Woman's nerves strengthened by Pinkham's remedy
Winona Minnesota woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stopping a long nervous spell that ruined her sleep and energy. She says the herb tonic helps sleep, restores vigor, and enables her to work again, endorsing it for conditions like nervousness and related female ailments.
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Winona
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Albert Sultze
Olmstead St
Mina
Immediate Action Necessary Kind Old Gentleman
Dialogue fragment shows ahumorous exchange where Tommy Tuff seeks a name while a kind old gentleman questions the need to name the unnamed man. the vignette centers on a humorous street scene with playful banter.
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Tommy Tuff
T. T
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Internal Cure
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine allegedly works through the blood to the mucous surfaces, combining tonics and blood purifiers.
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Hall
Iéc
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Cross-Examination Dialogue Snapshot
A courtroom exchange shows a mistress questioning a witness about family ties. The policeman confirms the sibling relation to the cook, implying a narrow and tense interrogation amid testimony.
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength advert
An advertisement promises removal of freckles with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning, one ounce often suffices, and money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
Two Sides of Questions Cited by Senator Sorghum
In a dialogue on inquiry Senator Sorghum asserts that both sides exist and criticizes pretenders who fail to seek the core of issues. He argues many so called powerful thinkers avoid deep analysis.
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Senator Sorghum
Boschee's Syrup Ad Claims Cough Relief Across Years
An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a cure for coughs and throat and lung inflammation, promising a restful night and easy morning expectoration. It claims fifty two years of American manufacture and usefulness for lung trouble, asthma, croup, and bronchitis. For sale in civilized countries.
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America
Adv
Munition Magnate and Officer Clash in London Opinion
A London Opinion exchange shows a munition magnate and an officer disputing their treatment by multimillionaires who view them as little more than dirt. The dialogue highlights class tension and wartime economic strain in a concise exchange.
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London
Cuticura Soap Ad Promises Double Shave Efficiency
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bathing and shampooing. It claims no mug, no slime, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving while promoting skin purity and health.
Wheat shipments signal Imperial Valley crop growth in 1919
First carload of Imperial Valley wheat shipped by F T Anderson from Brawley California. four hundred carloads expected soon. The article also covers a Texas family tragedy, trans Pacific flight talks, forest patrol plans, a police shooting in Oregon, contraband drug seizure in Stockton, McAdoo buying a Santa Barbara tract, fires at Douglas Arizona stores, and Victory Liberty loan figures.
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Imperial Valley
F. T. Anderson
Brawley
Calif
John Greber
White Deer
Texas
Army
Navy
Honolulu
mid-Pacific
South Sea Islands
Asiatic
Marchfield
Riverside
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Paris Talks of Resignations and World News
Reports from Paris claim Thomas Nelson Page will resign as American ambassador to Italy after peace. News from Vilna says Polish forces shot Adolph Joffe. Belgium protests a flag similar to its own. Dowager Empress Marie and Grand Duchess Xenie arrive in England. Bolshevist mutinies and executions reported on the Ural front. Dublin’s Mansion House seized during a reception plan. The former German crown prince reportedly enters pottery. New calcareous sand venture names Frederick William Hohenzollern as director. Johnny Dundee defeats Richie Mitchell in Milwaukee. Tommy Carter and Frankie Gage win in Arizona. Harold Kruger wins a record in Oakland. Nate Lewis announces a World’s Title match for Pat Moore in London. Jay Gould heirs dispute estate. Counterfeiting plant uncovered in Chicago. Wilson to address Congress after Paris talks. Hopkins killed in Laredo clash. Food riots claim 400 lives in Moscow. Eastman’s citizenship restored. MacArthur named West Point superintendent. will assume June 12. Julia B Murphy awarded damages in Chicago.
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Vilna
Adolph Joffe
Belgium
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Earl of Athlone
Mary
Marie Feodoro
Dublin
Laurence O'Neill
Frank P. Walsh
Michael F. Ryan
Edward Dunne
Illinois
Irish Societies of America
Holland
Wieringen
North Sea
Frederick ‘William Hohenzollern
Johnny Dundee
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Tommy Carter
Southern Army
Frankie Gage
Miami Roof Garden
Miami
Arizona
Harold Kruger
Honolulu
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
Calif
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Pat Moore
Louisville
Moore
Jimmy Wilde
London
Lewis
Russia
Moscow
Red
Lenine
Trotzky
Republic
Smith
New York
Edward “Monk” Eastman
Hindenburg
Franklin W. Ward
106Th Infantry
Joseph A. Kerrigan
Douglas MacArthur
Rainbow Division
West Point Military Academy
General March
MacArthur
Samuel Tillman
Peace Terms for Germany Made Public at Versailles
An official summary of the Versailles peace treaty to Germany is released in New York. The long pact, about 80 000 words, sets Alsace Lorraine to France, internationalizes the Saar basin and Danzig, reshapes borders with Belgium Denmark and Poland, and imposes reparations and military limits. It includes a court for Kaiser war crimes and acceptance of the League of Nations in principle.
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Go Sam
Stockton
Calif
New York
Versailles
Associated Powers
Committee On Public Information
Paris
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
League of Nations
Europe
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Saar Basin
Danzig
Belgium
Denmark
East Prussia
Upper Silesia
Poland
Morocco
Egypt
Siam
Siberia
Stantung
Czecho-Slovakia
Saar
League
Malmedy
Schleswig
Austria- Hungary
Rhine Zone
What Germany Must Do to Gain Peace
A lengthy postwar agenda outlines German concessions including Alsace Lor raine restoration, Saar basin internationalization, Danzig status, ceding Silesia to Poland, and removal of non European rights. It calls for limited army, stripped forts east of the Rhine, restricted war materiel production, and international oversight with a future League of Nations role.
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Germany
Saar
Danzig
Belgium
Denmark
Silesia
Poland
Europe
Morocco
Egypt
Siam
Holland
League of Nations
Czecho-Slovakia
Rhine
Peruna touted as stomach cure by Rochester man
A Rochester man claims thirty years of chronic stomach and bowel trouble improved after faithful use of Peruna. The ad urges readers with catarrh to try Peruna in liquid or tablet form from local dealers and invites contact with The Peruna Company for a free health book and almanac.
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Louis Young
Merrimac St
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Young
Dr. Hartman
Peruna Company
Dept
Columbus
Ohio
Substitutes for Glass Show Promise in Europe
Popular Mechanics notes that with glass scarce in Europe, researchers test materials of varying transparency. Cellulose films on gratings or fabrics, hemp reinforced papers, albumen, casein, gelatin sheets, and phenol formaldehyde resins serve as imperfect but usable makeshifts. Some options, like silica oxide fused with titanium or zirconium oxides and greensand marl blends, approach glass but cost more, with some substitutes even offering flexibility.
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Europe
Popular Mechanics Magazine
An Easy Promise From A Dismissed Husband
A wife begs her husband to vow not to marry Nancy Tarbox if she dies or is taken away. He reassures and jokes that Nancy rejected him thrice when he was younger. A closing line declares the truism that the best business is making the world better.
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John
Nancy’ Tarbox
Maria
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