Mother's Friend Promises Comfort Before Childbirth
A promotional piece claims Mother's Friend helps ease pregnancy and childbirth by relaxing nerves and muscles. It asserts less pain and quicker recovery, urging purchase from drug stores and requesting orders for the Bradfield Regulator Company booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfeld Regulator Company
Dept. H
Dept. H, Lamar
Atlanta
Georgia
Army medical school for hearing and speech opened in Cape May
In Cape May New Jersey the first army medical school for reconstructing hearing and speech in soldiers opens under the Division Physical Reconstruction of the Surgeon General. Lt Col Charles W Richardson directs the program at Army Hospital No 11 housed in a former luxury hotel. The school aims to rehabilitate returned soldiers through physical and vocational education with a full staff and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cape, May
N. J
First
Army Medical School
Surgeon General's Office
Army Hospital
Richardson
George Washington University
Calotabs touted as remedy for colds and grippe
Physicians and druggists claim Calotabs offer a genuine remedy for colds sore throat influenza and la grippe. One Calotab at bedtime with water supposedly ends the cold by morning with no nausea or interference with eating work or pleasure. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.
Dr King's New Discovery for Cough and Cold
An old advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks. It touts relief before the illness worsens with a long running history since 1860 and calls it an all important family medicine cabinet adjunct priced 60 cents and 1 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr Ring's New Life Pills Aid Digestion And Skin
The Burden of Constipation is lifted as Dr Ring's New Life Pills stimulate the liver and improve digestion. Sallow skin is freed from bile and a bottle is advertised at 25 cents to start the day right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ring
Casualty list bridges war toll with many names listed
A long casualty roster from the American Expeditionary Forces shows killed in action, died of wounds or disease, missing, and wounded. Names span Dallas and Oklahoma, with ranks from sergeant to lieutenant and includes officers like Captain George L. Bryant and Lieutenants Colebank Fulton McGuiggan. The list also records air accident and non battle casualties, reflecting broad losses across many states and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie D. J Everett
Dallas
Texas
Culgrove
Crandall
Strickland
Brincola
Tex
Jonas HM. Hrickson
August Davis
McCurtain
Okla
Jats
W. Wields
Stillwell
Charrless F. Gaings
Okemah
Walker A. Scott
Ludlow
Otto
Leven
George EL. Bryant
Brooklyn
Phillip BR. Colebank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hugh Fulton
Oakland
Cal
Robert F. McGuiggan
Winnebago
Minn
Edmund Howard
Prince
Towson
Floyd S. Strosnider
Waynesburg
Harold Reed Andrews
Independence
Kan
James Porter England
Springville
Ala
William
I. Fasnacht
Lebanon
S.C
Jasper IK
Johnson
Anderson
Chester F. Elrod
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Albert B. Hackney
Pineville
Paul Jeffords
Kenens City
Isan
Otto Lee
Minneapolis
William Nankervis
Penzante
Eng
Edward A. Siitanson
Kittanning
Ford A. Stout
Bloomington Springs
Tuyter
Jasper G. Spahr
Sycamore
Herman Crestoffer
Lamberton
Henry Johanessen
Portland
Ore
Wagoner
Pillip Sherlock
Stockton
Cook
Clyde
Youngblood
Humansville
Privates
Malford
Alkire
Webster
W. Vadius Aduatin
Milledgeville
Victor Beceur
Almont
Frank E. Bertino
Orient
J. Yosef Blenick
W Duquesne
John J. Blaine
Staten Island
Herbert U. Bond
Mt. Brydges
Canada
Harry G. Bowker
Omaha
John F. Brown
Philadelpha
Samuel R. Bruner
Vandergrift
Joshua Buckingham
Henderson
Hen Carter
Alt
Vernon
John A. Cliff
Hanover
Mich
Andrew A. Calling
West Appleton
Daniel Connelly
Baltimore
William M. Dobbs
Guineaville
Farward
T. Edwards
Pittsburg
Laura E. Fiinchum
Madison
N.C
Karl W. Ford
Milot Mountain
