Allies Turn Food Corner Says Hoover in London
Merbet Hoover, U S food administrator, told allied food controllers in London that the corner in food production and supply has been turned. He said the submarine menace no longer threatens the food supply and cited 10,000,000 tons exported to the allies in the past year with 21,000,000 tons expected next year. He noted U S pork output would supply meat for the allies and contrasted enemy hunger with allied success. Present were food controllers from England, France, Italy, Belgium and others.
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London
Merbert Hoover
United States
Mansion House
Canada
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Countries
President Commutes Soldier Beauregard Sentence
President Wilson commuted Private Albert F. Beauregard of Company H 16th infantry to life imprisonment from death. The U S expeditionary force member was convicted of deserting in the face of the enemy.
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Washington
Albert FE. Beauregard
Company H
16Th Infantry
American Expeditionary Forces
Wilson
Gas Worker Praises Tanlac For Quick Health Return
Dom Dagall of 292% Wallingford Avenue, employed by Seattle Gas, says Tanlac rebuilt his strength after a year of stomach trouble. He reports weight gain to 129 pounds, restored appetite, no indigestion, fewer headaches, and better sleep. The ad notes Tanlac as a tonic sold in Seattle by Bartel Drug Stores under Tanlac representation.
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Dom Dagall
Fartet
Dangall
Wallingford Avenue
Seattle Gas Company
Taniac
Seattle
Bartel Drug Stores
Plain cocoanut oil shampoo beats commercial soaps
Alkali in most soaps and shampoos dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. Use plain melted cocoanut oil from the drugstore, a teaspoonful with water to moisten hair. It creates rich lather, cleanses thoroughly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to comb. It also removes dust dirt and dandruff.
Yanks Hold Balance Of Power In France War Reporting
United Press dispatch from July 1 1918 describes American units learning in France through 1918 training and combat. It notes Cantigny Marne battles proving U S troops reliable in defense and offense and explains logistics and manpower needed to sustain fighting forces in France.
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United Cress
France
America
Hirst
Toul
Chemin Des Dames
Laineville
Verdun
Alsace
Cantigny
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Hoursches
Ola de Belleau
Planes built for U S total and production rates
Special to The Star reports 4 496 elementary training aircraft delivered to the U S government by June 8. Advanced training planes averaged 22 in April, 45 in May, and 78 in the week ending June 8. Combat planes totaled 286 by June, with 5 in April and 38 in May. Over 2 000 Liberty motors delivered. machine guns for airplanes numbered 37 250 by late June.
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H. Dent, Jr
Baker
United States
Army
Navy
Chief Dentist of Uncle Sam's Army
Col J B Bernheim of the army dental corps leads dental supplies as one of the first dentists to hold this rank in the regular army. The text stresses the importance of dental care to maintain health for soldiers and prevent teeth from drifting from proper alignment.
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Uncle Sam’s Army
Col
J. BR. Bernheim
Army Dental Corps
Vital Statistics and Notices From Beattie Area
A compiled listing includes births, marriages, divorces, and deaths with names and addresses. It records numerous baby girls and boys born in July, coupled with divorces and cruelty complaints, followed by a series of obituaries and death notices for local residents and visitors across Beattie.
Planes Down in Battles Reported by British Air Ministry
London July 23 Destruction of five enemy aircraft and the loss of as many British planes were reported today by the British air ministry in its communique.
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London
British Air Ministry
Gasoline tax may not come by Borah action
Senator Borah plans to back McAdoo and Wilson on the 4 billion revenue bill from excess profits and earned incomes. He seeks reports from the federal trade commission and treasury on the proposal as war profits focus dominates. California bounty records show 26 mountain lions killed for scalps yielding $464 total
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SN. RE. A
Washington
Borah
McAdoo
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Treasury Department
McAdoole
California
Dagger in the Back Prompts Gold Medal Back Pain Cure Ad
An old advertisement claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlemmer Ol Capsules ease backache for tomorrow. It touts a Holland origin, three daily doses, guaranteed relief and money back if not helped. Sold by Owl Drug Co.
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Holland
Netherlands
Haarlem
Owl Drug Co
Call Mechanics to Take Up Aviation
Marine Recruiting headquarters 101 yesterday issued a call for qualified mechanics to join the aviation corps. The offer includes good pay and a chance to study aviation. Enlistees will be sent to San Diego to the government aviation field there.
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Aviation Corps
Marine Recruiting Headquarters
San Diego
Borrowed Time Club Plans Talk on World Democracy War
The Borrowed Time club meets Thursday at 2 p m in their hall at 4th N E and 45th St to discuss if this war will be followed by a world democracy. Brig General H H Greene has orders to command the Philippine Department, relieving Brig General Robt K Pvana.
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Borrowed Time Club
4Th N. BE
45Th St
HH. A. Greene
Camp Lewis
Philippine Department
Robt. K. Pvana
Canthrax Shampoo Promises Easy Hair Care
An article extols careful hair washing and a simple Canthrax shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoonful in hot water. The mixture yields a full cup of liquid shampoo that dissolves impurities, removes dandruff and oil, and leaves the scalp clean and hair lustrous with natural color.
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Eitel Bldg
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Tanlac
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Fred 8S
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Palatine Ave
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Tiet Ave
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Firet Ave
J. RB Downer
Firet Ave W. July & Girl To Mr and Mra
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Walter B. Olsen
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Irom Swain
16Th Ave
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26Th Ave
Jacob Worth
King County
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Alma M. McCurdy
Hilford Dunn
Western Ave
Otto Malan
Taylor Ave
Stephen Glaubert
12Th Ave
Henry M. Young
Whitman Ave
Thaddeus Ongood
Broadway
Catherine M. McFarland
Erima Brewbaker
Nickerson
Gilson Gardner
Ateny Drug Store
Rline CO
Srazicna
W. W. Houghton & Bon
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