Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lauded by Women
A historical ad praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the most successful medicine for women. It claims thirty years of relief for suffering women, citing letters from users about health improvements and restoration of normal activity.
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Boy Scouts Plan Nationwide Magazine Debut
The Boy Scouts of America announce a new monthly magazine to begin in July, relocating from Providence to the National Headquarters at 200 Fifth Avenue New York. Editors include William O Murray George D Pratt and A A Jameson with James E West as chief scout executive. The venture aims to broaden Boys Life and feature fiction camping scoutcraft and articles for scouts masters parents and officials.
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New York City
National Council of the
William O., Murray
George D. Pratt
A. A. Jameson
Frank Presbrey
James E. West
Scout Movement
Boys‘ Life
Boys’ Life
Ernest Thompson Seton
Daniel Carter Beard
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
West
Reunion of famous class of 75 to be feature of commencement
The famous class of 1875 reunion will occur during Athens commencement week on Tuesday June 18 in the library at 11 30 a m with Judge John C Hart delivering the alumni address and Judge Joseph Henry Lumpkin giving the commencement address A dinner at Judge Hamilton McWhorter's home on Milled ge Avenue will replace the usual banquet funds go to the University of Georgia Athletic Association to provide a registering turngate for Sanford Field The class includes many prominent figures and is noted for producing multiple Georgia Supreme Court judges congressmen and university leaders
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Congress
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Board of Trustees
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Supreme Court, Bench
Geo. D. Case
Milledgeville
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
T. C. Carlton
Oklahoma City
F. R. Clark
Georgia Vitrified Brick and Clay Co
Andrew J. Cobb
Supreme Court
J. Strickler Coles
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Columbia
S. C
E. P. Denmark
Valdosta
Wm. H. Doughty, Jr
Augusta
Georgia Medical College
South
Flag Day Observed Across Washington in Theme of National Pride
Washington June 14 Flag Day festivities marked by widespread display of Old Glory from public buildings, businesses and private homes along Pennsylvania Avenue. Special observances occurred at government offices and schools, commemorating the 135th anniversary of the flag’s adoption. The design’s origin is debated, with Washington and Franklin credited for approval and Betsy Ross said to have sewn the first flag.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Government Department
Congress
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Betsy Ross
John Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Birthday observance of King George celebrated in London
The birthday anniversary of King George born June 3, 1865 was officially observed today in London and at home stations. Flags were displayed on public buildings and naval warships fired customary salutes at naval centers.
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London
George
Young Grand Duchess Ascends Throne in Luxembourg
Luxemburg marks the coming of age of Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide who turns 18 and assumes her title and rights as sovereign after the death of her father last February. The event fills the nation with celebration as she begins her reign.
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Luxemburg
Marie Adelaide
Bronze tablet marks site of Old Stage House tavern
In Freeport, Illinois a bronze tablet was unveiled to mark the site of The Old Stage House, erected in 1839 as a major stop on the Chicago to Galena stage line. The unveiling was conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolution who are placing markers on early tavern sites in northwestern Illinois.
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Freeport
Chicago
Galena
Daughters of the American Revolution
Illinois
Ends Hunt for Rich Girl Ends in Electric Bitters Appeal
Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure enhancing a woman’s health and charm. It claims improved nerves, complexion, and energy, linking the product to personal luck and social success. Ends with a 60 cent price at druggists.
Last Issue of the Georgian Contains Much Splendid Matter
The final 1910 issue of the University of Georgia monthly Georgian highlights poetry, stories, essays, and editorials. It presents pieces by J. B. Wright Jr., E. J. Ransom, A. B. Forn, T. J. Wootter, L. G. Proctor, D. A. Russell, and others, plus notes on books, exchanges, and “That Comes But Once.”
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J. B. Wright
E. J. Ransom
A. B. Forn
T. J. Wootter
T. T. Lew
Kwahamot
L. G. Proctor
D. A. Russell
Shelley
Touls Koplin
A. B. Bernd
START FOR BIG G. O. P. SHOW
Roosevelt delegates from the east including New York Massachusetts Maine and New Jersey head to Chicago for the convention by special train with several hundred Roosevelt rooters.
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Roosevelt
East
Massachu
Maine
New Jersey
Chicago
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