Woman Works 15 Hours A Day In Peru Ind
Mrs Anna Meteriano 86 West 10th Street Peru Indiana says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her displacement backache and dragging pains She rises at four to do housework then works all day in a factory and still feels well and strong She urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy.
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Peru
Ind
Druzist
Yda E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Meteriano
West 10Th St
Laughing Liaison At Eagle Hut And Jailhouse Jokes
A London bound American sailor meets a friend at the Eagle Hut Strand. The tale blends humor about titled ladies and laundries with a Red Cross Bag Blue advert. A prison baseball manager bids farewell to a star pitcher serving a five year sentence and hints at a return after freedom or a new crime.
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London
Eagle Hut
The
Strand
Jake
Birmingham Age-Herald
Wilson declares no compromise with Germany in peace
President Wilson tells New York Liberty loan workers that peace must rest on impartial justice and a league of nations formed at the peace conference. He rejects any terms that favor the strong and insists Germany must redeem its character by actions after the talks.
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New York
League of Nations
Germany
Wilson
Fourth Liberty Loan
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
League
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cures Deafness Via Blood Action
Catarrhal Deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure by acting through the bloodstream, restoring normal tube function and addressing catarrh. The ad offers a $100 reward if Hall's fails, and notes druggists sell it with circulars free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Your Own Way and Temptation of Sin
A reflection on choosing one’s own way as appealing yet leading to temptation and bondage of sin. The piece warns that personal preference can bring gratification only temporarily and moral consequences follow.
Status of a Society Butterfly Named Butter-In
A light remark reinterprets a social figure as a butterfly of society, calling her a butter-in to emphasize her social presence rather than merit.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil promises backache and kidney relief
Century old remedy ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for backache lumbago sciatica rheumatism and kidney bladder and liver issues. It claims quick cleansing of kidneys and blood and urges purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after a few days.
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Haarlem
Ingenious Massachusetts Farmer Builds Stream Crossing Wagon
A Massachusetts farmer devised a flat wagon on wheels drawn by a trained mule to reach market when no bridge existed. He sits in the wagon as the mule crosses the stream, and when water deepens the animal swims, pulling the wagon along with ease.
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Massachusetts
Castoria Alert Verifies Signature on Bottles
A public warning urges parents to inspect Castoria bottles for the cee signature, reminding that Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and that children cry for it.
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Fletcher
That Ocean Voyage and a Collected Quip from Paris Stars
Henry Clay Smith voices a stubborn stance on crossing the ocean he says he will not return to the United States by sea but instead travel back via New Orleans. The Paris Stars and Stripes notes the humorous exchange about a meter's light reading and gas volumes.
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Henry Clay Smith
United States
New Orleans
Paris Stars and Stripes
Scup and scrod echo through New England streets
A fishmonger parades with a horn in a small New England town shouting scup and scrod. A woman at a door asks for scup, learns none is available, then questions the yelling. He responds he wants her to remember scup when he gets scup.
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Born
New England
Inexorable Law Voices on Sowing and Reaping
A terse reflection on cause and effect stating that those who sow pennies reap a penny crop while those who sow dollars reap dollars, illustrating a universal law of consequence and reward.
No Value. Never take a girl's own estimate of herself
A fragment quotes a remark on self estimation and misrepresentation. The lines imply skepticism about a girl’s self portrayal, contrasting confidence with caution. Context suggests a reflective or humorous exchange on personal claims and external judgment.
England Opens Schools for Factory Workers
A report notes England will open schools dedicated to children of factory workers. The piece mentions a policy shift intended to support industrial labor and schooling access during the period.
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England
Destroying Hun Airplanes
Maj W A Bishop of the British air service explains the officials policy on confirmed enemy aircraft destroyed in combat. He notes that unless someone witnessed the crash no credit is given for a machine driven down and the Royal Flying Corps accepts daily losses as the cost of remaining offensive in the air.
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W. A. Bishop
British Air Service
Royal Flying Corps
His Excuse and a Dressmaker's Meeting
A dialogue fragment shows John declining a meeting today due to a meetless day, while a caller insists on a visit at the dressmaker's. The exchange hints at social constraints and personal schedules within a domestic setting.
Peruna Made Me a Well Man
Mr. Louis Young of 205 Merrimac Street Rochester New York says chronic bowel and stomach troubles lasted thirty years. After using Peruna faithfully he reports improvement and declares he is now a well man.
Soar Place Named After Local Official in London Mail Footnote
The London Mail recounts how Thomas Soar Esq after years on the city council sought a permanent record of his term. He pressed cronies privately to name a street after him and was granted his wish with a street dubbed Soar Place.
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Thomas Soar
City Councr
Red Cross Bag Blue Ad Promotes Clean White Clothes
A brief ad urges readers to ask for Red Cross Bag Blue detergent at all good grocers. The simple promo promises effective whitening for laundry.
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Red Cross
Two suitors discuss marriage in a lan guid chat
Percy asks Horace to marry the girl he pursues. Horace hesitates, half minded, and Percy sighs proposing the idea should be learned later.
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Percy
Horace
Jove
Cuticura Promotes Dandruff Treatment With Free Samples
Anoint spots of dandruff with Cuti cura Ointment then a hot shampoo with Cuticura Soap. If a man, next morning is a woman. For free samples address Cuticura Dept Boston. Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50 Adv.
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Dept
Boston
The Harvest in The Toledo Blade Fragment
A modern farmer surveys his field and notes a new automobile, dresses for the girls, a hat for Maria, and money left over for Bob in France to set them up for the sellers.
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Maria
Bob
Irance
Toledo Blade
Man Stakes Reputation on Win by Losing
A quirky proverb notes that at times a man offers to stake his reputation on a bet he would win by losing. The saying highlights risk, pride, and strategic sacrifice in uncertain ventures.
One Man's Automobile Becomes Another's Juggernaut
A phrase turning on the perception of a vehicle as a personal asset versus a forceful force of contention. The item hints at divergent views on power, control, and impact within social or economic contexts.
Smoke in Dark
A quoted line from Stars and Stripes reflects on a soldier's remark about smoking in darkness. The speaker notes drawing a full house in action night two and a nose-high explosive, then muses on whether one can enjoy a smoke without seeing it and acknowledges needing to inhale to know if the pipe is lit.
Don’t Judge Harshly Explainable Delays in Judgments
A cautionary reflection urges patience before judging perceived unreasonable acts. It notes most cases have rational explanations after fuller context emerges. The piece encourages restraint and understanding in initial impressions.
Germany Bans Newspaper Sales From Certain Countries
Germany prohibits sale of newspapers from certain foreign countries citing national security and public order concerns. The policy restricts import and distribution channels and affects media access for residents. Officials emphasize balancing information freedom with protective measures.
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Germany
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