Daily Dose claim for 20 years aids rheumatic relief
A 78 year old woman credits Kruschen Salts with over two decades of relief from rheumatism. She started in Hogland and continued in England, saying the small daily dose keeps her free of rheumatic pain. The note explains rheumatism arises from uric acid crystals and Kruschen purportedly dulls and dissolves them.
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Abe
Hogland
England
Gems For Your Setup-book
Quotations on constancy, virtue, and conscience from Edwards Addison Matthew Eddy Seneca and Webster collected as a compact devotional style note. Reflects on truth guiding conduct and enduring moral inheritance beyond political fame or professional reputation.
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Edinburgh War Weapons Week Raises Ten Million Pounds
During War Weapons Week in Edinburgh the city of about half a million raised ten million pounds in three days after news of the sinking of the Prince of Wales and Repulse. Lord Provost urged rapid replacement funds and promised the ships would fight again in the next phase.
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Prosim Saga Continues with German Boat Duel
A playful verse recounts Commandant Von Schol dur’s raid on a British vessel, a German MT B craft, and a Newfoundlander Skipper who rallies his crew to fight. Sailors drink rum as the gunner, a Hottentot, anticipates his fate. the tale ends with a cliffhanger.
Belgian Minister Pins Croix de Guerre on Dead RAF Pilot
M Camille Gutt, Belgian Minister of Defense, pinned the Croix de Guerre on the tunic of RAF pilot Jean Max, killed in action. Gutt, famed as a foe of Hitler, spoke in London of Belgians fleeing to Britain to join the air force and of ongoing Allied resistance until Nazi defeat. His son and another Belgians’ courage were cited as examples of civilian sacrifice from occupied Belgium.
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M. Camille Gutt
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Germans and Italians Captured in Cyrenaica
The Eighth Army in Libya overruns retreating German forces near Jedabya on the Tripolitanian frontier. An Italian tank crewman surrenders to an Indian soldier after his tank is knocked out, signaling the collapse of Axis resistance in the area.
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Eighth Army
Jedabya
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