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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
3
Charles H. Mair of 814 Aredia Street Colorado Springs claims after three Tanlac bottles his indigestion vanished and he gained sixteen pounds. He says he quickly recovered strength and can work all day without fatigue after long years of stomach trouble and weight loss.
A New York correspondent reports Warden Hanley of the Tombs prison received a call and a note from a man in a frock coat and top hat. The note recalls a father once employed as a heat denunciator in a Pittsburgh metal mill and questions motive, asking the warden to consider the matter privately.
The ad promotes Cuticura for dry fall ing hair and scalp itch. It advises rubbing Cuticura Ointment into the scalp then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Readers can obtain a free sample and booklet by mailing an address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Available everywhere.
Capt Ian Hay praises American promptness in tackling submarine danger in New York and contrasts it with Britain urging readiness at home. He asserts that national energy and ability will prevail in both lands, underscoring wartime morale amid ongoing naval risks.
Washington July 3 regulations issued to govern selecting a national army from June 5 registrants. Local boards decide exemptions by merit with no class favors, while district boards handle industrial and agricultural exemptions and appeals. The process aims to call selected men to colors around Sept 1 as housing and mobilization allow.
Report from Paris and Peking detail the fall of the Li Yuan Hung government after a rising by Gen. Chang Hsun who declared himself dictator. The Manchu emperor Hanantung was restored to the throne amid turmoil in China and shifting provincial loyalties. In France, Pershing was greeted by maimed French soldiers in a downpour as crowds cheered the American commander.
A fragment suggests concern over dresses and demand this season. The item mentions a husband’s exclamation of relief, possibly referencing fashion costs and household decisions. No clear event or sources are identified.
In a city directory handed to him by Flubdub a reader notes many addresses are lengthy while preferring concise public speeches and shorter addresses. The exchange hints at a preference for succinct, accessible civic notices amid verbose listings.
A four year old boy named Harold, walking with his father to Sunday school, struggles with fatigue on the long ascent. The father asks if he is walking too fast, and Harold replies that he is the one tiring, not the pace.
A fragmented notices page mentions William Fleming of St Paul teaching his fowls to respond to individual names Rosanna Hoffman of Pittsburgh walks daily to pray for world peace and a quip about riches and happiness alongside brief ad like slogans and odd lines.
Dialogue snippet shows a man quipping about his wife listening to his advice with humor. The exchange highlights a playful domestic dynamic and a courteous wife.
A kind-hearted woman reproves a boy who chased a cat up a tree. She asks if he would like to be chased that way, and the boy admits he would not if he could climb as well as the cat.
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