Nervous Breakdown Patient Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Newark New Jersey woman Mrs Flora Kelly details a three year nervous breakdown and daily headaches. After physician care and trying various options she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered enough to work again. The letter credits root and herb remedy for addressing the root cause and eliminating nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Lydia EL Pinkham
Flo Kelly
11Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Misa Kelly
Thrift Sunday Set Across New England Churches
National thrift campaign declared for June 22 with church cooperation across denominations. Secretary Glass urges pastors to promote saving through government savings stamps, enrolling churches as savings societies to foster peacetime patriotism and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Treasury Department
Rane
Glass
I Treasury Department
Harold Braddock
Norwich University Distinguished College Listed Again
Norwich University remains among the distinguished colleges and honor schools in the annual War Department bulletin for 1910. The list credits two local Army officers, Col. Frank Tompkins and Major Arthur M. Edwards, for much of the institution’s strong standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Norwich University
Mechanical Colege of Texas
College Station
Texas
Cornell University
Ithaca
Michigan Agricultural College
West Lansing
Mich
Northfield
Oornaen Agricultural College
Corvallis
Frank Tompkion
Inte of
The
Mist Infantry
Arthur M. Edwards
U.S. Army
Knox Debates His Resolution on League Covenant
Senator Knox opened debate on separating the covenant of the league of nations from the Germany treaty while the agricultural appropriation bill drew discussion. He warned the revised covenant tainted by a Monroe doctrine provision would imperil Americanism and invite monarchies, drawing overflow crowds in the Senate galleries.
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Washington
Knox
Senate
League of Nations
Germany
Sena
League
Mexico
Japan
Guatemala
Great Britain
Brasil
Argentina
Italy
America
Monroe
Munroe
Debate Over League of Nations Sways Senate Action
Washington June 18 Senate debate on the League of Nations dominates proceedings as Republican Sen Knox of Pennsylvania opposes immediate acceptance while Sen McCumber of North Dakota signals no pledge to speak. The dispute aims to define the treaty's fate with votes likely extending across days or weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Republican
Foreign Relations Committee
League
Knox
Pennsylvania
A Mistake at a Boston Evening Party
An amusing misstep occurs when a man compliments the wrong woman at a party. He mistakes Mise Smith Panes eanoe for the cousin of a lady present, prompting a wry correction. The exchange ends with a lighthearted remark about a misstep.
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Mise Smith
Boston Transcript
Controversial Autotherapy Claims From Dr Duncan
New York reports Dr Charles Hi Duncan, founder of Volunteer corps, touts autotherapy for influenza and pneumonia. He says immunizing a patient to their own poison cured 26 preumopia and influenza patients without fatalities. He describes obtaining mucus from infected areas and injecting Loxine to trigger a spontaneous cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Hi. Duncan
Hoops
Allied Medical Associations of America
Duncan
Feading Schools of Medicine
American Medical Association
Newbury Sabbath Observed with Notable Gatherings
Newbury observed a Children’s Day at the Congregational church with a morning program. Local residents and visitors including Charles H. Bayley of Boston and Miss Elza Rossae raliegsera were noted at various street addresses. A baccalaureate sermon by Rev Henry S Ives drew a large crowd, as families and townsfolk prepared for summer events and travel plans along Main and Chapel streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Charles H. Bayley
Boston
Main
Chapel Strats
Elza Rossae Raliegsera
Pulaski Avenue
Crows Street
Charles Bo Taggart
Montebello Road
Paul Ane Drews
School Street
Ruth Kevham
Upper Main Street
Pion
Chapel
School
Annie Tenner
Pine Street
Hls. Ives
Main Street
Tr. Darling
Charles Dodge
Deacon Johnson
Richard Darling
Oxbow Road
M. C. Keight
Anca Smith
Newburuigh
Horace Bailey
Glens Falls
N.Y
Adirondacks
Harvey Knight
Jenne Ie
Harvey White
Lyndonville
Je W. White
Wid
Neal Holton
F. B. Kimball
Bath
Henry
Ives
Congrega+tionel
Ivan
0. W. Brock
Mra. Lawrie
Migs Reyes
Mra. Iven
Tajoxing & Motor Trip
Local notices from Moretown and surrounding towns
Mrs. W. Bates returns from Richford visit. Sawyer, BR, and T. J. Ferris attend a TO. OF meeting in Barre. Mrs. Kingsbury resumes work at Wilcox & Son after illness. Herbert Crapo returns to Montpelier after visiting Mrs. McCarty. Barree visitors greet Mrs. Weir and daughter in Middlesex. Roy Sanderson and Ella Somerville from Burlington visit Kingsbury. Al Goldsmith from Burlington visits A. H. Booth. Graduation exercises and prize speaking set for Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Steeper and Mrs. Merrill visit in Burlington to see Miss Merrill in hospital. D. K. Richardson visits Montpelier. Private Ford Bulkeley discharged from Camp Dix visiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
M. BR
Child
T. J. Ferris
Barre
W. A. Kingsbury
L. Wilcox & Son
Iithens, Corp
Herbert Crapo Hie
Montpelier
John McCarty
Laura Weir
George Thomas
