Cottage Cheese Gospel Aims to Save Food and Money
Mrs Davis the government cottage cheese expert tours Washington state urging cottage cheese as wartime food conservation. She argues it cuts dairy waste, saves 5 cents a pound versus beef, and can feed future generations. She plans talks at Hallard high, University of Washington, Franklin high, and a weekly Mason Club luncheon.
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Tanlac Restores Elizabeth Jones After Years of Suffering
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of 421 Pike Street reports Tanlac ended years of poor appetite, headaches, insomnia, and nerves. She says first bottle brought quick relief, improved digestion, stronger energy, and renewed appetite. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special Tanlac representative.
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Baker Cuts Through Aircraft Cold Reality In Report
Special Staff Itepated reports the War Department’s aircraft shakeup followed a business survey. It found lack of coordination, separation of production and experimental work, and dishonesty in not admitting delays. John D. Ryan was brought in to weld agencies into a compact operation. The report notes production lags by about 90 days and mentions a justice department inquiry ordered by the president.
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Johnny's Firm Testimony Hits Jury in Dog Attack Suit
Five year old Johnny Alexander testified before Judge Sverett Smith about an attack by a monstrous dog, delivering vivid illustrations to a jury. He sues dog owner Cyrille J. Buseh for five thousand dollars in damages.
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Stock Tables Cite 300 Yard Pick From Regular Stock
A brief note indicates 300 yards were chosen from the standard stock tables. The line mentions selection from existing stock without detailing purpose, date, or location. Further context is unavailable in readable text.
Permanent Peace Men Open Meeting Today
Philadelphia May 16 The League to Enforce Peace opened a two day convention at Witherspoon hall with the slogan Win the war for permanent peace. Former President Taft presided and will lead discussions on political and economic aspects of the world conflict with noted authorities.
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Barber Offers Home Hair Coloring Remedy For Graying
New York barber A E O'Brien promotes Orlex powder for instant hair darkening. He claims a box costs 25 cents and includes full mixing directions, a $100 gold bond guarantee, and assurance of no silver or harmful derivatives. The ad states results include non rubbing off, nonsticky feel, and a look twenty years younger.
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A. E. O'Brien
New York City
Adler-i-ka advertised bowel cleanser claims
An old promotional piece extols Adler-i-ka as the most complete bowel cleanser. It links dirty bowels to appendicitis and general illness, featuring physician testimonials and endoresements from various doctors and patients praising relief and better sleep after use.
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Square Deal Proposed for Enemy Aliens by Reames at Rotary
Clarence L. Reames urged a square deal for enemy aliens at a Rotary Club gathering. He declared the Kaiser cannot claim that Americans were unfair, while Wilton Lackaye warned against premature peace. Cyrus Pierce of the Federal Reserve emphasized American sacrifice in France.
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French editor doomed to die in court martial
Paris May 16. Convicted by a court martial on a charge of intelligence with the enemy. M. Duval former co editor of the Bonnet Rouge newspaper is today under sentence of death.
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M. Duval
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Little Princess to March in Pageant at Lincoln High
Louise Laugh, 13, star of The Little Princess, will march in the Red Cross parade Saturday with cast members. The Lincoln High School play Friday the 17th aims to raise funds for the Red Cross. over 1,500 people expected to attend and every cent of proceeds will go to the charity.
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Lincoln High School
Red Cross
Appreciative Women Endorse Lydia Pinkham Letters
Women write to praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after long periods of suffering. The letters claim relief from months or years of illness and urge other women to try the remedy.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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