Housework Not Drudgery For Women In Good Health
A Nebraska reader from Lincoln expresses relief from back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with enabling her to handle heavy housework and caring for four children. The testimonial notes improved appetite and energy and recommends the product to other women.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles
Dolezal
Garber Avenue
Lincoln, Nebraska
R.R. No. 2
Fouke, Arkansas
Lydia E.pinkham
Frederick H Reid Elected Mountain States Telephone Chief
Ben S Read resigns as president of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Frederick H Reid chosen to succeed him after Denver directors meeting. Read will lead Southern Bell and Cumberland interests with Atlanta headquarters, overseeing Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Florida. Reid has made an enviable record in the Bell system.
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Ben S. Read
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Frederick H. Reid
Butte
Denver
Owens
Read
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Bell System
Denver Telegraph Leader Frederick Reid Returns to City
Frederick Reid, who has headed the Mountain States company for five years, returns to Denver after serving as operating vice president for the same firms Read will lead. He began in Denver as a 1902 clerk and rose to general manager. Read was a director of the wartime government telephone system and now heads the southern group. Reid engaged actively in Denver civic and business life.
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Mountain States Company
Read
Southern
Denver
Frederick Reid
Mountain States Appoints New President in 1920s
The article outlines a career path from 1920 to the current appointment, highlighting rapid rises to operating vice president of Southern and Cumberland, then selection to succeed Read as Mountain States president. The appointee will oversee telephone properties across Colorado Wyoming Utah Montana Idaho Arizona New Mexico and El Paso Texas, covering 26 percent of the U.S. area. The officer change takes effect immediately.
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Mountain States Company
Southern and Cumberland Companies
Read
United States
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Bobcats Coast Past West Side A in 6-3 Victory
The Boulevard Bobcats defeated West Side A on Monday night at Boulevard Diamond by 6 to 3. Bobcats led from the first frame as West Side threatened in the sixth with three hits and two runs. Sullivan earned the win for West Side, though he left many runners on base.
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Bobcats
Boulevard Bobcats
West Side
A. LA
Boulevard Diamond
Cats
Westsiders
Chainard
Bobcat
Sullivan
Spiritualist Meeting Tonight by Max Hoffman at Church
State missionary of the Spiritualist faith Max Hoffman will hold his last meeting until fall at the church tonight at 8 o clock. The lecture will be public.
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Merting
Max Hoffman
Carpenters Announce Annual Officers Election
Carpenters announce the annual election of officers to be held Thursday night June 12. All members are urged to attend. J McNally secretary Adv.
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Carpenters
J. McNally
Adv
Near East Relief worker to speak in Butte and Anaconda
Mrs. Charlies R. Gannaway, sister of state agri culture chief Ches ter Davis, will tour Montana to discuss Near East Relief efforts for Armenians and Syrians. She speaks tonight at First Presbyterian Butte, hosts Kiwanis lunch, and a reception with her Armenian adopted daughter Zaci. She then speaks Thursday in Anaconda before resuming a transcontinental tour and returning to Syria with Zach.
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Near East Relief Association
Butte
Anaconda
Charlies R. Gannaway
Turkey
Syria
Gannaway
Chester Davis
Zaci
First
Yellowstone seasonal preparations spark hotel camp staff surge
Anticipating a record season, Yellowstone park hotel and camps firms assemble workers for the 1924 tourist season. West Yellowstone and Gardiner entrances brace for daily arrivals through July 1 as buses, cars, and a special train bring staff. Canyon hotel renovation adds running water in rooms, with H. B. Quackenbush of Goodyear among key earlyVisitors.
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Yellowstone Park
Butte
Park
Great Wonderland
West Yellowstone
Gardiner
Ind
California
Canyon
H. B. Quackenbush
Goodyear Rubber Company
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Bae
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Carnation Milk
Lynn E. Pinkham
Velge City
Thomas Grindle
Volga City
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Stgvnu le Aces
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Jersey
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Bozeman College
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