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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1917

Page

7

Tanlac credited with 21 pound gain by Denver man

H L Edwards of Denver Colorado says after four bottles of Tanlac his appetite returns sleep improves and strength rises enough to work again. He recounts a bout with grippe and long bedridden illness before starting Tanlac and claims he would not take a thousand dollars for the relief it provided.

H.l Hdwards Denver Colo Tima Louis George Washington Philadelphia Star

Secret to success tips from a business leader

George W. Perring urges daily focused effort and living for the current day. He says the head of the table has space to grow and young people should excel in one area, work hard, and avoid chasing wage hikes. A teacher asks for London essays, mocking youths who imitate dense population in textbooks.

George W. Perring Leslie's Weekly London Plonge New York Globe

Plan to store and finance 1917 potato crop guidance

Federal food administration officials outline a storage and financing plan for the 1917 potato crop. New England growers move to use reserve banks for 90 day loans at up to 6 percent, with graded stock packed in two bushel sacks and improved railcar loading. Municipal storage is urged as harvest peaks to prevent market gluts.

Washington Food” Administration Federal Reserve System Reserve System Lou. D. Bweet The Food Administration Reserve Board New England United States Tocal Boston Masy Lou D. Sweet Federal Reserve Board

Wayward Daughter and The Gloves Lesson

A neighbor recounts rebuking a young daughter over wearing evening gloves for morning shopping. The mother’s earnest talk aims to curb vanity and extravagance, teaching a serious moral lesson about conduct and consequences. The fragment shifts to Secretary Redfield announcing a government war contracts study and a proposed contract fee to control costs and profits.

Washington Redfield Hag

Humorous Office Call Confusion At Gadspur Firm

A lightly comic exchange unfolds as an office boy relays a caller seeking Mr. Gadspur. The conversation shifts with misheard names and a request to summon Gadspur to the phone, revealing the era's genteel workplace humor.

Mrg

First Hobo Collects for Monument to Vacuum Inventor

A roadside exchange jokes about raising a fund to honor the inventor of the vacuum cleaner. The first hobo suggests the collection, the second asks who it is and the first notes sprucing up without water.

Doctor urges exercise for sedentary lifestyles

A doctor warns that sedentary people should adopt some physical activity. The piece notes a clerk likely consulted the doctor and describes daily stretches and yawns as part of routine inactivity.

Time to Go and the Dancer’s Wild Family

A comic strip style collage unfolds with lines about a Hawaiian dancer, her family, and a weary maid. The dialogue includes a clock striking ten and a facetious man. A citizen complains about intoxication while wheelbarrows and taxis are joked about in a playful local scene.

Delightful magazine features and ads dominate this month

A fragmented OCR reads as 2 delighted headings and a dialogue about a magazine issue listing seven pages of reading material and ads. It mentions a dancer's rise from the bottom and a $100 weekly payoff, with 91 000 in some figure.

Real Teat Speech Reflected in Quiet Verse Court

A fragmentary OCR reading shows a playful line about writing sentimental poetry to a sweetheart. The odd phrasing hints at a personal note or verse style, mentioning a person named Dick and a jock. The text reads as a casual literary aside rather than a formal article.

Jock

Uncle Joe's Green Corn Tale Recalls Willard Hotel Banter

A new congressman recalls a thirty year old joke told to Representative Cannon about green corn eaten at the old Willard hotel. The tale involves a Danville neighbor and three meals a day on the American plan, ending with a quip about cheaper board at a livery stable.

Joe Civinon Timots Cannon Willard Danville

Cuticura Trial Free For Eczema Relief

Hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment can relieve eczema itch and irritation in about ten minutes. Free sample by mail with a booklet from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Also notes nurses knitting for soldiers in hospital and a Red Cross Bag Blue advert. Brevity in eating praised as patriotism.

Dept. L Boston

Mule killed by freight train near track, testimony shows

In Macon telegraph report the farmer testifies that he cannot confirm the mule was on the track when struck by a defendant company freight train. The attorney asks the witness to confirm, and the witness offers a cautious supposition about the mule’s location and possible fate if the train had passed differently.

Jones Macon Telegraph

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