
Archbishop Ireland
Scott
General Scott
Army
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Cocheprat
Breckinridge Long
Fabri
Come-back aid advertised for weak men in Harlem ad
The copy touts Haarlem Olli Gold Medal Capsules as a remedy for overwork and weak health. It claims three capsules daily restore strength from uric acid issues to kidney and stomach ailments. It promises refunds if not effective and advises look for Gold Medal on box.
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Haarlem
Holland
Musterole Advertises Quick Relief for Croup and More
An old Musterole ad urges mothers to keep a jar for prompt relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup and other ailments. It claims the remedy does not blister and benefits adults too including neuralgia headaches sprains and chest colds. notes it may prevent pneumonia.
Cadomene Tablets Earn Praise From Elderly Couple
Letter from Hugh Kelsoe of Muskogee Oklahoma dated September 23 1916 touts Cadomene Tablets as a nerve and system tonic that improved his nervous wife and helped him sleep The testimonial notes the couple feel younger and urges others to write to the proprietors for testimony and includes a stamp for a Health Book Sold by druggists everywhere and promoted as unquestioned merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kelsoe
E. Broadway
Muskogee
Okla
Bernstorff Defends View on German Americans Criticized
Former German ambassador Count von Bernstorff allegedly disparaged German Americans as outlaws who fled the Fatherland to dodge military service. Senator Phelan of California released a 1913 interview quote claiming the ambassador said Germans in the U S did not matter to Germany and had deserted duty.
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Washington, D. C
Count von Bernstorff
Phelan
California
von Bernstorff
Munich
Germany
United States
Senator Phelan
Post D Travelers' Protective Association Hits 1000 Members
At the Sun day meeting of Post D at the Gunter Hotel the local post announced a 1000 member count, with state totals over 5000. A large delegation will attend the Victoria gathering May 4 and 5, aided by Pullman cars and a special train from North and Central Texas. A shaft dedication at Mission Burial Park honors Homer T. Wilson, longtime chaplain. Autominutes for transport and entertainment were set, and Ed Sachs received a watch and chain from Ed Holland for his long service as secretary.
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Post D
Travelers’ Protective Association
Gunter Hotel
Victoria
Harry Holt
Texas
Robertson
Mission Burial Park
Homer T. Wilson
North Texas
Ed Sachs
Ed Holland
Revival draws Calvary Baptist Church largest crowd
Dr Tupper led a revival at Calvary Baptist Church and attendees said the service marked the largest congregation ever present at the church.
Revival services and baptism drive raise faith attendance
Henry Allen Tupper of New York led a Sunday revival in the city with Pastor W. W. Lee noting many baptismal candidates after the service. Dr. Tupper spoke at Camp Wilson, delivering sermons and four meetings. Rev. Lee said over a hundred publicly professed faith across the day.
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Henry Allen Tupper
New Yor
W. W. Lee
Tupper
Camp Wilson
Mr. Lee
Luling Hosts Meeting on Food Crops and Canning Club
County Demonstration Agent J. G. Drake and Mrs. Cara Martindale spoke to a large crowd at the Luling Commercial Club. A canning club was organized by visiting ladies with a large membership and Caldwell County plans to preserve substantial quantities from home gardens.
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Luling
Tex
J. G. Drake
Cara Martindale
Luling Commercial Club
Caldwell County
Woman’s cure tale praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs Augustus Baughman of Enchant Pa describes crying spells and weak health from female troubles and nervous feelings. After trying doctors she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and reports regained strength and ability to work. Free confidential advice offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Baughman
Enchant
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West Commerce Street
Union Meat Company
Beef and Pork Packers
San Antonio, Texas
Hot Wells Hotel
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Gustave Beraud
Menger
Edwin H. Lee
St. Anthony
San Antonio’s
T. B. Baker
Medina Dam
Zemo
W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Percy Tyrrell
Ruth
Frian
Horlick
Soledad St
San Antonio
Texas Refining CO
Bernstorff
Little Red School House
Birthplace of
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Ducation
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
St. Louis
Convention Board
Mercantile Club Building
ST. Louis, Mo
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