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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
3
Mrs. Mamie O'Neill of Denver says after trying many medicines she gained eighteen pounds and can now eat what she wants without pain since taking Tanlac. She reports better sleep, energy, and plans to buy more for friends. Tanlac advertised as available locally.
An advertisement claims corns and calluses can be lifted out with the fingers after applying a few drops of freezone. It touts a small bottle available from drug stores and warns of no pain or infection risk as the solution dries instantly. The text also notes a claim about England's cold winter.
A collage of cosmetic claims promises to remove freckles with ethine double strength and notes on department stores selling Liberty loan bonds. Includes quips about Red Cross Bag Blue and a joke about married life and finances.
A Western daily correspondent reports Canada shows no financial low mood since the war began. Trade indicators rise, farmers prosper, and a strong branch bank system keeps capital fluid. Savings figures rise from 1918 to 1913, with Prohibition aiding money circulation and taxes rising modestly for common people.
The piece recalls a friend who fell on hard times after prosperity. He warned he was close to being busted, yet hoped to recover. He later reappeared on the street and shared he had sold his car to survive, a muted snapshot of misfortune.
President Wilson declares the United States entered World War I due to German insults and aggression. He frames the conflict as a fight for freedom, democracy, and national honor, while stressing no enmity toward the German people and outlining the imperial power behind the war.
A George Creel piece cites how diverse U S factories could pivot to war production. Jewelry shops supply cartridge parts. sash-chain makers forge rifle clips. phono graph firms help shell components. underwear makers aid bandages. music-rolls firms parts for gauges. cream-separator plants shell primers. sewing machines for games. and others convert to fuses, shell plugs, explosives, cartridge cases, shrapnel, and related war materials.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap for facial care with a mail offer. A George Ade wedding breakfast anecdote questions pairing a young couple with a manager arguing the public dislikes seeing a man make love to his wife.
An advertisement chronicles twenty five years of use for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. Druggist E Britton of Jonesboro Tenn endorses it as meritorious and friends call it best medicine. A 1916 request offers a sample bottle for ten cents and a leaflet on kidneys and bladder. Regular sizes sold in drug stores.
Richmond Indiana woman Mra M O Johnston describes two years of severe illness and weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, moved into a new home, performed manual labor, and raised chickens and ducks.
Carlyle quotes urge unity as soldiers of humanity, urging all to fight darkness together. The text extols shared purpose beyond uniforms and differences, praising Red Cross efforts and charitable aid in making garments.
A fragment shows Senator Sorghum quarreling over patriotism and two men arguing about patience with a citizen who won't fight, work, or even speak for his country. The exchange hints at national duty and political loyalty.
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