Nervous condition advertised pills claim help
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a treatment for neurasthenia from nervous strain. It cites Julia McCarthy of Manafick Ohio describing recovery after use and notes the pills build blood, contain no stimulants, and are available through doctors or direct order with prices listed.
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Fae
Thenia
Julia McCarthy
South Avenue
Manafick
Ohio
Williams
Pink Pilla
Drucsist
Dr Medicine Co
Schenectady
Soldiers' Voices and Singing at Camp Sammy’s Training
Soldiers at Camp Sammy mix drill and work with singing and recreation. The image shows Sammies learning a patriotic song from Stanley Slawkina as they prepare to march home. Soldiers share scarce copies of "Freedom for All Forever" with those at home and abroad.
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Sammy
Levone
Stanley Slawkina
Boye
Homers
Uncle Sam Sells Fertilizer Direct to Farmers
The United States government sold one hundred thousand tons of nitrate of soda to farmers at 76.50 per ton with freight paid to their nearest station. Three shiploads arrived in Charleston South Carolina Wilmington North Carolina and Savannah Georgia. The program, led by Charles J. Brand, established county agents or three-member committees to process applications, collect payments, and handle deliveries with no major issues.
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Washington
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Charleston
D. C
Wilmington
N. C
Savannah
Agriculture Department
Nuxated Iron Urged for Hospitals and Physicians
Former Health Commissioner William R. Kerr credits his vigor at 60 plus years to daily use of Nuxated Iron. He asserts it strengthens delicate nervous or run-down individuals within ten days. Endorsements come from Dr James Francis Sul fermerry of Bellevue and other physicians who report using Nexated Iron in their practice.
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William R. Kerr
James Francis Sulfermerry
Bellevue
N. Y
C. Daanes
Beth Hospital
New York
Newman
Sordefferson Perk Hospital
Chi
Kerr
James Francis N
Belle- Hospital
Westchester County
Kerris
Uman
A. J. Newman
Police Sur
E. Sauer
Boston
Chicago
Lahall
Cisen
T. Alphonsos Wallace
Engand
Chiccago
Nice
Schuyler CC. Jaques
Margeon
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Owl Drug Co
Bartell Drug Co
Swift's Pharmacy
British Labor to Be Topic in Seattle Visit
C Duncan and William Moases bring firsthand insight on British labor during wartime. They travel to Seattle as part of a nationwide tour aided by Samuel Gompers to discuss workers’ war roles. Local secretary James A. Duncan seeks to move the talk to Sunday March 24 for larger attendance.
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Seattle
C. Duncan
William Moases
United Patternmakers’ Association
Samuel Gompern
James A. Duncan
Central Labor Council
Seattle Leads in Shipbuilding Expenditures
The Seattle district spanning Washington and Oregon doubled New York’s shipbuilding outlay in the period August 1 to January 31, with Seattle spending 40 million dollars versus New York’s about 20 million. The U S Shipping Board report highlights Seattle’s dominance in shipbuilding investments.
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Northwest
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
New York
Amileage Book Drive Aims to Sell 500 Volumes
J. K. Nicholson of the amileage committee enlisted the Elka to aid a drive for amileage books. He expects sales to members alone to reach 500 books.
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J. KF. Nicholson
Amileage Committee
The
Elka
Amileage
Nichol
Mik
Pruning Knife Decision Delays County Fair Outcome
The Hoover pruning knife looms as the student affairs committee delays Friday decision on the annual university county fair held on campus. The fate of the fair hinges on campus committee action.
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Hoover
Norwegian War Hero Returns to Seattle to Wed
Nordburt Fysell, a 29 year old former quartermaster in allied transports, recounts wartime exploits from the first Zealand troop voyage to the Dardanelles. He speaks of shells, a German U-9 torpedo attack, and life aboard transports before an honorable discharge to marry at Seattle's Pine Street Market area.
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Nordburt Fysell
Seattle
Fysell
New Zealand
Dardanelles
Pine St. Market
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Food Souring
An advertisement touts Pepe's Diapepsin as a safe quick fix for indigestion sour stomach gas heartburn and dyspepsia. It claims the antacid neutralizes acids within five minutes and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.
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Pepe
Pape
Germany to go dry as beer plants close nationwide
Amsterdam dispatch says Germany closed breweries to conserve grain supply. Soldiers at the front will not receive beer ration and thousands of workers face unemployment as plants shut down. The dry state is expected to take full effect within six months due to scarce liquor and grain.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Germany
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16Th Ave
Rervius
Stanley Hawkins
Uncle Sam
Charles J. Brand
Bureau of Markets
City of Chicago
Elks Books
Fraser-Paterson Co
the Fitwells
EE Ees
Fraseraterson
Fraeser-l’aterson
Eton
Eavin
Fraser-Paterson
Maire
Fancy
Raed
Morocco
Eldredge
Transport Service
Lifestaff
Heinrich’s Staff Products Co
Capitol
Stin
Dea
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