Woman Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Fulton New York resident Mrs Nellie Phelps shares a long tale of severe female weakness and nerve pain ending in full recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits non surgical treatment and urges other women with similar symptoms to seek advice from the company for free assistance.
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Nellie Phelps
R. A. Rider
R.F.D. No. 5
Fulton
N. Y
Lydis E. Pinkham
Lydis E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Ass
Efficiency Expert Debates Time Wasting Tactics
A brief dialogue features an efficiency expert claiming time wasters. The exchange centers on avoiding aimless flirting and wasted moments, reflecting a humorous take on productivity and social effort.
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Child Cleanse
Mothers urged to switch from harsh laxatives to California Syrup of Figs a fruit laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels. A 50 cent bottle with clear directions suits babies children and adults, claimed to soothe upset stomachs and prevent sickness tomorrow.
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California
Adv
Greater or Lessex Import Includes Washington Paris and More
A condensed update covers events from Washington and other regions, noting import trends and circulation in major markets. Officials discuss policies influencing trade, with brief mentions of economic activity across several states and ports.
Extra session eyed as Congress meets in April
Washington reports an extra session of Congress to convene April 16 amid war urgency. President Wilson orders arming merchant ships and outlines authority on submarines while officials discuss filibuster limits and coastal defense measures.
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Lansing
Gregory
Wilson
Anm
Germany
Congress
Domestic unrest and charity plans in early 20th century notes
The text reports a man named Pritz Kolk arrested in Hoboken over a plot tied to President Wilson, a Belgian aid effort with a $500,000 relief grant, and wartime manpower estimates from New York's defense committee. It also mentions Theodore Roosevelt addressing Oyster Bay residents, Belgian child relief, typhus in Jerusalem, and Woodrow Wilson's status as a second term president.
Notable Deaths and Early 20th Century Global Events
George W Guthrie American ambassador to Japan since 1918 dies suddenly in Tokyo. A new Zeppelin on speed trials at Ghent burns and all crew perish. Berlin reports German milk supply down to about 8 percent of peacetime. Count Zeppelin dies March 5 at Charlottenburg from pneumonia. Zimmermann notes released on Mexican policy prove accurate. Jose Miguel Genniez ex president of Cuba’s liberal movement is prisoner in Slovenia with Caviones and other aides.
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George W. Guthrie
Japan
Tokyo
Jose Miguel Gniniez
Hemt O
Hhberal Revolutionary Movermient
Cuba
Slavenia
Ano
Coronel Caviones
British War Losses Mount As Submarine Threat Grows
Reports from the front detail the sinking of the British troop ship Mendi with 624 lives lost, along with a destroyer Crssint sunk in the Mediterranean. Berlin notes a cruiser Renrvtk vanish en route to the Baltic, while Britain prepares for possible retaliatory measures amid the Dardanelles campaign setbacks.
Cyclone Devastates Newcastle Indiana With Dozens Dead
A Sunday cyclone struck Newcastle Indiana and surrounding towns, killing at least 30 with 19 bodies found in Newcastle and dozens more injured. Hospitals overrun, militiamen patrolled streets, and emergency crews rushed in from Indianapolis and state troops to aid victims and search wreckage.
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Newcastle
Ind
Miltia
Hagerstown
New Lisbon
Cincinnati
Brookville
Red Cross
Davis
Bernice
Gray
John
Day
Ethel
Dunlap
Everett
Fletcher
Archie. Haler
John Haler
Higgins
Verna Lowery
William
Nellis
James
Newton
Razer
Wayne County
Ashland
Indianapolis
Winchester Company
Wires
Watkins
Rollin Bunch
Muncie
Danish Steamer Nosberg Sunk Off Norway
The Danish steamer Nosberg carrying corn from Baltimore to Denmark sank off the Norwegian coast with six lives lost. The captain and 11 crew members were rescued and landed on the Norwegian shore.
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Copenhagen
Nosberg
Baltimore
Denmark
U S Ships to Carry Armed Guards in Submarine Zone
Washington informs foreign governments that American merchant vessels sailing through the German submarine zone will be escorted by armed guards to protect crew and passengers. The policy aligns with Germany's submarine campaign and aims to uphold international law as arming proceeds. The Senate enters the final week of its special session while nominations and a Colombia treaty await action.
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Senate
Washington
State Department
United States
Europe
Germany
Houses
Congress
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Cyrus A. Sulloway
New Hampshire
President Wilson Remains Bedbound With Serious Illness
Washington reports President Wilson's condition remained serious as he stayed in bed by doctor orders. Secretary Dan and Senate leader Martin visited briefly, then visitors were barred. Grayson said the illness was not life threatening but they would take no chances with the cold from Inauguration Day.
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Grayson
Washington
Wilson
Caryl T. Grayson
Analog
Martin
Virginia
Senate
Decter Grayson
Presdent
Spread of American Trade
An analysis notes American prowess in postwar trade with examples by Gi rard and reports of US firms lighting the Chinese president's office with indirect electric light. It cites a Boston manufacturer teaching Canadians to make toys, American lanterns sent to Russia via San Francisco, and 40 Australian workers brought to share glass making, signaling broad international engagement.
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Girard
Philadelphia
Nc Ledger
United States
China
Australia
Kangaroo Land
Honduras
Boston
Caanada
New York
Russia
San Francisco
Parcel Post
Europe
Test for Diamond Authenticity Using Water Droplet Trick
A simple test for genuine diamonds involves placing a tiny drop of water on a clean dry surface and rolling it with a pin. If the droplet rolls intact, the diamond is likely genuine. if it spreads when touched, the item may be an imitation. Keep a little back for seeds.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lax-Fos CO
Pine St
St. Louis
P Carter
Wililees Baew
Wichita
Eldorado
Kansas
Minnots Central
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Oaminha
Chicago
Baker
Mexican
Philippines
Canal Zone
Alaska
Danish West Indies
Hawaii
War Department
Supreme Court
Thonpton
Moewe
Percy Milley
Relief Department
Combined
Boards of Ministerial Relief and Sustenation Fund
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S. 4
Baldwin
Canada
J.P. Morgan & Co
Alfred J. Craig
Morningside College
Sioux City
Ha. Tn
A.B. Cummins
W. S. Kenyon
Burleson
Mareh
Department of Agriculture
Herbert Phoever
Chaierman
Commgissier
Cantel
National Defense
Mitchell
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Na Wonnn
Remuali
Jerusalem
Woodrow Wilton
Washington-Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Tancoln
Grant
Cleveland
McKinley
Ghent
Count Zeppelin
Charlottenburg
Bere Wing
Zimmerann
Mexico
da Bertin
Fred Bertin
WAR News
Mendi
Lord Kitchener
Tol
Earry War Council
England
Dardanelles
George Mehwells
Exsiphan
Therts
London
Jessia
Dipydad
Thailand
North Sea
Admiralty
Tifa Hee
Indiana
WORLD
U.S
Peking
Reuter
House of Representatives
United States Steel Corporation
K. WY. Lindabury
Trust
Steel Corporation
Henry EB. Colton
Lindabury
C. A. Severance
David A. Reed
Hostetter
Absorbine, JR
Sealess
Stampa
W.F. Young
Temple St
Springfield
Mess.inne
Edison
Thomas A Edison
Harger & Blish
Edison Distributors
Des Moines
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