Masks Make Gas Clouds Harmless By Converting Them Into Salt
An examination of gas masks as a wartime innovation describes how these devices filter air through chemical layers, turning poisonous chlorine into harmless salt. The article praises the device’s evolution from simple respirators to multi-layer systems that neutralize various gases, warning of warfare’s grim toll while noting the strategic shift toward protective gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolf Hutchinson
M.D
Orse
Germany
Humur
Armiea
Austriae
Aussian
Reich Mors
England
France
War Office
Livia
Ketvala
Terman
Walla
Ting
Amit
Ariler
Gas Mask Tales Of War Era And Remedies
Panoramic wartime piece recounts improvised gas masks, makers of home concoctions, and later professional designs. It notes mothers and wives rushing to craft masks, the eyes and moisture issues, and the shift from crude pouches to standardized canister masks. It also describes training soldiers to endure masks in trenches and recounts a deadly wind event inflicting casualties amid gas warfare.
Easy to Make Pine Cough Remedy At Home
A vintage style ad describes a pine cough remedy made by mixing 2 teaspoons of Pinex with a pint of thick syrup, pitched as a cheaper alternative to store bought syrups. It touts rapid relief, claims to soothe inflamed throat membranes, and warns against substitutes while promising satisfaction or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ytre
Ib Edgerly
Uae
Macy
Wayne
Philip Sheridan Private in Army.
A fragmented 19th century notice recalls Philip Henry Sheridan's early career in the army, noting attempts to obtain an officer’s commission, his resignation to join the fight, his service with the Laoth Infantry and the Lafantey unit, and his Fordham College sports prowess while awaiting further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Henry’Sheridan
New York Herald
Plathsburg
Bie
Sheridan
Laoth Infantry
France
Phil
Arthur G. Sheridan
Gene Vural Phi Sheridan
Vistwar
Lafantey
Camp Mill Long Island
Young Sheridan
Fordham
Tia
yoRranga
Min
Fokin Malesia Sheridan
Eust Helitty
Second Streett
New York City
Elk numbers in Yellowstone region and conservation efforts
The article reports over 200000 American elk across Wyoming Montana and parts of Canada with major herds in Yellowstone and the Northern range. It notes winter descents to lower elevations, starvation risks, and a US Congress appropriation of 50000 for winter feeding at a refuge near Jackson Wyoming. It cites captivity figures, transfer efforts, and a Yellowstone exhibit at the U.S. National Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver
America
Wyoming
Montuns
Kishy
Manitoba
Albert
Saskiatchowan
Cardi
New York
Yellowstone
Humberine
Continental Divide
Mountelne
Wy Wining
Tliamaur
Jawksor Hole
Lince
Howover
Jackson Tole
Congress of the United States Armie Unie Beo
Tackson Hole
Jackson
Wyo
Fnr
Yellawatone
Jackson Hale
Department of Agriculture
United States
Fellowstone Park
Unite States National Museum
Wullington
Smithgonian Institution
Interine
Wepartnam
Phik Broly
Yellowstone National Park
Thule Peime
Ethg ‘Museilur
Remedy Promises Relief From Gall Stones Misery
An advertisement recounts a resolved gall stone case after using Fruitola and Traxo. It claims a seven year illness ended after five bottles, praising the original formula from Pinus Juborttoriea and urging readers to order by mail from Pinus Laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Bonner
Travisigne
Ant
T Hays
Monticello
Geng
Pinus Laboratories
Nanticelly
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Lot
Baye Valeeke Waratt
BY Valera Buratt
Denver
Hon-ran
Vaalh
Tl & Fox Qaya
Mia G. J
Moudainae
Pal
Carey
Meatngly Clan
Alr
Cwarnkytiva Scenta
Webi
Surat
Volidins
Chivaa
Enciosy
Tucson
Scala
Helsit
Geome
TM Entreseseny
Sere Hum Aanate
Commonwealth Bank & Trust Co
Guaranty Fund Bank
Capital
W. R. Wiseman
T._N. Smith
Juan Faudos
Asa’t
T. J. Dennis
Aus't
Harry Lands
Perfors
Herrick
Stowers
Johnson
Heathers
Heca
Cou Springs
Link Springs
Thia
Caria
Eno Reoiear
Rule United
Enrigs
Phone Crockeltt
Phil Sheridan
ARMY
Anual
Paulely
Lorie sTalea
Tina
Sama
Mms, Helena Dohnei
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