Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy Provides Hope for Infertility
Ellensburg Washington resident Mrs C S Johnson credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after prolonged illness and enabling her to have a child. The notice urges women with functional disorders to try the medicine and consult the Pinkham Co. for advice, referencing 40 years of experience.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
C. S. Johnson
R. No
Ellensburg
Wash
Bach
Tate E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Nationalized pharmacies in Hungary cited as failure
Reports from Europe to New York Post indicate Hungary’s nationalized pharmacy system has fallen short. State officials and former owners say deficits reach 1,000,000 crowns and many complain of sluggish indifferent administration compared with prior methods.
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Europe
Hungary
New York Post
War Department to Enlist 1000 for Chemical Warfare Service
Announcement from Washington states 1000 men will be enlisted and concentrated at Lakehurst proving grounds to join the chemical warfare service. White men only. Lakehurst selected after wide search as ideal for ordnance and chemical material testing. Mustard gas and another gas capable of destroying Berlin were developed there.
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Ashington
War Department
Lakehurst Proving Grounds
Chemical Warfare Service
Uncle Sam
America
Lakehurst
United States
Berlin
Preparation of Barreled Apples for the Market
United States Department of Agriculture bulletin explains proper picking maturity, color indicators, and handling for barreled apples. It covers picking methods, sack and basket use, ladder selection, sorting tables, sizing machines, conveyors, and the importance of careful inspection to minimize bruising and maintain quality in the barreled fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
East
Middle West
Bureau of Markets
Northwest
King Albert Visits Congress in Historic Belgian Tribute
King Albert of Belgium made history by visiting the U S Capitol to thank American aid in World War I. Crowned head of a monarchy, he sat among lawmakers as Queen Elizabeth watched from the gallery. Leopold, Duke of Brabant, accompanied them and was escorted by Senate leaders.
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Albert
Congress
United States Army
Senate of the
United States
House of Representatives
Belgium
Leopold
Duke of Brabant
Elizabeth
Senate
Lodge
Hitchcock
Prince Leopold
Marshall
King Albert
Senator Cummins
Prince
Cummins
Champ Clark
Gillett
U S Soldiers Gained Ten Pounds in World War Study
Dr William Darrach of Columbia University notes American troops averaged a ten pound weight gain from mobilization to demobilization, highlighting preventive medicine and hygiene advances. He cites vaccines and public health efforts reducing smallpox typhoid and other diseases while the war era shows improved surgery and soldier health. The 4,000,000 men who served are set to form a healthier generation.
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NCLE S/AM
William Darrach
Faculty of Medicine
Columbia University
Darrach
Works Council Growth Surges in U S Industry
A national survey shows rapid expansion of works councils in the United States from 29 in 1918 to 225 across 176 corporations in the last 20 months. The system, long used in printing trades, positions plant employees to share in management decisions on employment conditions. Most councils are in metal trades branches and radio building, with many undisclosed.
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America
Works Council
Labor-Capital-Public Conference
National Industrial Council Board
Gutenberg
Mississippi
Soduatey
A Stranger to Him
A nine year old boy visits his aunt for a week and reassures her he is not afraid to sleep alone. After a kiss and departure, he calls from the room and says he is not afraid when acquainted, but he explains he has never seen the room before today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
A Dry Town Officer Refuses Rail Stop Delay
An officer testifies the driver was speeding at 40 mph to catch a train. The judge questions why delaying for the 6245 train mattered when another train could depart an hour earlier. The exchange highlights a futile attempt to reach the rail station on time.
Iowa Woman Testifies to Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs Sarah Barton of Muscatine Iowa testifies that exposure to cold in Oklahoma left her weak. She procured and used Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription, stating they made her stronger and relieved illness. She praises the remedies and notes her address at 128 West Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
Oklahoma
Dr. Pierce
Minnesota Woman Endorses Dr Pierce Remedies
A prominent Minnesota woman from Duluth testifies to the benefits of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weakness, Pleasant Pellets for stomach biliousness and headaches, and Warriorlaite? Prescription, praising the medicines based on her personal use and recommending them widely. (Note: OCR artifact may affect exact product names.)
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Duluth
Minn
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Reforf
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Sherifton Ochs
Cincinnati
Cin An
U. S
Mr. Knight
Dean
Thomas A. Knight
N. Ninth St
St. Louis
Doan
A. M. Eggmann
Notary Public
Toxex Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Suen Soe
Absorb, JR
W.F. Young
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Temedyer Piso
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