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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
7
A newspaper blurb touts spring health remedies for blood and nerves. It promotes a Dr. Pierce old fashioned blood tonic with roots and glycerine, later sold as Dr. Olden Medical Discovery, and explains uric acid relief with Anuric. It advises diet, hydration, and a trial package by mail.
President Wilson calls for a second 100 million dollar Red Cross war fund and urges unyielding effort to win the war. He defends against peace talks, stresses national unity, and promotes Red Cross mercy and aid as the world moves toward a lasting peace.
May reports say German troops occupy Bjorko island in the Gulf of Finland south of Viborg and 30 miles northwest of Petrograd. Moscow dispatches claim 3000 killed and 3000 wounded as parts of the city burn. Turkish regulars and Kurds push in Persia capturing Bons bulak Ushria south of Lake mia.
A Daily Mail correspondent reports from Annemasse near the Swiss border that Germans and Austrians face famine with bread shortages and illness rising. Soldiers beg for food while Ukrain e relief is seen as a mirage. months June to August are feared for typhus, dysentery, and further hardship.
London reports say a heavy German counter blow northwest of Melville was repulsed by British forces, with most of the enemy shown to fight weakly along the line in France. French near Lacre and Australians before Amiens fared better, and Allied ground gains are described as important for future operations. Also noted are German losses in a London raid, Turkish mutiny in Asia Minor, a deadly tornado in Kansas, and draft-era army estimates from Washington.
H L Kramer originator of Cascarets introduces Hatonic as a quick acting relief for bad stomachs. The tablet allegedly aids digestion after meals by reducing acidity and helping food move to the bowel, with a money back promise if it fails. Available for 50 cents at drug stores or by mail from Hatonic Remedy Co Chicago.
A brief mocking remark targets a sanctimonious man as a generally lively character when his restraint slips. The tone suggests light humor about his behavior and reputation.
A period advertisement bundle touts Freezone for quick corn removal and pain relief with simple finger lifting. It also promotes Cuticura samples for itching scalp and skin troubles. The copy credits Cincinnati innovation and Ohio testimonials, with prices and mail offers.
An advertisement claims Da Pierce's Plessant Pellets regulate liver bowels and stomach to keep clean and healthy after a clerk sells five pounds of sugar at once in a sensational line.
A dialogue on virtue and wealth contrasts admiration with envy, as Miss Cayenne notes that generosity defines true riches. The passage frames wealth in terms of social good rather than personal gain.
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