Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Baltimore Woman
A Baltimore reader writes that after months of backache and weakness she began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and saw good results. She notes friends are now taking it and offers the letter to help others learn of the remedy for female illness and nervous exhaustion.
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Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rose Waipner
Roseland Place
E. Pinkham
Sugar consumption soars in 1921 US total and per capita
America set a new sugar record in 1921 with 19.55 billion pounds consumed, up 8.4 percent from 1920 and 25.9 percent above the ten year average. The per capita use reached 97.8 pounds, the highest in U.S. history, with imports supplying over half the nation’s needs.
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Move Started To Keep Down Building Gas
National conference of construction interests in Chicago aims to curb rising costs and avert a buyers strike during 1932. Sponsored by the National Federation of Construction Industries, the three day session will include exhibits on material use, duplication and waste, and plans to reduce home building costs, especially for modest homes. John M. Gries of the Commerce Department opens discussions.
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National Federation of Construction Industries
United States
John M. Gries
Division of Building and Housing Department of Commerce
Central District Federation Calls Westerville Convention
Mrs William N Harder of Marion president of the central district urges a district convention in Westerville on April 25 and 26. Civic program ideas include The City Beautiful Civic Centers Famous Parks and Memorials Local Park Areas and Boulevards. Health and sanitation topics cover state health laws garbage disposal and Pure Food Laws.
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William N. Harder
Marion
Westerville
Elmer G. Lawrence
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
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Plains Ohio School Faces High Enrollment and Building Need
The Plains Ohio board president explains to residents that a two room schoolhouse cannot house five hundred pupils. With state aid and tuition rules, high school requirements, and aging staff, the district must either move students or build a larger school at home.
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Ever Youthful Dress Pattern for Girls 12 to 16
Charmingly simple youth dress design in taffeta or crepe with lattice ribbon trim and tiny roses. Embroidery or braid adds a finishing touch. sleeve can be puffed or plain. Eight sizes 12 14 16 years. a 14 year size needs 334 yards of 40 inch fabric. skirt width at foot about 2 yards. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Obituary of Samantha Lentner of Botin's Mill Ohio
Samantha Lentner daughter of Rufus W and Nancy Dailey Lentner born January 22 1864 at Botin's Mill Ohio taught in Vinton Athens and Meigs counties later joined Temple M E church in 1892 married R B McGonagle in 1898 had one child who died in infancy died March 21 1922 at age five years two months survived by husband one sister and a nephew her life described as charitable faithful and Christian marked by service and kindness.
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Rufus W
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Botin’s Mill
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Wisconsin Theatres Must License for Animal Acts
The attorney general rules all Wisconsin theatres showing animal acts require a state license and a 420 fee, affecting circuses and similar venues. The ruling imposes licensing and payment obligations on venues displaying animals for entertainment.
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British Navy Faces Cuts and Savings Debate
London reports Rear-Admiral Sueter arguing that Britain should reduce battleships and invest in submarines and aircraft to defend the empire more cheaply. He cites ten years of peace as likely and questions the continued need for new capital ships. The stance contrasts with fears of diminished naval power after Washington and Geddes recommendations.
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London
England
Great Britain
Acserene
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Geddes Economy Committee
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Admiralty Considers Navy Cut and Nucleus Crews
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