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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
2
Paris reports thirteen killed and fifty wounded in a night air raid while American troops push bold advances into German lines in Lorraine. Reports note casualties, naval incidents, and Allied efforts as officials announce strategic moves and diplomatic exchanges.
Food administration says manufacturers will get full sugar for canning and preservation as Cuba shipments rise. Air service expands with 2,500 planes on front and 46 technicians per plane. Navy hospital units, officer discharges, Four Minute Men plans in schools, and licenses easing personal shipments abroad.
The War Department ordered ninety five thousand more men to prepare for induction into training camps. The call starts March 29 and lasts five days, drawing from every state except laws and Minnesota. The plan aims to minimize disruption to industry and agriculture as Gen Crandell terms it selective. States’ quotas include New York 12 288 Massachusetts 2 069 Michigan 8 558 Illinois 6 955 Texas 3 948 California 1 745 and others with clothing stores ample for the force.
American detachments carried out surprise attacks south of Richecourt and east of Luneville as German trenches were entered along Toul. In Paris and suburbs a Monday air raid killed 29 and wounded 50, with 29 injured in suburbs. Germans lost four planes in the raid. Navy praise followed a House inquiry into naval affairs.
A reader from Canton Ohio seeks guidance on female ailments and avoiding surgery after doctors recommended an operation. The letter cites Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Co. and asks for medical advice based on years of experience. The column promotes consulting the company for help.
An old advertised beauty remedy mixes lemon juice with orchard white to create a bleaching and softening lotion. The ad urges straining pulp for clarity and using a quarter pint batch on face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles sallowness and rough skin. It promotes a simple homemade treatment alongside a separate health note.
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