Coleman V. Frazier
Cornelius Gallivan
Jamestown
New York
John J. Gallinger
Quendago Valley
N.Y
Ley Tiarrigan
Moore
Ark
Transcue Luther German
Roxbury
Williams
Gerrestad
Patrick Joseph Gildea
Manchester
Frank J. Gober
Elizabeth
X. J
Stoyally
Gray
Brockett
Henry Green
Philadelphie T Tiarger
Harper
Beaver Dam
Clifford Henley
Olathe
Kon
Williams A. Hicks
Martin
Cormack Howell
Med
Rockford
James Murray
Grindstone
Lawreace Peterson
Yokato
Otm
EB. Peterson
Louis
Pahs
Hamilton
James Worth Pittman
Kannapolis
Rescue Propes
Werrin
Daniel W. Rabin
Vick
Alred Burton Ray
Grove City
Chester
Rombaugh
Sutter
Tiny H ‘Adtock
Philadelphia
Robert Gorrell Tate
Winston Salem
Harold D. Thurman
Lawrence
Peter J. Treacy
Jersey City
N. J
Bill Trice
Bemias
William Urban
Chicago
Charles Walsh
Hazzard
Charles Washhorn
Howell
Steve Yaschik
Buttac
Yeliz
Zalewski
Ste
Winchester
Ill
Frank
Thorapp
Denver
Travoid St. Wagner
Fruita
Cole
Willam T. Walsh
Ralp L. Zane
Lake City
Iowa
Ivan J. Lautenbacher
Schuylkill
Kven
Elmer O. Rugh
Kansas
Frank E. Gibney
Faribault
Gustav I. Lang
Lee L. McGee
Kansas City
Meo
Emmett Z. Sanders
Macon
Aaron Yamin
Albert Joseph Behrendt
George W. Biiney
Jarchwood
Wm. M. Byers
Bradley
N. D
Marion Campbell
Shawnestown
Antonio Chlanez
Taly
Jacob I. Crist
Lynchburg
Thomas Cross
Wrooklyn
Joan Crow
Fordville
Jesse A. Daniels
St. Joseph
Frank J. Deboe
Wrondalde
Robert E. Denho
Victor
Coto
Amedes Deschen
Nashua
N. H
Ernest J. Dillnehiem
Dillingham
Benjamin R. Dopp
Mashaska
Kas
Win. T. Dorsey
Populace
Jesse E. Douglas
Ridgewood
Emmett
Mereley
Leonard M. Hobert
Willie Kk
iTumphries
Sumter
Clarence M. Hutson
Windso
Benjamin N. King
Shark
John W. Kramer
Leddin
Gustave Lindhloam
Bethel
Nie Lofthus
Ned Loge
Loveland
Taymond T. McGivney
Yourte Maselole
Chiett Rapino
Italy
Stephen WW. Meuse
Essex
Mass
Chester Albert Miller
Hammond
George F. Miller
Dyersburg
Frederick S. Mitchell
Seladia
Philins
Venetha
Guiseppe Presti
Tuti Messina
Mary
John Richards
Sucress
David Rudolph
Port Chester
Hierley Te
Mussel
Hansick Falls
XS. Y
Monty W. Schraeder
Santa Ana
Calys Sloan
Great Tend
Wrehlann
Marcel
Vatontit
St. Louis
James Th. Vesville
We A
Moe Walt
John Talbot
Columbus
Anthony Tuber
Toulsville
Henry Ivorr
Smithville
Frank E. Hillingsworth
Tao
Lettland independence and neutrality eyed after war
Associated Press report covers Lettland as a proposed 2,000,000 population nation in Livonia Courland and parts of Vitebsk. Letts seek self rule under international neutrality with a council resisting German control. Also notes Baltic ports Riga Libau Windau key trade hubs and a broad ethnic mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Petrograd
Norway
Lettland
Livonia
Courland
Riga
Libau
Vitebsk
Dyinsk
Lunine
Rechitze
Denmark
Italy
Reat
Britain
Switzerland
Rigau
Windau
Baltic Sea
Russia
Baltic
Duty of Americans to Support Wilson Says Labor Mission
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor and head of the American labor mission, urged the nation to follow the President until after the war. The mission, not partisan, cited allied morale and the impact of Wilson's policies on America and its enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Labor Mission
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Mission
Atlantic
England
France
Italy
Gompers
United States
Fife
Germany
Austria
Johnson Art Collection for Philadelphia to Be Exhibited
Philadelphia receives the $4,500,000 John G. Johnson art bequest. About 1600 paintings will be housed in a fireproof gallery and the city will annually appropriate funds for care. Johnson, famed international lawyer and art expert, built a chronologically complete collection from Italian to English schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
John G. Johnson
Johnson
British National Gallery
Japan's Trade With U S Rises In Six Months
Japan's trade with the United States grew in the six months ending June 20. Exports to the U S increased by 50.5 million dollars while imports rose by 97 million. Growth in exports reflects silk and staple shipments. imports rise due to cotton iron and machinery needs amid Japan's thriving industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U. S
