Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted by Creston woman
A Creston Iowa woman describes lifelong female troubles eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring strength and enabling a happy home with a baby boy. The ad cites widespread use and invites confidential letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Creston
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. B. Boscamp
E. Howard Street
Lydia E.pinkham
First Installment for Wilhelmina
Tondon June 30 The British government announced it would pay 100000 dollars as the first installment in settlement of claims by owners of the American steam ship Wilhelmina seized by British authorities while carrying a cargo of foodstuffs from New York to Germany.
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Britain
Germany
Tondon
New York
Wilson Plans East Stay Amid Exposition Visit
President Wilson will remain connected to international affairs while visiting the San Francisco exposition this fall, after leaving the plains area for extended preparations. The White House stated that even with peace prospects in Europe, he must stay in direct touch with global matters.
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Washington
Wilson
Plains
San Francisco Exposition
Europe
Jews Face a Tragedy as War Harms World Jewry
Rabbi Moses J. Gries of Cleveland spoke at the Charlevoix convention, warning that millions of Jews across Belgium Poland and Russia suffer in the great war. He urged American Jews to unite, fund relief, and act through a permanent representative committee to aid Jews worldwide.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Europe
Moses J. Gries
Cleveland
Provident
Central Conference of American Rabis
Gries
Belgium
Galicia
Poland
Germany
Austria
Russia
Israel Zangwill
America
Sertel
Americ
The Pain of Neuralgia and Neutrality Debate
A discussion of neuralgia symptoms and remedies cites anemia as a major cause and promotes Dr Williams Pin Pill as a treatment. It then shifts to a moral appeal on neutrality, urging the United States and others to stop aiding war and to unite for peace, threatening severed relations and commerce if not.
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Williams
Pin Pilla
Humanity
United States
America
Coalition War Ministry Proposed for New Zealand
Wellington Premier Massey announced in Parliament that New Zealand would form a national military ministry to concentrate the country’s whole energies on the war effort. Opposition leader Sir Joseph Ward urged the proposal be considered as the war continued.
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Wellington
New Zealand
London
W. FL Massey
Joseph Ward
Sweden to receive 10000 bales of U.S. cotton monthly
Washington reports that England has agreed with the Swedish Cotton Spinners' Association to allow 10,000 bales of American cotton to reach Sweden each month, facilitating Swedish textile supply.
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England
Washington
Sweden
Americans Flee Mexico Amid looming battles in capital
Washington reports General Carranza delaying further attack on Mexico City while General Gonzales seeks to avert combat within the city. Refugees gather at Gonzales camp southeast of the capital, with plans to move toward Vera Cruz. Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz notes Mexico City remains isolated and Carranza forces mass for a new push in two to three days. Diplomatic observers monitor prominent Mexicans and U.S. agents pursue neutrality safeguards, including curbing military movements and arresting Huerta and Orozco figures in El Paso. Mystic Circle announces Dr. Cross of Williamstown the new physician for the term starting July 1.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
Gonzales
Zapata
Cuernavi
Carranca
Vera Cruz
Setate Department
Silliman
Henry Lane Wilson
Ambasaador
Mexico
Madero
Huerta
Mr. Wilson
United States
Usso
Victoriano Huferta
Pascual Orozey
el Paso
Felix Dine
Mondragon
Blaypret
Felipe Angeles
Peace Near If Allies Seek It in War Weariness
Rome reports from various belligerent states indicate exhaustion curbing warlike postures and predicting peace could come soon. The Vatican and America are eyed as potential olive branches while Germany may resist peace offers, with The Gazette noting victory must persist until opponents demand peace as struggle continues.
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Rome
América
Vatican
Pope Leo
Bismark
Spain
Germany
Caroline Islands
the Gazette
Four Largest Railroad Unions to Amalgamate
Denver June 30 William G. Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen announced at a focal branch meeting that the four largest railway unions including trainmen conductors engineers and firemen would amalgamate for wage and service disputes and press for higher wages and an eight hour day.
