Lydia Pinkham Remedy Aids Syracuse Woman In Change of Life
Syracuse resident Mrs. R. E. Demixo reports relief from long suff ering during Change of Life after using Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the products with restoring health and helping others, noting the remedy uses medicinal extracts from native roots and herbs and contains no narcotics.
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N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. E. Demixo
Lafayette Ave
Syracuse
Lydia L. Pinkham
No-To-Bac tobacco habit claim ad
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple remedy to break tobacco cravings. It promises mental and physical relief, ease of use, and a money back refund if it fails to release the user from tobacco in any form.
Athens and Marietta Social Roundup Recalls Local Visits
Torch Me John McLaughlin and a string of visitors wieghed into Parkersburg Athens fair drew praise from Torch last week. The article notes guests including Gillilan family visitors from Athens and Bridgeport, Miss Irma Russell and a picnic trip to Natural Bridge plus several Sunday gatherings at Coolville and Harmony Hill.
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John McLaughlin
Parkersburg
Gillian
Alien Bean
Marietta Baptist Assoodfeld
Athens Fair
Chee
Ain Taylor Devore
Hara H
Porterfield
Cyrus Jones
John Root
Coolville
Fred Gillilan
Reuben Gillilan
Athens
Edward Gilliland
Bridgeport
Natural Bridge
Irma Russell
Harmony Hill
Thelma Underwood
Pearl Beaker
Wheeling
Aaron Baker
Handbag Folds Open From Bar Attached Handle
A novel handbag design for women features both sides folding down from a central bar to which the handle is attached, allowing full access to the bag’s contents at once.
Office Seeks Man in German Republic Berlin
Reichstag leaders report pressure on Friedrich Ebert to seek re election as president. He resists, citing strain on his family, but backers from centre party and social democrats may push him to run to assure an election amid lack of viable rivals from right and left.
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Berlin
Frederich Ebert
Reichstag
Centre Party
Democrats
U Bbert
Fritzio
Seck
Billy the Goat Rescued After Ocean Ordeal
Billy the goat slips from a ship during a storm while passengers fail to notice. He clings to a circular life preserver that keeps him afloat as monstrous waves pound the vessel. Dawn brings calmer seas and Billy’s tired, hungry state, with a note that tomorrow he is rescued.
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Billy
Wedding in Two Weeks For Aunt Cecilia In France
Diary entry recalls anticipation of Aunt Cecilia’s marriage to Jeffry within two weeks. The narrator notes improved spirits after a health dip, plans for a peachy traveling wedding outfit, and a London shopping spree with mother. The mood is playful as family and Jeffry’s sister discuss trousseau and future Alps trip.
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Cecilia
Lindsey
Mother
Daily Express
Aunty
Eglise
France
Alps
Bond Street
Jeffry
London
Jack
Dear Mrs. Thompson advice column on teens and dating
A seventeen year old asks about dating and proper behavior in crowds and hat etiquette. A married reader describes financial struggle until marriage and eventual stability with home, savings, and family growth, praising prudent management and faith.
Dear Mrs Thompson Mamie Letter on marriage and sacrifice
A handwritten style letter from a sisterly sender advises Mamie to consider sacrifice when marriage begins. It argues a husband may prefer his wife not to work and to live modestly, noting a small home can still bring happiness.
Sam McVey Stops Ward in Second Round Feature Match
Sam McVey, the negro heavyweight, defeated Jack Ward in the second round at Atlanta. The bout opened the new national agertine club, with McVey asserting dominance throughout the fight.
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Atlanta
Sam McVey
Jack Ward
National Agertinea Club
Sam
Long Island Factory Site Selection From Airplane
Real estate agents including D Coleman Dupeer and Julius Mleischman will choose a Long Island factory site from a low altitude airplane today amid unusual coordination.
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New York
D. Coleman Dupeer
Julius Mleischman
Long Island
Musical thief tale from Indianapolis arouses police
Lawrence E. Densmore told police a jaz pear tale about cow bells, a traveling hat, and a mysterious carn. The fragment hints at a musical theft in Indianapolis with unusual details.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence E. Densmore
Jaz Pear
Motor Trucks Drive Farm Goods Across The Grain Belt
A Travel and Transport Bureau survey for B F Goodrich shows motor trucks carry about 26 percent of grain at elevators across Oklahoma to the Dakotas, with Nebraska Minnesota and South Dakota leading use. Elevators in Nebraska Kansas and the Plains report trucks delivering half of wheat, faster loads, and reduced rail demand, signaling a lasting shift from horse and wagon.
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America
Tescir
Prain Stower
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Mid-west
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Montana
Idaho
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
South Dakota
Bly Salyard & Company
Minneapolis
North
Central Granaries Company of
Lincoln
Neb
Crowell Lumber and Grain Couony
Omaha
Freezone Promises Painless Corn Removal
A promotional note touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims the product instantly stops pain when applied and can be peeled away with fingers. The message notes a small bottle costs only a few cents and works on hard, soft, or toe calluses without irritation.
Sharpsburg R D 2 Gossip and Local Visits
Residents note a thriving Athens fair attendance and provide updates on neighbors. Mrs. Harry Glover returns from Marietta hospital. families from Nowata Oklahoma visit George Harris and others. Phoebe Harris marks her 84th birthday. Strode and Thomp son attend a funeral in Pennsville. Emma Dixon visits Mt. Carmel. Edith Carpenter visits Plantsville. George Bingham returns from a trip.
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Harry Glover
Marietta Hospital
Mark Barris
Rhea Campbell
Nowata
Okla
George A. Harris
Frank Bardin
Guysville
Joe Gage
Phoebe Harris
Plantsville
Abner Galbraith
Bartlet
Strode
Aher Thompson
Pennsville
John White
Leonard
I. P. Winner
Junction City
Winner
Emma Dixon
Buechtel
Will Wolf
Mt. Carmel
Edith Carpenter
Myron Kinney
George Bingham
Sharpsburg News Notes Local Visits and Outings
Our town reports on residents traveling to Oklahoma and Buchtels to visit relatives. Young people enjoyed a weiner roast in a Bartlett cave where two explored and found an underground spring. Daisy Burns gave a notable recitation while sheltering from a storm as others spoke outside.
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Harry
West Virginia
Awe R. Lyons
Daisy
Sharpsburg
Oklahoma
Bartlett
Daisy Burns
Theain
Mary E. Wolf
Buchtells
Lillian Bardin
Frank Rardin
T. E. Wickson
Carol
Gladys
French inventor patents front wheel pumping bicycle
A French inventor develops a bicycle with an extra propulsion mechanism on the front wheel. The system is powered by pumping motion of the handle bar to drive the wheel, enhancing rider speed.
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