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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

11

United States Leads World Science Says Father Moulinier

Father Charles B. Moulinier of Marquette University School of Medicine says global scientific activity centers in the United States and will continue with adequate funding. He notes South America China and Japan seek US leadership and highlights the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia as a pivotal endowment funded center driving medical journals dyes research and international collaboration.

United States Charles B. Moulinier Marquette University School of Medicine Marquette Tribune South America Hina Japan Buenos Aires Wistar Institute of Anatomy Philadelphia China Gruebler Germany Wistar Institute

Philippines May Supply One Hundred Thousand Soldiers

Report notes a potential deployment of 100,000 Filipino troops. Officials weigh manpower, training, and strategic needs as regional security concerns rise. No formal decision announced yet.

Philippines

Summit of Mount Lyell Core of Sierra High Route

An expedition to Yosemite’s Mount Lyell culminates at Thousand Island Lake after a four day trek from Tuolumne Meadows. The journey follows the John Muir trail through Lyell Fork, Donohue Pass, and alpine granite walls to Lyell’s summit and its glaciered basins.

Yosemite Monster Mountain Mount Lyell Sierra Tuolumne Lyell Fork Johnson, Peak Rafferty Peak Parsons Peak Kuna Crest Lyell Thousand Island Lake John Muir Banner Peak Ney Camp

Queer Customs in Borneo

Dr. Carl Lumbholtz describes Krasquett British era style ethnography of Borneo peoples. He notes rhinoceros horn trade for Chinese medicine, Saputan customs at Saputan and Kasao rivers, ear piercing ceremony with a tiger tooth, and Dyaks of the Upper Mahakkan as friendly yet isolated by rapids. He also mentions Malaya influence and the muscular Dyak women.

Borneo Carl Lumbholtz Lumbholtz Muller Mountains Kasao Saputan Mahakkan

Wisconsin Indians Keep Historic Peace Medals Across Generations

A Wisconsin Archeologist article notes descendants retain peace medals dating to 1720. Early pieces include brass issued under George I, silver busts of George II, a Spanish medal, and four American medals. Notable holders include Ottawa and Menomonie families with Lincoln, Polk, Jefferson, and Waumegesako connections.

Wisconsin

Allen's Foot Ease Keeps Workers On Their Feet

Farmers and workers are urged to use Allen's Foot Base and Allen's Foot-Ease to prevent foot pain and blisters. The ad claims antiseptic powder soothes feet, reduces friction, and boosts efficiency. Sold by dealers nationwide for 25 cents.

Allen

The Old Man's Call to Duty

J H Snowden a retired farmer and capitalist plans to hire out this summer to help neighbors harvest crops in Calgary Can while returning from California to answer a patriotic duty. He is fifty five and says he is too old for military service but will aid the war effort by producing food. Thousands in the U S and Canada are urged to act before the war ends.

J. H. Snowden Seattle California Calgary Can Nebraska State Journal

Cuticura Complexions Advertisement Promo

Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment used as needed promise clear complexion clean scalp and soft hands. Free samples available by writing Cuticura Dept X Boston. Sold by druggists and by mail. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 or 50 cents.

Cuticura Dept. X Boston

New Compact Fire Escape Idea For Homes And Ships

A navy youth has designed a collapsible fire escape similar to rope ladders used on ships. The device sits in a window sill container that unfolds the metal ladder and drops it outside the wall. It includes an automatic mechanism to hold the ladder away from the building, improving safety during use.

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil relief advertises backache and kidney cures

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick remedy for backache, lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, and kidney, liver, bladder ailments. It claims cleansing of kidneys, blood purification, and possible disease prevention, urging immediate purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Dean Julia A. Thomas Missouri Ave East St. Louis Frank W. Clover Notary Public Haarlem

Discouraging Precedent Echoes From Past War Brags

Christian Science Monitor cites Napoleonic era remark by Soult and von Hindenburg about driving the English to the sea. It notes Wellington’s retreat near the coast and Haig’s position, questioning whether Von Hindenburg will rethink as Soult did.

Marshal von Hindenburg Soult Wellington von Hindenburg Haig Christian Science Monitor

Kansas City Doctors Vaccinate 3733 in Two Days

In the bunk house district of Kansas City, forty physicians conducted a rapid vaccination drive, immunizing 3,733 people over a two day period.

Kansas City Bunk” House

The Gardener as Patriot in Wartime Ethos

Quote from Charles Lathrop Pack praising home gardening as wartime patriotism. Highlights self-sufficiency through feeding oneself, framing gardeners as crucial to national victory. Cited from The People's Home Journal.

Charles Lathrop Pack The People’s Home Journal

The Productive Banana Yields Vast Food Compared to Potatoes Wheat

The banana plant produces to the acre 44 times as much food as the potato and 180 times as much as wheat, illustrating its extraordinary productivity.

War Diet First Moth Slim Rations Implemented

Report notes new rationing steps during wartime including first moth slim provisions. It states second moth yields approval with no cuffs or belts on the suits. This brief item reflects measures affecting daily attire and resource use in the war period.

Farmers Warn Stomach Health In Hot Weather

A frontier style health notice urges field workers to protect stomach and bowel health in summer heat. It promotes EATONIC from H L Kramer, claiming quick relief from indigestion and related pains, with a money back guarantee and postal order option.

Eatonic H. L. Kramer Pres Eatonic Remedy CO S. Wabask. Ave Chicago

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