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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
3
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The fragmentary OCR hints at a political or religious phrase in a Nordic language mix. Comprehension is limited by illegible portions and missing context. No clear names dates places or events can be confirmed from the readable text.
After weighing sixty pounds Mrs. C. Cason of Acworth Ga says Tanlac restored her health and appetite and she now weighs ninety five pounds. She plans to return home to her husband on the Acworth farm and praises Tanlac publicly. The notice ends with an unrelated cartoon caption about political attitudes from Senator Sorghum.
A 1916 letter from L A Richardson, a Marine Illinois druggist, extols Swamp Root for kidney and liver relief after failed treatments. The note claims a Spring case of a man near despair recovered after three months, boosting local demand and urging readers to request a sample and brochure from Kilmer Co.
A reflection on the enduring motto Liberty And Union Now And Forever, One And Inseparable, echoing the sentiment that the flag represents more than cloth. The text ties national identity to shared ideals and long-standing unity.
A notice from the Army and Navy Journal discusses the origin of flag-raising practices at sunrise and lowering at sunset for army and navy posts. It notes ship norms for raising at eight in the morning and lowering at sunset, with variations when in port or during church services and battles.
Fragmentary text notes display behaviors of ships near land and near forts lighthouses or towns. It implies navigation cautions about staying clear when approaching coastal structures or other warships.
A poetic meditation on the American flag its voice speaking for Union Liberty and the Constitution explains how stars and stripes symbolize duty courage and shared memory across sea and land, honoring patriots and heroes both living and dead and urging reverence for national ideals.
President Wilson greets thousands of Confederate veterans in Washington marking the twenty seventh reunion. He urges readiness to serve government and defend liberty, praising national unity and self sacrifice amid nationwide registration for service.
Cheyenne Wyoming reports that over twenty vagrants arrested by local police were freed following registration for military service. In a separate note, the Chamber of Deputies approved a peace resolution demanding liberation of territories occupied by Germany, Alsace Lorraine’s return to France, reparations, and the creation of a league of nations.
Petrograd reports the Council of Soldiers and Workmen delegates sent a long statement to Socialist parties and central federations urging world peace without annexations or indemnities, based on nations deciding their own destiny. Chicago registers 300,000. Mexican wreck disrupts Pueblo turntable as Gallegas, 32, fled after wrecking the locomotive.
The passage asserts the flag’s colors symbolize purity valor and justice. It states the flag’s stripes stars and colors were officially recognized by the fathers and should be cherished and upheld by all citizens.
A parade of quotes extols a brave volunteer. a head porter at four New York hotels has died leaving an estate around 100000. An ad promotes Red Cross Bag Blue as a laundry product with grocers selling the item.
The record notes a doctor asking if the patient took prescribed medicine as directed and a nurse stating he refused and swore each time, highlighting noncompliance in treatment.
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