Mrs Williman testifies on Lydia Pinkham remedy
Mrs Joseph Williman of Hamilton Ohio testifies she suffered back pain headaches and cramps for three years after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Liver Pills she reports weight gain and improved health and credits the remedies with her recovery.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Joseph Williman
South 9Th Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Texas Rep Blanton challenges fellow Texans to debate his record
Representative Thomas Blanton of Texas, recently censured by the House, called on 17 Texas colleagues to meet him in a debate on his record and department from November 24 to December 5 in nine Texas cities.
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Washington
Thomas Blanton
Texas
House
Billy Escapes in Dutch Village Elephant Rescue
Billy hides in a Dutch village after escaping a policeman. He befriends an elephant from the circus, who helps him flee as goat handlers and park keepers close in. The pair observe amusing park antics at sunrise and ponder life back in the circus.
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Billy
Jim
Don Miguel confronts Stella over quarrels with Ilona
In Stella and Don Miguel's tent a tense confrontation unfolds as Miguel demands an explanation for the rifts with Princess Ilona. Stella accuses him of fickleness and warns of entanglement with a pink faced girl, while Miguel tries to calm her and insists on resolving the matter. Stella sobs, refusing to answer, as the scene ends with tension and unspoken hurt.
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Miguel
Gemma
Ilona
Hlona
Don Miguel
Death of Arthur S. Baker at 18 in Parkersburg
Arthur Sidney Baker born Wheeling December 22 1902 died November 13 1921 at City Hospital Parkersburg of typhoid fever aged 18 years 10 months 22 days Funeral services were held at the Baptist church conducted by Rev FE L Wilson He leaves father mother three brothers Alva John Cecil two sisters Clara Minnie and many relatives Interment in new cemetery
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Arthur Sidney Baker
S. S. Baker
Wheeling
W. Va
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Baptist Church
FE. L. Wilson
M. E. Church
Arthur
Alva
John
Cecil
Clara
Minnie
New Cemetery
Community thanks for support after loss of Arthur Baker
The Baker family expresses gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for help during illness and death of their son and brother Arthur Baker. They thank Rev FE L Wilson the choir and those who sent floral offerings. Mr and Mrs S T Baker and children.
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Arthur Baker
FE. L. Wilson
S. T. Baker
Local Social News From Sharpsburg and Athens
Mrs. John Perkins visited Sharpsburg with her son Fletcher Davis and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Townsend of Athens were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hoodlet.
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Fletcher Davis
Sharpsburg
A. D. Townsend
Athens
W. M. Dixon
F. G. Hoodlet
Crowded Church Event and Local Social Notes
A large crowd attended Monday evening at the Christian church. Ath ens visitors include Mrs. Anna Kelly and Mrs. Harry Kelly of Athens. Others: James Elliott of Albany mourns his sister Amelia White. Cavendish of Columbus visits relatives Mr. and Mrs. William Nanna. Hulda McCoy, an Athens business visitor. Emma Kimball from Athens hosts at the Dorn home. Edna Sherman of Athens visits brother Charles Sherman. Dorothy Russell and baby from Athens stay with her parents.
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The
Christian Church
Anna Kelly
Harry Kelly
Athens
Wm. Bridge
James Elliott
Albany
Amelia White
Cavendish
Columbus
William Nanna
Hulda McCoy
Emma Kimball
O. A
R. H. Dorn
Edna Sherman
Charles Sherman
Dorothy Russell
Baby
Sam Alien
Indictments for Conspiracy in Altering War Savings Stamps
Federal grand jury returns indictments against John W. Worthington of Chicago and Arthur V. Goldsmith of New York for conspiracy to alter and conceal war savings stamps.
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JU. Ss
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
John W. Worthington
Arthur v. Goldsmith
New York
Body of young woman found at summer cottage near Syracuse
The body of a girl about twenty, bloodied and badly bruised, was found late Friday in the summer cottage of Mrs. George Beck of Utica at a resort near Syracuse. Police investigate the circumstances of the death and possible foul play.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George Beck
Utica
Here
Newfoundland Area Nearly Matches Virginia Size
The region of Newfoundland is described as having an area almost equal to the size of Virginia, highlighting its substantial geographic extent. The comparison emphasizes the scale of Newfoundland in relation to a U.S. state.
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Newfoundland
Virginia
Fragmentary Advert Fragment Teases Pill Liver Pill Lashes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions liver pills and a pill lash phrase with unclear context. No clear person, organization, or event is identifiable.
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