Lydia Pinkham remedy praised in letters from New Jersey readers
A Summit reader credits Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing change of life symptoms including hot flashes backache and digestion trouble. The letter notes improved sleep and energy and requests publication. Additional warnings describe warning signs and encourage starting treatment.
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Summit
N. J
Lydia B. Pinkham
eproRiy Korrt
Oak Ridge Ave
N.S
Mrs. Kopph
Mystery in Oenmuet: Californa Mintive San and Nogat Stun
Report notes a tense exchange last night at the Oenmuet involving Ciister and Me Wonder. A Californa mintive san and nogat from Florida to New York Avenue Post are mentioned amid the confusion.
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Oenmuet
Ciister
Florida
New York
Avening Post
Novel Foot Remedies Ad Claims Allergy Proof Shoes
An old advertisement promotes AVE BHOES AND STOCKINGS and ALLENS FOOT to ease corns bunions and foot pain. It touts Antineptic powder and a foot-bath spray to reduce friction and tenderness, claiming relief and comfort while walking. Sold everywhere.
Not a Philosopher Delivers A Clumsy Self Description
A speaker labeled Not a Philosopher reflects on life philosophy with uncertainty. The speaker admits limited study and uses misspelled phrases while pondering duties and personal conduct. The fragment hints at a casual, unpolished self inquiry.
Aspirin Brand Names and Counterfeit Tablets Prompts Debate
An OCR damaged text discusses Bayer aspirin, genuine tablets, and counterfeit packaging. It mentions druggists selling tablets at low cost and references mislabeling, packaging, and complaints about recognition of ignorance versus credit. The fragment hints at consumer confusion and safety concerns around aspirin branding and counterfeit products.
Bonillas Predicts Revolt In Mexico
A fragmentary dispatch reports Bonillas forecasting an Ottoman style revolt in Mexico led by Otregoniatas, with mixed elements unsuited to peace. It cites Obregonists seeking leadership, public fatigue with revolution, and a push to remove General Mabla Ganailes amid political turmoil and civil conflict.
US to be represented at conference on tensions and votes
The passage reports on U S efforts to send representatives to a conference with tense issues. Governor Cox receives a telegram from Rivermont asking for strong opposition to any move to modify liquor laws. The extract mentions Mrs Hartston and discussions of observing the process and reporting the official view.
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Hobson
Dayton
James M. Cox
Dramoerniie
Igo
Tratson
Alisa
Growing Pains Reported By Child And Mother
A cryptic dialogue depicts a child’s temper and a mother’s patience during a restless morning. The fragment hints at misunderstandings and the stress of household routines.
Poetry and Prose Fragments From Silent Vigils
Fragmented lines reveal a morsel of verse and stray prose. The phrases hint at silent vigils, voices, and odd wordplay about a spendthrift, hat miser, and a baby. the overall sense remains fragmentary and enigmatic.
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Colin
Foes of Suffrage Move to Halt Ratification Action
The National Woman's party sought a restraining order in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on July 7 to block Secretary Colby from issuing a proclamation defining the suffrage amendment ratified by West Virginia. Charles Fairchild of New York heads the suit, claiming WV legislature ratified unlawfully by fraud and that further ratification would be illegal. The case hinges on whether thirty five states have ratified, with attacks signaling heightened suffrage opposition and a broad challenge to state approval of enfranchisement for women.
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Washington
Dat Pumbetdye Colby
Blatt
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Charles 8
Fairhild
New York
American Constitutional League
Fairchild
Patner
Sls
Bailey
Colby
West Virginia
Tegmee
Lomoussee
Ingistatece
National Womans
Soldier Bonus Hope and Party Sentiment Across Conventions
A fragmented historical report discusses how major party attitudes toward soldier bonuses influence endorsements. It notes the American Legion lobby and potential party records on bonus support, with references to Harding’s fight and California politics amid convention reports.
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Washington
Domeate
Republic Nattomad
Haras Alvoegdies
American Legion
Chiang
Phattarina Amd
Turks Defiance Brings Warning Across Dardanelles
Turkish nationalists resist British naval pressure in the Dardanelles area. London reports bombardments on Brussa and Turk forces threatening executions of hostages. Constantinople faces refugee crowding as allied fleets shell nearby positions and Turkish defenses stiffen along the Bosphorus.
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Constantinople
Brussa
Trplane
Ksee
Brussa Trea
Aduirak de Rybeck
Mirmora
Vavionus Paints
Maverata
Surat
Ner Belgas
Bosphorus
Eur
Adramit
Chia Tek
Pywhneies
Bigha
Palou Kessar
Thoulerna
Wie
Muekish Fares
Tite Bosis
Touk Unis
Cox Makes Initial Campaign Address in Public Square
Democratic candidate Cox greets old friends and neighbors as he begins his first campaign swing in Middleton. A crowd of several thousand fills the public square, rising to a long ovation as he steps to the platform with supporters Mrs Solia Ruel Miss Kleiner and Mrs Perry Shepard among the attendees.
