Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Nebraska Woman
Mrs Koppe lmann of McLean Nebraska writes a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health during pregnancy and after. The ad claims the remedy helps with displacements inflammation irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
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McLean, Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pine Il
John Koppelmann
R. No. 1
McLean
Nebraska
America
Lydia E
Skeptical Jury in Idaho Case Challenges Judge’s Law
An Idaho lawyer recalls a state trial where an Eastern judge instructed the jury at length, claiming full authority. After hours of deliberation the panel remained deadlocked and the foreman asked for clarifications, noting the jury could not tell if the judge’s guidance was true law or his personal notion.
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Idaho
Harper’s
Wool Jersey Suits Lead Midseason Fashion for Youth
A fashion feature highlights wool jersey as a versatile demi season fabric for suits and notes its ease of care. Two models appeal to young women shopping for school wear, including a left model with an angora collar and scarf, wide hem braid, and back belt detail, and a right blue model with embroidered braid, vest, and silk pendant girdle. Taffeta hats accompany the ensembles as climate transitional accessories.
New Blouses for College Girls Show Elegant Fall Styles
In major fashion centers a preview of fall blouses for schoolgirls and college students features georgette crepe and voile designs with fine tucks, feather stitching, and lace edging. The left blouse uses georgette with a waist sash and square stitch detail, while the right showcases white voile with wide plaits and lace trimmed cuffs.
A Cloisonne Vase Lamp With Silk or Parchment Shade
A bronze cloisonne vase can form a lovely lamp with a Japanese silk shade. If the inlay shows a distinct pattern the shade should be plain silk with gold fringes and tassels. A parchment shade with a simple design may suit the vase as well.
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Olly
To Purify and Enrich the Blood Tonics Claim
An ad promotes GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC as iron and quinine in syrup. It promises a strengthening invigorating effect and targets both adults and children with a pleasant taste and a price of 60 cents.
Sartorial Expedient at a Party
The snippet shows casual banter about clothing and appearance with a note of invitation to a party. It mentions a humorous line about bulge at the knees and a shouty exchange between characters. It includes an advertisement for Cuticura Soap claiming multiple uses and skin benefits.
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Boston Transcript
Not That Kind Ikey Booing the Navy Line
Dialogue fragment shows siblings Lester Stock and Ikey arguing about naval service with a jokey exchange. It depicts a domestic scene likely from a personal column or stage dialogue.
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Lester
Ikey
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin Warns Buyers
An old advertisement explains that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and come in intact packages with proper directions. It touts 12 tablet tins at low cost and notes aspirin as the Bayer trade mark for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Willing to Test It
Ivy says kisses are love's language. Frank agrees and asks to talk further.
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Ivy
Frank
Americans Making Good at Sixty Five
A health message urges readers not to worry about aging and to keep kidneys and bladder healthy. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy to drive poisons from the system, promise renewed vigor, and offers money refund if not helped. sold by most druggists in sealed packages.
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Eatonic
Haarlem
Still Holding Out Trade Remarks Cited
A reporter notes ongoing reservations about resumed trade with Germany, with Tam expressing continued skepticism about the arrangement.
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Germany
A Critical Moment in the Village Tale
A barefoot boy hesitates between two paths as a stranger questions his choice. He waits to see which way he will go, while his father is in the woods to fetch a branch that could be a fishing rod or a switch, shaping the boy’s next move.
Red Cross Ball Blue Boosts Linen Value During War
The war has made table linen very valuable and using Red Cross Ball Blue will improve its wearing qualities. Try it and see. All grocers.
Reason Enough
Buffalo Express notes a terse exchange about trust and deceit with a coy line that hints at romantic misgivings. The dialogue implies a man questions a woman’s honesty while she repeats her assurances.
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Wii
Buffalo Express
Free Formula Offer From Chemical Products Co
Advertisement offers a formula and proposition to make a top beverage. Claims support and supplies provided for daily earnings of 25 dollars. Located at 930 North Mozart Street Chicago.
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Dept
Ob, Chemical Products Co
Mozart St
Chicago
Musical prodigy Willy Ferrero wows Europe from Portland Maine
Child conductor Willy Ferrero, age thirteen, leads a 100 piece orchestra in Rome and London and performs before Emperor Nicholas, Queen Alexandra, and Pope Benedict XV. Born in Portland Maine to Italian parents, he carries an American passport as William Ferrero.
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Rome
Willy Ferrero
Greig
Portland
Maine
Europe
Associated Press
Willy
William Ferrero
Italy
Paris
Costanza Theater
Child
Emperor Nicholas
London
Queen Alexandria
England
Marlborough House
Benedict XV
German levy on property begins at 5000 marks
Berlin reports Finance Minister Mathias Erzberger announced a progressive German property tax starting at 5000 marks about 1200 dollars with rates rising to 65 percent for very high valuations. Installments over thirty years begin January 1920. In Reading Fred Noll of Helen faces police over a Wheeting misdeed and jail time.
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Copenhagen
Mathias Erzberger
Berlin
The
Tidende
Germany
Reading
Fred Noll
Ees
Harry Drey
Hawpden
Postmistress Seeks Pay for Feeding 20 Chicks
Postmistress Miss Hilda Bloomberg in Wilson, Pittsburgh area, wonders if she can recover from the U S government for feeding 20 chicks received through the mail until the owner claims them. No owner has appeared yet. In Fort Dodge, lawyer Albert Behren’s motto “Do it now” follows a car collision yielding $1,275 in damages.
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Pittsburgh
Hilda Bloomberg
Wilson
United States
Fort Dodge
Albert Behren
Shooting a pigeon costs Belleville man $47.50
In St. Louis Philip Hommel shot a pigeon that damaged his garden then argued with Anton Sehlinger. Hommel faced four cases with Justice Lautz ruling against him and ordering $36.20 costs. Sehlinger sued for disturbing the peace and was fined $5 plus costs.
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St. Louis
Philip Hommel
Belleville
Hommel
Anton Sehlinger
Sehlinger
Lautz
Italy Demobilizes 2,200,000 Soldiers After Armistice
Rome reports nearly 2.2 million Italian army troops have been demobilized since the armistice. Of these, 225 generals, 75,000 officers, and 1.7 million enlisted men were released, leaving about 2,000,000 still in service.
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Rome
Stefani Agency
Deputies Escort Mrs Campbell to Jail After Quick Sworn Assistants
A deputy sheriff with seven hastily sworn assistants and a commandeered truck escorted Mrs. J. Campbell to jail, demonstrating swift action to secure custody.
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St. Louis
J. Campbell
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