Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Ad from Mannington WV
Mrs Joan W Watts of Mannington West Virginia testifies she suffered seven years with turn of life symptoms including left side pain numb spells hot flashes and weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and health and can again perform housework and garden chores published as testimonial.
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Mannington
West Virginia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marion County
Joan W. Watsn
R. No. 1
Box 36
Restaurant row sparks wedding mix up in local feud
Heloise of a rapid-fire restaurant says the Yvettes and Slats are at odds. Claudine of a game hall replies that she expected a bride-to-be, but the woman is described as the tried-to be.
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Heloise
Claudine
Editor Confronts Talk of a New Political Party
An editor notes that age dulls perturbation to chatter about forming a new political party, remarking on the persistence of such talk as one grows older and more resigned.
Life Is Dear Despite sorrowful Hearts
A reflective line notes that life remains valuable even to those who endure deep sorrow and hardship.
Civic leaders gather for national home economics meeting
In a high level assembly led by J Horace McFarland and Adelia Prichard, leaders from the Red Cross, American Civic Association, National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, United States Bureau of Home Economics, and the U S Chamber of Commerce discuss civic development and education policy. Lawrence Veiller and Dr John James Tigert participate in the conference.
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J. Horace McFarland
American Civic Association
Adelia Prichard
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Louise Stanley
United States Bureau of Home Economics
John James Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
John Shider
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Veiller
Better Homes and the Garden Nation Campaign 1930s
National Garden week leads a mass movement by the General Federation of Women's Clubs and Better Homes in America to boost home life and garden culture. Leaders include Mrs John D Sherman and Secretary Hoover. the plan runs through April May with demonstrations, lectures, and school projects nationwide.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John D. Sherman
Department of Applied Education
United States School Garden Army
National War Garden Commission
Colorado
General Federation
Thomas G. Winter
United States
Sherman
Tional Housing Association
Winter
Meloney
Hoover
James Ford
Harvard
Grace Abbott
United States Children’s Bureau
Don Barber
Edwin H. Brown
The
American Institute of Architects
John M. Gries
Division of Building and Housing
United States Department of Commerce
Christian A. Herter
George W. Wilder
Reorganized Movement
Port Huron
Mich
Washington Junior High School
Coolidge
Monkeys With Forked Tails Linked to Chinese Expedition
Reports describe forked tailed monkeys said to inhabit Kwel shaw province. A skin shown by an explorer suggests a potentially unknown large monkey species. The region lies behind major Yangtze watershed ranges, vast as Missouri and as populous as Pennsylvania, per Popular Mechanics.
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Kwelshaw
Yangtze River
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Pendennis记忆融入的大学岁月
本文提及梅雷蒂的小说 Pendennis 是托马斯 梅尔霍姆·玛瑟的第二部长篇，充满作者对大学生活的回忆与感受。
First Post Office Established in Boston 1639
The article notes that America's first post facility began in Richard Fairbanks's house in present day Boston on November 5 1639. It handled foreign mail though not named a post office until 1760 when the official title post master appeared.
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Delvers
America
Richard Fairbanks
Boston
Big Liners Drink 5000 Tons Of Fresh Water On Voyage
London Tit-Bits notes that an Atlantic liner carrying 8000 passengers and crew requires about 5000 tons of fresh water for Southampton to New York trips. Water for drinking and domestic use averages five gallons per person daily, while giant boilers drive demand, with ships like Werengaria using over 3000 tons on one voyage.
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Atlantic
Southampton
New York
Nelson
H. M. S.victory
London
New Microphone Reveals Hidden Body Vibrations
A novel electric microphone makes rapid or faint sounds audible. It can capture fine bodily vibrations in the brain and heart, letting listeners hear the wheels in your head turn. The note ends with a playful question about Noah feeding grazing animals hay or seaweed for 40 days.
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Noah
Practical aims define a skillful hunter's approach
A concise aphorism contrasts practical action with theory. It emphasizes that a hunter succeeds through concrete plan and execution rather than speculation. The message underscores the value of applied know how in pursuing objectives.
Oldest artificial leg found in Capua tomb
The oldest known artificial leg, Roman in origin, was found in a Capua tomb and is now in the Royal College of Surgeons museum. It comprises a wooden core with thin bronze pieces nailed on, iron bars and joints for strength, and a bronze belt around the skeleton’s waist. Paintings on three vases at the feet date to about 800 B C, marking an advanced late art period.
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The
Royal College of Surgeons of England
Capua
College Bars Autos at State College Students
The board of trustees at the Pennsylvania State College bans student motorcars on campus. Parents will be notified. The resolution states cars interfere with studies and pose risks to safety and health.
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Pennsylvania State College
Board of Trustees
New York Sun and Globe
A Prince or King Says People Made Him So
A royal ruler declares to subjects that his identity reflects the will and actions of the people who shaped him. The remark frames leadership as a social creation, highlighting the dynamic between ruler and populace.
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