Middlesex
Roy Sanderson
Ella Somerville
Burlington
al Goldsmith
A. H. Booth
G. Tf. Steeper
Hmily Merrill
Mins Kila Merrill
Mra
D. K. Richardson
Ford Bulkeley
Camp Dix
F. H Bulkeley
Atkina
Brazilian President Elect Transferred at Sea in Wake of French Ship
A wireless from Washington reports that the Brazilian president elect Dr. Pessoa and party were transferred from the disabled French cruiser Jeanne D Arc to the American transport Sapere aboard the U S Battle ship Arkansas off Lisbon. Admiral Benson accompanied by the Imperator conveyed the Brazilians to safety, with the Imperator expected to reach New York tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Jeanne Arc
Sapere
Dr. Pessoa
Brasil
United States
Lisbon
Admiral Benson
France
Arkansas
Imperator
Renton
New York
Cruieer
Lightning Kills Cattle and Damages Farms in Vermont
A severe Sunday storm struck multiple Vermont locations. Eight cows on John Addison’s Bridport farm died, five on Charles Gale’s Middlebury farm were killed by a live wire, and ten cattle on Walter Swett’s St. Sey head were killed. An engine house at Shekton Quarry in South Poultney burned, and six cows and one bull on Peter Sweenur’s New Haven farm perished. Charles Niles narrowly escaped a bolt near Brandon, knocked unconscious after lightning struck a collie. No house damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wton Addison
Wight
Lee Hemingway
Bridport
Charles Gale
Middlebury
Bvell
Vermont Marble Company
Huntington Farm
Proctor
Rei
Walter B. Swett
St. Sey
Shekton
South Poultney
F.C Sheldon State Company
Granvilla S. Ys
Peter Sweenur
New Haven
Uuchtning
Charles Niles
Brandon
University of Verrunt
Hive
EB. Wright
Anti British phobia debate and British strength
The piece argues against anti British sentiment, noting that Britain has no strong motive to promote imperial interests. It cites Lord Herbert Cecil and a Springfield Publican regarding Britain's strong European position, robust fleet and army, and better economy than prewar rivals.
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Great Britain
Hebert Cecil
Britain
Springfiel Publican
Envious immune from Prohibition's ban on suds
A clipped verse from the Boston transcript mocks a person immune to Prohibition who can still obtain alcohol. The quatrain references cleaning clothes and dry laws while noting a stubborn ability to access beer or liquor despite restrictions.
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Boston
Vocational Training Aids Disabled Veterans In DC Area
Evidence grows that disabled men train under the federal board for vocational education with praise from a dean who notes a spinal injury in one student who eyes an accountant role at 190 percent efficiency. A Western youth with one eye trains in tractors and gas engines and shows promise in a plant shop. Write to the district branch or to the federal board at 200 New Jersey Avenue Washington DC for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Cil
Adde
Uncle Sam
Federal Board For
Federal
New Dirsey Avenue
Washington D. C
Suadah Temple Represented At DO K and Ceremonial
Boston June 18 five hundred members of New England temples of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorasan Knights of Pythias paraded through Boston in blue regalia before taking steamer Old Colony to Nantasket for a field day. Imperial marshal Harvey T. Punil led the procession. Temples represented included Abou Ben Adhem Boston Hira New Britain Susdah Barre Asurabed Manchester Karas Providence El Malua Portland and Finta Springfield.
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Boston
New England
Order of the
Knights of Khorasean
Knights of Pythins
Nantucket Beach
Wex Street
Tremont
Behoal
Washington
Kowrs' Wharf
Dokls
Hira
New Britain
Conn
Susdah Temple
Barre
Asurabed Temple
Manchester
N. H
Fi Karas
Providence
B. I
el Malua
Portland
Finta Temple
Springflelit
Burlington Woman Dies After Poising with Poison
Mrs Agnes Durant of 03 Grant trent died at Fanny Allen hospital after taking a large dose of partilenii with wimerelial intent. She drank several ounces Monday afternoon while alone at home and suffered greatly before passing away just after 3 o clock. Survived by two children, her husband left years ago. she had struggled with poverty and tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Agnes Durant
Grant
Circus Girls Avoid Parties At Montpelier Show
A Montpelier advance story notes circus performers keep a disciplined routine. The Selle-Flote troupe arrives Saturday June 28 with performers seen mainly in parade and show, knitting or needlework in the morning and early to bed after late hours.
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Salle-Flote Circus
Montpelier
Adv
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Lydia
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Norwich University Distinguished College
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Chester
St. John’s College
Annapolis
the Citadel
Charleston
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Berkeley
Cal
University of Florida
Gainesville
Pla
Agi
Mooh
Outrage & Poly
Blacksburg
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Will
Senator McCumber
Sixova
Lamb
Newbury
Moretown
7. W. Bates
Rich‘ord
Jeanne D’arc
Elect Pesson
Brazil
U. S
Bovinine
Bettie
TES Tak Bom Twine CO
FIH Maconty
Mane
Elloggs
Kellogg's
Suadah Temple
DO. K
Vicinity
Teres W
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co
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