Salt Lake City woman praises Tanlac in interview
Mary E Tastor of 58 West Third Street Nord, Salt Lake City, credits Tanlac with restoring her health after years of stomach issues, poor appetite, and nerve weakness. She reports weight gain from 113 to 132 pounds, improved sleep, energy for work, and renewed strength, calling Tanlac the best medicine on earth.
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Mary E. Tastor
Third Street
Nord
Mia Taylor
Tanlae
Toyone
Taninc Ty
Ogden
A. Tt
Stainfyre Drug Co
Eccles
Advertae
Governor Bamberger Cheers in Ohio Rally
The Toledo crowd hailed Gov. Bamberger as he urged Liberty Bond purchases and blasted foreigners, calling for return to home countries. He framed liberty as under threat and urged nationwide support for the Treasury’s Liberty programs during a heated speech.
Railroad Wage Adjustment Board Seeks Contract Rules.
Washington April 2 The railroad administrator's board number 4 contemplates rules of contracts and employment conditions amid dispute between railroad management and the four leading railway brothers.
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Washington
Railroad Administrattor’s Board
Adjustment Number 4
Dlapulex
Leaiting Railway
War Casualties Report From Washington April 1
Washington April 1 wartime casualty list shows 25 American Expeditionary Forces dead or wounded. The tally includes 1 killed in action, 1 died of wounds, 4 died of disease, 2 severely wounded, 17 slightly wounded. Names include Private William Raye and Private Edward Fisher among the dead, and First Lieutenant George B Lose among the wounded. Other listed soldiers include Joseph Nowak Eugene W Elston and Homer Ayer among the slightly wounded.
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Washington
William Raye
Edward Fisher
Tearson
George Fitzstumans
Jessa E. Lunchcomb
Francia Welles
Eugene W. Elston
Joseph Nowak
George B. Lose
Joseph Petrunh
Milton Willard
Wagoner
Frank Jucey
Homer Ayer
Harald F. Buchbinder
Howard HH
Crim
Moses Fischer
Francis J. Catym
Ed S. Honaker
Samuel W. Kann
Clifard Ledford Lamle
Tarleo C. Smith
Troy A. Tarwater
John K. Urban
Fred Warnach
Zemo Skin Remedy Ad from Rose Co Cleveland
An advertisement touts Zemo from the Rose Company of Cleveland as a versatile eczema and skin trouble remedy. It promises relief from itching and healing for sores burns wounds and chafing with a penetrating cleansing action and affordable pricing.
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Rose Co
Cleveland
Long Range Gun for U S Navy Debated in 108 Mil System Range
Reports at a Washington meeting say naval ordnance experts submitted a proposal for a long range U S Navy gun similar to German designs. They caution the military value may not justify the cost. Secretary Daniels expected to be silent on the matter.
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Washington
Naval Ord Nancy
Tila
Apa Quartery Tadnay
Danielw
No Shortage in Labor Reported by Labor Chief
Washington April 2 A K Rackmuin chief of the division of the labor department said during a westward tour there is no shortage of farm labor reports of serfs or shares. He noted strong demand for farm labor and cited a bumper wheat crop with 9 500 000 acres.
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Washington
A. K. Rackmuin
Finn Service Divisio
Departuieet of
West
Tabor
Nir
Markman
Kansas
Bargttt
Impoverished Men and Women Quickly Resula Mentl Strength
Federal pensions of 220 a month and provisions for silver incentives are described. The article mentions individuals linked to the 1917 era, with references to pensions, military service, and reform measures. Details mix with promotional and organizational notes about benefits and compliance.
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Alergy
Ma Dri Avertiaenent
Soi
Salt Lake
Janes Hyly
Palertow
Eevert
Ceputy
Jane Addams Urges League to Normalize World Food
Salt Lake report on Miss Jane Addams Chicago social worker urging a League of Nations run world food distribution to end famine in Europe. She backs Wilson's plan, cites kitchen savings and anti profiteering, and presses allied powers to coordinate exports and imports. She also notes food administration roles and the need for international cooperation beyond wartime relief.
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Salt Lake
League of Nations
Jane Addams
Chicago
Addrose
Tonneville Club
Utat
Miss Addams
United States Food Administration
Wilson
America
Great Terith
France
United States
Aise Addama
Mins Addams
Yemen
Aimerica
Adiridisteatfion
Klohen
Tals Aneum
Europe
Mitsvia
Unly
Holland
Renmark
Switzerhind
Scandinavie
Mir Addams
Lurepo
le Preacir
Cate
Dr Carl Muck 15 Examined in Boston
Fragmentary OCR text shows Dr Carl Muck examined in Boston on an April date. Report mentions Karl Mirek, Bestar Symphony affiliation, and officials of a federal bureau to conduct further examination. Details are garbled with references to United States authorities and medical or legal procedures.
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Boston
Karl Mirek
Ubarbe
Tie Bestar Symphony
Tru
Sartmnett
United States
J. Noyaten
Trier
Inadan
Wis
Ogden City Votes New Penalty and Election Supplies
Ogden City commissioners approved a Snow Ordinance penalty for booth violations, setting fines up to 300 dollars and jail time. A 16,000 dollar bond was adopted. election booth, ballot, and annex purchases were authorized to prepare for increased precincts and fall elections. Petitions for water line extension and curb and gutters were granted or referred, payrolls approved, and a municipal court report noted fines and forfeitures for March.
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Hoelion T
Ogden City
Neiter
Ordae
Ogden Vtty Trost Warresy
Eflekman
Inen
Conanty Clovis Rotary
Commins
Heaths
Vaner
Neae Styre
Dunezes
T. S. Browning
R. A. Walker
Twelfth Street
Jasckson Avenue
City Auditoriaraen
Ainerring
le Faliona
Austrian Ready to Attack Near Italian Lines
The report from Washington on April 2 warns of imminent Austrian assault with large forces aimed at coordinating strikes along Italian positions. Ambassadors note forty divisions massed near enemy lines, with Austrians supplied by food, artillery, and munitions. Expected targets include Theecia east of Lake Dacia and possibly Lombardy via sea actions.
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Washington
Theecia
Lake
Dacia
Lombardy
Tire halts Gars 6 in big bridge
A car broke down with mechanical trouble on the center span of the Brooklyn Bridge during rush hour causing a fire. Traffic backed up toward both terminals as rail employees fought the smoke. No injuries were reported. Read the Classified Ada. Read the Classified Ads.
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Big Bridge
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
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Ohio
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Iduhe
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Teia
Idaho
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