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Denver
Col
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Mysterious Death Of Mrs Grace Fox Stabbed 20 Times
New York detectives probe the unclear death of Mrs Grace D Fox wife of William H Fox sister of singer Delia Fox. She was found in her apartment stabbed multiple times with no weapon or convincing motive, neighbors noting no struggle and the victim alone all day.
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New York
Grace D. Fox
Uns
Skin Cancer Easiest To Cure Says Surgical Society
Dr. Parsons told the Surgical Society of the American Institute of Homopathy that skin cancers offer the best chances for cure and are amenable to operation, cautery, X ray and radium. He cited five factors affecting outcomes including cancer type, patient age, and timing of treatment.
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Scott Parwond
Parsons
Te Vam
Riggs Bank Decision Delayed Until October
Justice McCoy in the district supreme court postponed a ruling in a suit by Riggs National Bank to enjoin Secretary McAdoo and Comptroller Williams from withholding 5000 in interest on government bonds. The bank claims a conspiracy to wreck it due to personal animosity and seeks the treasury funds.
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Washington
Justice McCoy
District Supreme Court
Riggs National Bank
McAdoo
Ler Williams
Illinois Third Largest Oil Producer in 1914 Report
The United States Geological Survey and the Illinois State Geological Survey report Illinois ranked third among oil producers in 1914 with about 5.5 million barrels. Output fell by 1,074,150 barrels from 1913, but compared with 1913 the decline is smaller than prior years, suggesting a period of gradual decline with potential rebound if new pools are discovered. Factors include well completions and price influences affecting total value at wells, with total value around 25.4 million dollars.
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Illinois
United States Ceological Survey
Tiiore State Geological Survey
Bertel
Tilia
Hlimals Petroleum
Eth
More Delegates Named to Represent United States
Unclear text lists a secretary, a depeetion mer nerker, and a committe for wl arrangements for the viet of United States hermes men and finanetere. Mentions Newtrleene Ohaaew t ore.
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Weahington
Jumr
United States
Hermes
Fragmented local notice about a meeting and officials
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a meeting and local officials with unclear details. The readable parts reference a council or committee proceeding and a throne or seat, but specifics, dates, and names are not discernible.
Attack Shamans Law See Verh Sete Mh The Merion
A fragmentary headline notes a legal or governmental dispute involving a body titled Verh. Sete Mh and an entity called The Merion. The readable text hints at regulatory or ceremonial issues surrounding the Fert of See Fea, but details are unclear.
Resinol Heals Eczema and Skin Irritation Quickly
Resinol Ointment starts itching relief at once and cools tortured skin. Doctors have prescribed it for 20 years and it treats eczema cuts burns and chafings. Resinol Soap helps prevent baby rashes by being pure and free from harsh alkali while carrying the Resinol medication.
Denounces Charge of Killing Prisoners in Commons
London June 30 Reginald McKenna chancellor of the exchequer denounced a question by Laurence Ginnell nationalist for North Westmeath alleging that British troops killed Germans after they laid down arms. Sir Arthur St Markham urged McKenna to seek U S government action to correct Ginnell’s stance.
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London
Reginald McKenna
House of Commons
Laurence Ginnell
North Westmeath
Arthur St. Markham
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
McKenna
United States
Ginnell
Alderbrook Farm Nostalgia in Childhood Eating Traditions
A July Woman's Home Companion piece titled Alderbrook Farm recalls country life through a father's Fourth of July ritual of green peas and new potatoes. The author contrasts practical realism with imaginative memory, arguing that poetry in simple country life offers deep rewards.
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Woman's Home Companion
Country Life
Alderbrook Farm
Ohio
All About Men Unclear Passage on Life Insurance Agent
Fragmentary notice discusses perceptions of men and a policy matter. Mentions National Life Insurance Company of Vermont Mutual and agents in Montpelier Vermont. Sparse readable facts include life insurance context and an agent listing.
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National Lite Ins, Co
Mutual
S&s & Ballard
Lawrence Building
Montpelier, Vt
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Graniteville
Mystic Circle
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Cross
Williamstown
Circle
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Scott Parsons
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Horlick
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