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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1917
Page
7
A simple durable portfolio is described using brown denim to hold a pen and pencil with a tablet and post cards. The case includes a three-letter support panel, a central denim retrap, and a solid ink delivery system. It fastens with a snap, and initials can be embroidered to personalize for the boys in the service.
The text describes decorative boudoir caps and jackets, often worn only in the bedroom or for breakfast table settings. It highlights a pink ribbon and lace jacket designed to slip over the nightdress, with caps as bands of wide ribbon edged with lace and a fancy braid.
A delicate gray paper rope basket lined in rose silk showcases intricate craft. It highlights the giver's warm friendship and includes small pockets along the lining to hold sewing tools, making it a cherished token for someone dear.
A reader describes making character dolls named Carl dad Gretchen Hortenge with stockings stuffed with cotton. White socks form bodies while colored socks color the bodies. Baney stitches jackets with yarn outlines for eyes nose and mouth in black and red. Two toned socks, often bright colors, give the dolls a cheerful look.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wishbone thimble case found among wreck debris. The readable text hints at a maritime or railway disaster with unidentified artifacts and partial inscriptions. Further context is unavailable due to damaged source text.
Readers see home made Christmas dolls with an Uncle Sam motif for babies. Dolls have stuffed bodies or heads and are dressed in cotton flannel elderdown or percale. A rubber ball inside creates movement and a squeal when punched for baby amusement.
Western Newspaper Union reports from Washington on November 28 state Italian and Austrian actions, with Italian lines holding near Monte Pertica and Braenta Piave. US President Wilson and Cabinet decide against declaring war on Austria-Hungary for now. Frontiers closed in Switzerland and several fronts see renewed bombardment, including a Bourlon wood attack near Cambrai.
President Wilson appoints Thomas 8 Price as inspector of explosives for the state of Colorado. The Denver announcement confirms the appointment and role.
Berne reports a Pan German League outline proposing peace terms after military setbacks. The plan includes gold indemnity, annexations of Courland Lithuania Livonia and islands, control of Belgium and Dover straits, a vast African empire, and reversion of Egypt and Sudan to old dynasties.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a long trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds. It promises better sleep cough relief and morning expectoration claiming success in the United States for over five decades and notes bottle prices of 80 and 90 cents. It also includes neutral product mentions and other generic ads about household goods and sayings.
Thousands of women suffer bladder and kidney trouble without realizing it. Symptoms include back pain, headaches, loss of ambition, and nervousness. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is advertised as a remedy. test sample available by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. at Binghamton NY.
A notarial oath records F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio declaring partnership in the city and state. The affidavit sworn before A W Gleason December 6 with a seal and notary public signature.
An advertisement claims Backadia and Anurio tablets cure kidney trouble and backache by reducing uric acid buildup. It urges sparing meat, drinking water between meals, and taking Anurio before meals. The note cites Dr. Pierce of the Invalides Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo and offers a trial pack for 10 cents and a large package for 6 cents.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and misread names suggesting a damaged OCR segment with unclear meaning and no coherent news event or person to identify.
The ad promotes Castoria as a famous remedy for infants and children and notes a signature line. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for regulating liver, bowels, and stomach. The text imitates old medical advertising language and suggests trust in familiar brands.
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