Mrs Winns Advice To Women
Kansas City readers hear two testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs H T Winn credits it with relief from monthly pains and successful motherhood. Mrs Charlie Baxter of Cumming Georgia reports stomach misery and fatigue eased in two weeks, enabling normal eating sleep and walking.
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Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
H.T. Winn
Freemont Ave
Cumming
Lydia B. Pinkham
Charlie Bac Ley
Blind singer found dead in flat in Oakland
Umiklond Caroline 18 Mira Helen Mesaw, a blind soprano singer, was found dead on a couch in her apartment. A poison scent noted in the bathroom suggests foul play. A card with W. C. Dehmann, an Oakland real estate agent, and a penciled note about dinner appeared near the body. Meson, educated at the California Institute for the Deaf and Blind and UC, was about 20 and a friend of Helen Keller.
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Umiklond
Caroline
Mira Helen ‘Mesaw
Miss Moscow
W. C. Dehmann
Oakland
Helen
End of the Money Rule Banks Sending in Statements
Washington reports Comptroller John Skelton Williams outlines aims of the new banking system to end the invisible government’s influence. He says daily bank statements will let the currency bureau implement the law smoothly next month. Banks largely comply after penalties are cited. one New England bank resisted then relented.
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Washington
John Skelton Williama
Federal Reserve
Williams
Hve
OTT
New England
Middle” West
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Featured in Testimonial
A Dorchester man describes five years of scalp trouble with dandruff and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, itching stopped and dandruff diminished, leading to full improvement over two months of nightly washing and post wash ointment application. Case signed May 17, 1913.
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Stanwood St
Dorchester
Mass
Berehard Bresnick
Cutleura
Dept. T
Boston
End of great accumulations and new period of sound success
Mr. Williams predicts prosperity with less wealth concentration and crops adding ready money. The Senate banking committee lacked a quorum to consider Wilson's federal reserve board nominations, with no clear sign of an effort to delay the five selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Senate Banking Committee
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Brigands Sack Tao Chow in China Massacre Report
A telegraph note from Shanghai dated June 18 reports the White Wolf brigands captured Taoitian Tao Chow, massacring about ten thousand Chinese. The report lacks confirmation locally but causes alarm among suppliers as the band is said to operate in the nearby region with frequent outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
White Wolf
Taoitian
Oppose Liquor Traffic Women Talk at Chicago Conference
Closing sessions of the 12th biennial recreation of the General Federation of Women's Clubs were held in Chicago. Resolutions endorsed social organizations of women outlined by the agricultural department and went on record in opposition to liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Federation of Women's Cluba
Agricultural Department
Fire destroys lumber yard and foundry in East Boston
A lumber yard and iron foundry were destroyed by fumes in East Boston late last night. The inferno threatened to sweep the Border Street area, endangering nearby tenements and docks along the Manion route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Border Street
Not Enough Red Lanterns in the Coun try
A writer argues that danger signals on roads lack red lanterns at night. He recalls close calls and credits good horsemanship and instinct for safety. He notes most Middle West roads have no lanterns marking dangerous spots, risking travelers’ lives.
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Uie
Furi
Mireeide
Wight
Middle West
Cockfights near the cathedral and pit in the tropics
Survivors describe a cockpit scene near a cathedral where worshipers exit to bet on roosters. The tale recalls a chaotic, fevered betting crowd including officials, doctors, cowboys, and policemen. A spectator notes a gentleman entering a trolley with a tethered game cock.
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Tropics
Athedral
Ingres In & Mas
Cumagueyan
Ewek
Julius Muller
Appalachian Oil Output in 1913 Falls Slightly
Appalachian Oil production across New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and adjacent states declined 462,870 barrels from 1912 to 1913, totaling about 25.88 million barrels. Value rose to $63.62 million with an average price near $2.40 per barrel, amid renewed drilling activity and emphasis on old wells in New York and western Pennsylvania.
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Appalachian
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Ruary
United States Geological Survey
Venango County
Bradford
Poole
United States
Canada
Rotimanis
Alan
Wolfe
Nouth
Washington County
Venice
Allegheny County
Duff City
Greens County
Bristolia
Westmoreland County
How Resinol Cleans Pimples and Blackheads
An old fragrance free advertising item extols Resinol to clear pimples and blackheads. It prescribes bathing the face with Resinol Soap, applying Resinol Ointment, washing with soap and hot water, then finishing with cold water to tighten pores. It promises itch relief and quick healing and notes availability from druggists and a free trial offer from Resinel Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
West Virginia oil pools raise state yield beyond past peak
In 1915, oil development in West Virginia pushed total yield to 11,067,200 barrels, aided by programs like the Blue Creek pool in Kanawha county and rising Roane county outputs from the Berea Grit and Scaffold Run pools in Spencer district. Counties including Harrison Pleasants Woods Monongalia Ritchie Gilmer Morgan and Brook contributed gains as drilling sped up with high prices. Overall value jumped 44.47 percent from 10,027,721 in 1912 to 28,828,101 in 1919.
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Blue Creek
Kanawha
Roane
Berea
Spencer
Harrison
Pleasants
Woods
Monongalia
Ritchie
Gilmer
Morgan
Brook Counties
Kentucky Names New Senator Camden to Fill Bradley Seat
Washington June 1 Joshua N Camden named by Governor McCreary as Kentucky senator to fill the late William C Bradley's seat. A wealthy eastern Kentucky mineral lands investor and heir to oil and coal wealth, Camden is an active Democrat. He will take the oath for a brief term and election plans point to former Gov Reeklum for the full term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joshua N. Camden
McCreary
Kentucky
William C. Bradley
Camden
West Virginia
Wirt
Virginia
Carmden
Bradley
Kenturk Trate
Reeklum
The Coquette Secret Of Her Success
In a July Woman file story titled The Coquette a narrator outlines the alleged secret to attracting men. The coquette advises treating men as a distinct order, rewarding loyalty with pats, and keeping them attentive, noting doglike jealousies and the need to charm each one individually.
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The
Te Coquette
Rachel
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Lydia E.pinkham
Helen Keller
John Skelton Williams
Kodaks
Yoda
Mr. Mosquite
Russell’s
Red Cross Pharmacy
Taochow
China
Weert Virginia
Harrison County
Eset
Bes Vunia
Mingo County
JC. White
Macy 16
Welle Yhelting
W.C. Bradley
Adele
Caesar
Devonport
Purity Oats Co
Keokuk, Ta
Main Street
Barre
Montpelier
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