Two Years in Bed and Rolling Chair
Mrs. EB O Witwer of Atlanta credits Tanlac with a remarkable recovery from chronic indigestion after two years bedridden. She gained 25 pounds in eleven bottles and now walks, sleeps well, and reports constant energy. The product is sold locally by City Drug Store and others.
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Tanlac
EB. O. Witwer
Taniac
Atlanta
Kemmeer
City Drug Store
Daniel
FE. D. Key
Frontier
Frontier Supply Co
Jackson
Jackson Drug Co
Prophet of Profit Promises Utah Oil Boom Forecast
A Salt Lake broker markets dubious oil projections under Blue Sky law, citing a "well-known" Wyoming operator predicting Utah will outproduce Wyoming in five years. He claims oil could be found at 1700 to 2000 feet, with wells yielding 400 to 500 barrels.
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Salt Lake
Aten
Rave
Wyoming
Utah
Rdiess of
Ag Ress
Third Liberty Loan And The Newspapers
Secretary McAdoo telegram to editors in New York praises American Newspaper Publishers Association members for their support of Liberty Loans. He commends newspapers as a public asset, forming enlightened opinion and informing citizens on government needs to aid victory in the war for democracy and justice.
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Fehl Hy
Liberty
McAdoo
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Treasury Department
People of
America
War Savings Stamps Rally Supports All Americans
Victory hinges on every citizen not just soldiers. Work, buy, and lend to the Government to fund the war effort and secure victory.
Must Work Enlist or Move in Douglas
A Douglas anti loafing poster from the One Hundred Per Cent American club warns vagrants to enlist work or leave. The notice requires name address and occupation and threatens action within three days of arrival if no valid reason for unemployment is provided. The chairman says patriotic citizens support the government soldiers and Red Cross and will not tolerate loafers.
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American Club
Douglas
Loafers
Red Cross
Eradicate German Influence in California Politics
The piece labels Spreckels and his California relatives as Germans and warns their influence is harmful. It attacks Francis J. Heney for German ties and cooperation with Spreckels, arguing such figures should lack official power amid wartime suspicion of alien sympathies.
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Spreckels
New York
California
United States
Americas
Francis J. Heney
Henry
Honey
Sprockels
Adleri ka Instant Remedy Promises Quick Relief
The ad claims instant action buckthorn bark and glycerin to relieve sour stomach gas and constipation. It touts use for parents and doctors and cites city drug stores. It mentions Kemmerer and Adlor-ika as part of the product branding. It frames the item as meeting national needs and duties.
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Kemmerer
Adlerika
Ady
Three Grow Hoya Receive War News From Grow Family
Word has come from Utah that Mrs W V Grow received letters from the Grow boys serving in the United States. Walter V Grow Jr is on his fifth trip for France while Cantwell B Grow is stationed in the North Sea near England. Theo Grow is listed as injured and Renee Stier is mentioned in connection with the family updates.
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Utah
W. V. Grow
Grow Boys
United States Service
Walter V. Grow, Jr
France
Cantwell B. Grow
North Sea
Theo Grow
Res
Ierigoe Jured
Renee Stier
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Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Lincoln Tire
Lincoln Tire Repairing Co
J.T. Platt & Son
Lincoln County Garage
Third Liberty Loan
Teil Ieee
Woopstocn Typewriter Company
Bideagu
C. A. Christmas ———m, Wroagra
Klar
Kemme
Star Coal Mining Company
Lincoln Lumber Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
Lincoln County Booster
F. G. Abel
Prop
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Lincoln Lumber Co
Lincoln County
Kemmerer, Wromiog