Best Medicine for Women Promises Relief
A testimonial letter from Mrs Shaw of Portsmouth Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for treating irregularities pains and weakness. The note urges other women to seek relief citing forty years of experience. A separate court scene features a judge admonishing profanity on Broadway with a humorous reply about a gallery curse.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promises Instant Stomach Relief
Advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin tablets as quick relief for indigestion, sourness, gases, and upset stomach. Claims fast action with no waking and mentions low cost at any drug store. Includes unrelated adage about clouds and silver linings.
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Pape
Roosevelt's Final Message to Public
The last public statement by Colonel Roosevelt read at an All American concert urges steadfast Americanism after war. He defends assimilation with equality, stresses single flag and language, and loyalty to the American people, condemning foreign allegiance and segregation among immigrants.
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New York
Roosevelt
American Defense Society
America
Theodore Roosevelt Dies After Illness at Sagamore Hill
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, twenty sixth president of the United States, died at his Oyster Bay home on Sagamore Hill after rheumatism and sciatica attacks. He sat up Sunday, died in the early hours with Mrs Roosevelt as the family learned of his passing. Roosevelt led the Rough Riders in the Spanish American War and served as New York governor before becoming vice president and then president after McKinley's assassination.
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Rough Tiders
West
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Buffalo
William H. Taft
Phrases Originated by Roosevelt
New York lists famous phrases attributed to Colonel Roosevelt including Speak softly and carry a big stick My hat's In the ring I'm for the square deal We fought at Armageddon Delighted Mollycaddle The Ananias club The river of doubt Nature fakirs Malefactors of great wealth The short and ugly word The simple life The strenuous life Beaten to a frazzie Like King Agag stepping softly Bully Pussyfooter Mucker.
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New York
Ananias Club
King Agag
Test Merits Five Year Rail Government Control
Director McAdoo testified at the senate interstate commerce committee hearing, insisting that only a proposed five year extension of government management of railroads can move toward a permanent and comprehensive solution to the railroad problem.
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Washington
McAdoo
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Ford Will Contest Newberry's Senate Seat
In Washington Henry Ford the Democratic candidate for US senator who lost to Truman H. Newberry filed a formal contest of the seat with Vice President Marshall and asked for a recount of the ballots.
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Ford
Newberry
Washington
Marshall
Senate
Henry Ford
United States
Truman H. Newberry
Flu Toll Reaches 111,688 Deaths in 46 Cities
Washington report from the census bureau shows the influenza epidemic of late 1918 caused 111,688 deaths in 46 large cities and raised the overall death rate for those communities to 3.6 per thousand from the previous year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Townley Freed From Bankruptcy After $80,000 Discharge
Fargo N D A reports C Townley president of the Nonpartisan league was discharged from bankruptcy by Judge I P Amidon. The ruling relieves him of obligations totaling about $80 000.
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Fargo, N. DA. C
Nonpartisan League
I’. ©. Amidon
United States District Court
Demobilization Moves Ahead in German Army
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports the former German army has ceased to exist with 150 divisions demobilized. The demobilization of units is proceeding rapidly and continues apace across the force.
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Basel
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Berlin
Romania Grants Citizenship Rights to Jews in France Letter
Rumani a letter from V. Antonescu Romanian minister to France states that citizenship rights are granted to all Jews born in Romania. The missive was sent to M. Rothschild, leader of central Jewish committees in France.
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Paris
Humania
V. Anntonescu
France
M. Rothnchild
Peruvian Minister Arrives With Credentials in Washington
Dr Francisco Tudela, Peru's new minister to the United States, arrived in Washington from Lima to assume his post. He brings credentials as both minister and ambassador.
Prince Albert Examines U S Troops at Coblenz Visit
Prince Albert, son of King George, toured the American bridgehead area by automobile on Monday and inspected American troops at Coblenz. The royal visit highlighted Allied forces stationed in the Rhine crossing zone.
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King George
Great Britain
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Roosevelt Biography Highlights From NY to Nobel Prize
Born October 27 1858 in New York City Roosevelt grew up on Long Island pursued fitness and outdoor life. Harvard educated he entered politics in New York legislature 1881 and 1882. Civil Service Commissioner 1889. led police reforms. won Nobel Peace Prize for mediating Russia Japan peace. fostered military preparedness and antitrust laws. led Bull Moose faction in 1912 campaign with Hiram Johnson of California.
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Progressive Party
Plan to Raise 10 Million for Postwar Emergency Fund
A united church campaign to raise ten million dollars for postwar emergency needs will start soon. Fourteen Protestant denominations announced the effort here Sunday.
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New York
United Church
New Government Formed at Belgrade by Balkan Representatives
A new government is formed in Belgrade by representatives of the JugeBlavs and numerous Balkan groups including Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian, Slovenian, and Herzegovinian communities. The assembly is described as a united bloc with diverse regional members.
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Puria
Belgrade
JugeBlavs
World Press Congress in Sydney Sets November Meet
The next World Press Congress is slated for November 11, 2019 in Sydney Australia to mark the one year anniversary of the urio lative signing ending World War I hostilities.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Harden to Be Peace Delegate
Bovilo Maximilian Luarden, the firm mentor of Die Zukunft, is likely to become one of Germany's key peace delegates. The appointment would place him among Germany's principal peacetime voices and influence in upcoming deliberations.
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Harden
Bovilo
Maximilian Luarden
Die Zukunt
Germany
After the Flu Boost with Eatonic Stomach Cleanse
Millions suffer lingering weakness after flu or fever. The ad touts Eatonic to purify the digestive tract, improve appetite, and restore strength, citing a Civil War veteran’s testimonial and a personal risk free guarantee.
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Eatonic
Stranger Helps Man Pay Cab Fare With a Bad Note
A cab halted on a street corner as a man struggled to pay his fare. A bystander offered a treasury note, claiming it would cover the fare by saying the other man was owed, prompting the driver to take the payment. The helper revealed the note was bad, joking about wanting to change it all day.
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Treasury
Why Women Dread Old Age and How to Cope
Public health tonics promise renewed vigor for the elderly, claiming GOLD MEDAL Lorlem Capsules firm the kidneys and bladder, flush wastes, and prevent senile afflictions. Ad asserts renewed vitality, youthful appearance, and lasting health with continued use and cautions against inferior imitations.
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Adv
First Fireplaces Emerge in Sixteenth Century
Fireplaces as we know them appeared in the sixteenth century. Before that the hearth sat in the room center and smoke escaped through a peak opening in the roof.
Pronunciation and patriotism phrases adjusted
A query about pronouncing auteur and a German phrase hut eine appears alongside a remark that a patriotic woman never deserts her colors. The snippets likely reflect language usage notes or quotations rather than a full article with clear event details.
Seals Drawn by Music Killed for Salmon Loss
Ed Corfee, a Washington fish and game hunter, spent months at Useless Mutiny and Cultus bays south of Seattle to shoot seals attracted by phonograph music. A phonograph and rifle formed his kit as seals surfaced to listen before being shot, with each creature blamed for about $1,000 in annual salmon damage.
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Ed Corfee
Seattle
Corfee
Washington Fish and Game Commission
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