Mexico Exports Rise and Mexico Growth Seen Under Peace
Reports from Mexico describe improved internal and external relations as U S involvement in the war reshapes outlook. Trade with the United States surges with exports at 141 million in 1918 and imports at 106 million, while Mexico shifts to gold and silver as money, rebuilds railways and schools, and eyes industrial growth amid political stabilization. The piece notes progress over revolutions, stresses danger from guerrilla forces, and anticipates a strengthened south border market for American goods.
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Mexico
United States
Quade
R Ehaolic
Russia
Europe
An Acre for Every Worker in City Garden Plan
Iowa editors argue for urban land reform by allotting each worker an acre to grow summer provisions with extra for winter. They critique city sprawl and favor compact layouts with access to country land. Emphasis is on garden work habit, irrigation, and enduring self sufficiency for families.
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Eit Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Phat
Protecting Children From Contagious Diseases Cited
A medical column urges parents to shield children from contagious diseases through cooperation with doctors and teachers. It warns measles and whooping cough are serious, stresses early life vulnerability, and notes that dental observers may infer illness timing. Advice covers isolation, proper care, dandruff treatment, and cautions about lip cancer history.
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Steve
Uurses
Fes
How to Encourage His Kind Acts in Marriage
Guidance from 1918 on appreciating a husband beyond gifts. Emphasizes tactful communication, appreciating provision, and praising small acts to encourage ongoing kindness. Highlights never fault finding and using positive phrasing to sustain affection and support.
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Towers
Mic
Cornright
Lee Parents Association, Inc
SIDE TALKS on Pose and Sincerity in Wanting Differences
A reader cites examples of people who deny others differences as poses yet remain sincere themselves. She notes a woman who dislikes very young babies while adoring her own and enjoying them after they pass a few months, and a music skeptic who cannot accept Wagner or Brahms. The piece argues authenticity and self awareness amid judgment.
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People of Laws
Laws
Imipartia
Rarson
Sonmieathing
Tropics
The Sandman Story A Rabbit Tail Loss Tale
A folk tale recounts Aguk the hunter who traps a tiger with a rope snare. The proud Rabbit, guarding his wild master’s pets, loses his tail when tempted by bait and the trap closes, leaving him tail-less as the tiger escapes with meat. Tomorrow’s tale hints at an inquisitive child.
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Topon
Aguk
Haster
Antik
Anuk
Geme
Tigar
Che Rabbit
Woo
The Leaky Pail
The Saturday Evening Post laments rising government spending on wheat guarantees railroads naval programs and debt interest arguing the wartime fiscal machine has swollen budgets. It urges strict reform and a workable budget to curb waste and restore trust in Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Salizes Autos 3s For Immoral Trips
Milwaukee city and state leaders push a bill to ban using automobiles for immoral purposes. A Milwaukee common council judiciary committee undersed the measure and police chief John T. Janssen urged a state law. The bill gained support from naval training station officials and aims to curb the army and navy problem through stricter penalties and license revocation.
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Malwaukee
Wisconsin
Judiciary Committee
Milwaukee Common Council
John T. Janssen
Common Council
Tent ‘Ohn van de
Great Lakes
Wolan Army and Navy
Slacker Aliens Targeted In Washington Gun Law Bid
Olympia Washington Senator Ron Jeck introduces a bill to block any slacker alien from obtaining a firearm license. The measure requires aliens to obtain certificates of good character from their nearest consul and sheriff and to present a photo with the license.
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Olympia
Wash
Ron Jeck
King
Senate
Renlek
Pame-Wamlen
Easy Pine Cough Remedy for Quick Relief
Pine based cough remedy promotes throat and chest soothing action. Mix 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with homemade sugar syrup or molasses honey corn syrup, to create a stronger, cheaper cough syrup. Claims fast relief within 24 hours and suitability for bronchial asthma hoarseness and ordinary throat ailments. Produced by The Pinar Co. We Wayana Ind.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Kidney Relief
An old health ad promises quick relief from headaches indigestion insomnia back and kidney pains with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. The copy claims two centuries of use, imports from Holland, availability in most drugstores, and a money back guarantee for the genuine brand.
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Edney Ginease
Perbone
Haarlem
Hom Laboratories
Holland
Long-Wearing Neolin Soles Advertises Shoe Benefits
Traveling salesman H H Shellenberger praises Neolin Soles from Goodyear as delivering longer wear and lower shoe costs. The ad promises durable comfortable waterproof soles for old shoes, with Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear rivals. Available at repair shops nationwide.
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H. H. Shelenberger
Waston
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Neolin
Ue Ca
CME
Sloan's Liniment Ends Aches And Pains Quickly
An old time advertisement promises Sloan's Liniment will quickly relieve external aches stiffness soreness cramped muscles strained sinews and back cricks with soothing relief. It emphasizes ease of use cleanliness convenience and economy.
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Sloan
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