Todd Returns From Meeting Of Food Men
Warren county Food Administrator W D Todd came from Philadelphia after a congress with state and Hoover officials. The meeting led to price boards for groceries, a weekly county price print, and a duty to curb wheat consumption until harvest. Meat restrictions may tighten with nationwide hunger policy. A Washington Star joke closes with a Union Station reunion note.
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W. D. Todd
Warren County
Philadelphia
Heinz
Hoover
Asa
Warren
Washington
Eczema Relief Claim Foretells Years of Suffering Ended
Letters tout ETERSOL QGQINEIMENT and PETERSONS OINTMENT as cures for eczema and skin diseases with money back guarantees. A Buffalo reader cites relief after months of agony, while the ad promises widespread testimonials and strong claims for pimples, burns, and rashes.
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Geo. C. Talbot
Penfield J
Buffelo
N.Y
Peterson
Ladies Schubert Club to Give Red Cross Benefit Concert
The Ladies Schubert Club directed by Prof Mooney will present a charity concert for the Red Cross in Sheffield Pennsylvania at the M E church. The program features piano works by Liszt Chopin and Strauss, a cantata The Wooing of the Nymph, patriotic songs and a block of modern numbers concluding with a medley. Proceeds support local Red Cross workers Mrs Jas J Browne and Mrs G W Henderson.
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Ladies Schubert Club
Mooney
Red Cross
Sheffield
James Bland
Julia Punsky
Old Virginia
Florence Shearer
Thompson ‘Ladies Schubert Club
Erma Ross
Wilson
Bruce & Aloitti
Sanderson
Richard Lavery
Columbia
Dixie Land
Sons of America
C. Jona
Arc
France
Allenhru Rheumatism Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement by Allenhru promotes Allenrhu as a universal rheumatism remedy. It asserts rapid pain relief and uric acid reduction, with James O. Allen touting its efficacy and a money back guarantee via the local advertiser Siegfried Pharmacy.
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Allens
Phey- Mathie
James O. Allen
Allenrhu
Thany Vent
Mary
Siegfried
Phartmars
E. Lawrence &Co
Chicago
Ill
Warren
Red Man's Good Qualities and Square Deal for Indians
A short essay arguing for fair treatment of Native Americans and praising their achievements. It cites Indian presidents in Peru Mexico and Bolivia and lauds Indians excelling in law, medicine, religion, agriculture, and leadership. It asserts education, medicine, and faith can lift historical burdens and advance Native peoples.
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Peru
Mexico
Bolivia
Lantare
South America
San Martin
John A. Logan
Getine Cole
Value of musical training for doctors noted by Dr. Zueblin
Dr. Ernest Zueblin of the University of Cincinnati argues musical training sharpens physicians. He says pitch duration intensity rhythm aid diagnosis by correlating acoustic phenomena with objective signs of disease in lungs heart and abdomen. Better musical training improves perception and competitive edge for students.
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Ernest Zueblin
University of Cincinnati
Zueblin
Traits of Bird Lovers in Hyde Park
A London winter observation notes humble feeders in Hyde Park caring for resident birds as if part of the family. A couple, daily visitors for a week, describe birds recognizing them and approaching fearlessly, reflecting deep affection for their avian companions.
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London
Hyde Park
Johnson as Literary Autocrat and the Great Chain
The Great Chain of Literature term linked to Samuel Johnson from a Smollett to Wilkes 1759 letter. The image of a despotic Great Cham is used ironically, since the actually powerful ruler sought to discharge his enslaved sailor from the navy through Wilkes, who bore a grudge.
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Navy
Wilkes
Johnson
Smollett
Frost in Finish Blames and Benefits Fruit Garden
Frost is blamed for killing certain fruits and withering plants while boosting celery crispness and cabbage sweetness. The Times notes celery and Savoy cabbage benefit from frost and warns that eplures avoid uncold treated produce. Investigate.
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Frost
Het
War Casualty List Totals Eighty Six Names
Washington May 23. The war department released a casualty list naming eighty six Warrenites and nearby residents. Fourteen killed in action, twelve died of wounds, eleven from disease, thirty nine severely wounded, sixteen slightly wounded, and one missing in action. Notable names include Lieut. James Palache Farmington Conn and Sergt Clem Hobbs Red Oak Iowa with numerous others across New York Ohio Massachusetts and Missouri.
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Washington
War Department
James Palache
Farmlington
Conn
John J. McGuire
J. Louis
Hugh L. Sutherand
Benoit
Miss
Clem Hobbs
Red Oak
Iowa
John C. Foster
Greenfield
Charles J. Guartha
Springfield
Mass
James G. Lighthall
Cohoes
N. Y
Harvey T. Rimel
Pacific Junction Town
Wm. Brogan
Berrks Optical Co
St. Louis
George J. Browne
Brooklyn
Joseph H. Coyne
Brington
Maes
Edward 8. Harkins
Salem
Max L. Hubbel
Atlantic
Edward H. Lamont
Yonkers
John Maciejckwiz
Albert Tragwski
Nutley
N. J
Eopin Vorasoke
Volin
Russia
Farmington
Walter L. Brown
el Paso
Tex
Raymond J. Cairolam
Fort Lee
Miles Douglas
Rockford
Mich
Wm. Greifzy
Colwyn
John Adams
Sterling
Ohio
Teddy C. Brewer
John W. Burns
Chicago
Benj. L. Carter
Ruthland
Wm. Clark
Titusville
Fred Winfield Howard
Chetek
Wis
Schooling Clark
Sergt
Prescott W. Gould
Newton Upper Falls
Mont
Wagoner Bryart Clark
East Marion
Cook Ernest Falkton
S. C
Warren Coleman
D. C
James Cothran
Bradley
John W. Jones
Spartanburg
Walter L. Hunter
Laurens
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