Tokio
United States
Unity League Urges Russia Evacuation by Germany
The League for National Unity, led by Cardinal Gibbons and Theodore N. Vail, called for complete evacuation of Russia by Germany as part of peace terms. They argue Russia’s sovereignty must be protected and warn that Germany’s political and economic armies threaten the nation alongside its military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity League
Russia
New York
Germany
League For National Unity
League
Cardinal Gibbons
Theodore N. Vail
Samuel Jompers
Wilson
Belgium
France
Serbia
Prussia
Read These San Antonio Cases On Doan's Kidney Pills
A series of 1915 1917 patient statements from San Antonio residents endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Wilcoy Mr Beckelmann barber Mr Martin and others describe back ache kidney trouble and relief after using the remedy with dates June 1915 and June 1917 cited. The testimonials attribute cure and ongoing relief to Doan's Kidney Pills from multiple local addresses and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Otto Beckelmann
N. Pine St
Dean
Beckelmann
F. J. Tureand
N. Olive St
W. Martin
Carpenter
Cactus St
Twentieth Century Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
John D. Hartman
Congress
Hartman
Union Auto Supply CO
N. Flores St
Thing
Leetrteal
Casualty List
Glenn I. Woodley
San Antonio
Alexander Lata Norte
el Paso
Priee
Willie J. DeVault
Lindsey
James Phifer
Calhoun
LeRoy Self
Redden
Okio
Edward M. Moriarity
Pawtucket
Chester A. Blumenshine
McNeeleys
S. D
Alexander Carter
Oconee
Harry Goldstick
Springfield
Joy Green
Bluffton
Levy Guillory
Center Point
Albert P. Hans
Bennington
William WW. Henry
Bellingham
Wash
Nathaniel Jones
Marianna
Joseph Kalaska
Tren
Fred Murphy
Wausau
Henry M. Gutzmann
Berea
Euelyde Michand
Ledges
Thomas J. Mulcany
Henry T. Oakimon
Buck We Patrick
Escatawpa
Aln
Charles F. W. Hand
Lake Placid
Bam
John LI
Nervizis
Worcester
Edward H. Molson
William E. Higgott
McClure, Jr
Joseph H. Starnes
Hil Station
Samuel
Windham, Gakmon
Roy Alexander Bennett
Leavenworth
Gallard
Andrew A. Anderson
Michael Belowitz
Julius J. Gluster
Werman
Thos
Brennan
XNI
J. Edward Campbell
Sacramento
Wm. C. Chapman
Frenton
Lucio Cimarali
Vellecurso
Grover Classen
Reinbeck
Towa
Donato di Benedetto
Neitule
Sebastian Em
Troy
James Q
James O
Ross Rummel
Hiawatha
Artress Russell
Memimhis
Jenn
Vincent Russo
Jersey
Nod
Andy Snow
Ghettoos
Jodie Starnes
Dante
Ania
Not
Hu McFarland
Durham
N. C
Stivates
Tony L. Asher
Emporia
Jack Atwater
Middle Simonds
Wille Barnes
Vienna
Gi Peder P. Bertand
Manley Falls
Alyn L. Bottom
Broomfield
Toy EB. Campbell
Woodville
Ata
George A. Crrson
Smith Venter
Atholl Church
Owensville
Ind
Ghost
Dahlgren
Mrton Harris
Whitecile
Clyde Hollows
Willow Springs
Arthur MM. Toad
Staples
Robert E. Huey
Lancaster
S.C. Linea Jackson
Farmington, ‘Ga
Henry Johnson
Bantown
John R. Kuntzman
Skidmore
Clarence A. Lefine
Girard
Dan Levens
Walla Walla
Walter W. Lcoft
Vernon Venier
Elmer Lowery
Sealon
Roy McKean
Petey Matulav Scranton
Ernest K. Nefstad
Oval
John Nusbickel
Johny Herbert O'Brien
John Parker
Milan
Garrick Percy
Perthshire
Miss
James M. Perkins
Dye
John Peterson
Everest
Carl W. Potter
Chamberlain
Forrest Ridge
McGraw
Neb
Chas
Edwin Robbins
Worthington
Dennis C. Robinson
New Oxford
Elmer B. Salling
Max Schlossberg
Marvey B. Schrock
Sugar Creek
Patrick J. Schwinn
Weir
Robert J. Shannon
Donaldson Mills
Dan
Harry W. Sharp
Vichy
Farl H. Sizer
Holland Patent
Antonio Varna
Valentine J. Weaver
Winona
Theodore Willing
Mint
Sydney
Australia
Henry Yule Braddon
Indee
Manton Avenue
County Commissioners’ Court
Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Edi
Buffalo Expresa
N. Hackberry Street
N. Pine Street
N. Olive Street
North Street
Drexel Avenue
Cactus
Foster-Milburn Co
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