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Middleton
Gox
Diam
Landis Speaks On Wilson Action In Bench Statement
Chicago judge Kenesaw McLane lises criticizes the idea of President Wilson intercepting the self for James Thirsey in a female cattle case at Gilbert TL. The statement, addressed to the bar, questions the propriety of reducing a vest to four in the matter.
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Landis
Wilson
Chicago
Kenesaw McLanelis
Jaanes Thirsey
Cilbert
Georgia Senate Backs Move to Name New Capital
The Georgia Senate approves a resolution to submit to voters the proposal to move the state capital from Atlanta to a site near Macon. The measure now heads to the House for action. News notes include widespread California forest fires threatening national forests and official updates on firefighting efforts.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgian Senate
Alanie
Marga
House
Bubonie Plague Reported in Texas City of Austin
Texas health officials announced July 8 that bubonic plague cases have developed in the Austin area with three deaths reported to date. The notice stressed ongoing monitoring and containment efforts by state health authorities.
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Texas
Austin
Taxruuteot
Fiver
Britons Honor Gorgas and Wilson Meeting Plans
The report notes British honors for General Gorgas and mentions King George, while Ambassador Davis in London and Wilson’s advisers discuss Call, Tinondon. It also states President Wilson accepted a League of Nations invitation to convene an early November assembly meeting, announced in the House of Commons by Cecil B. Harmsworth.
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Gorgas
Washington
King George
Sitte Deartment
Ambassador Davis
London
Wilson
Tinondon
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
House of Commons
Cecil B. Harmsworth
Brandeis Granted High Honor By Zionist Conference
Brandeis was named associate justice in the Lalit States and elected president of the International Zionist conference. The July 7 assembly marked the first Zionist gathering in seven years, with a plan for a renewed Palestine program to be urged.
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Brandeis
Londone
Benis J. Brandeis
Lalit States
ST proMie
Iitermational Zionist Conference
Cox Favora Immediate Action in Woman Suffrage Vote
Dayton report says Cox the Democratic candidate for president urged the Louisiana legislature to ratify the woman suffrage amendment immediately. He stated it is the duty of state lawmakers to act now on the measure.
Revolt Rumors Rise After Bridge Burnings in Mexico
Reports say twelve bridges burned in Mexico south of Montelova spark rumors of a revolution in the southern republic. Adolfo Gonzales is said to lead the new movement as claimed from Eagle Pass Texas.
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Mexico
Eagle Pass
Texas
Montelova
Res
Adolfo Gonzales
Danish Folketing Elections Yield Minor Party Seat Shifts
Copenhagen reports small changes in the lineup of parties after the folketing election. Conservatives and Let, holding eighty two seats, stay nearly level with eighty one in the former house, while the opposition retains fifty eight seats.
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Copenhagen
Folketing
Conservatives
Let
Wilson to remain in Washington this summer
The White House states President Wilson has no plan to spend the summer away from Washington. He will stay in the capital as he finds the weather comfortable there and does not intend to travel.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Special Session for Suffrage Called by North Carolina Governor
Governor Bickett issues call for a special session of the legislature on August 10 to consider ratification of the suffrage amendment. The move centers on securing support for the national amendment in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Raleigh
N. C
Bickett
Hig
Spc
Third Party Emerges in Democratic Convention Era
Fragmentary text describes hints of a new political party forming around Sun Miiveisco Phin supporters. Mentions national convention in Chicago and a plan to nominate a presidential and vice presidential slate. References William, national vice chairman of the forty eight committee.
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Sun Miiveisco
Phin
Willian
Committee of Forty-Eight
Chicago
Huly Hie
New Artely
United States
Two Slain in Pistol Duel at Chambers of Its Weapon
Police arrived as Cooper and Coulrey lay fatally wounded after a pistol duel in Aparkynsbuye Wittison PL. Cooper died at the scene and Coulrey died later. the grisly scene left the Chamber area empty and investigators to secure the body.
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Aparkynsbuye
Bo Br
Wittison
Cooper
Oscar Coulrey
Trier
Dad
Cudtre
Villa Gives Up Contest
Armistice reached as Villaites surrender to Provisional President De La Hacer under conditions to be approved by De La Hacer. Rebels cede control of territories including orroon and nearby towns as part of the agreement.
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Villa
Villaites
Firigas
Wnter
de la Hacer
Rumor says Euro bankers discuss purchase of tobacco monopoly
Postwar chatter notes American and British tobacco interests lacking entrants after the French monopoly. No group of European bankers is negotiating for Ye Mrench government tobacco monopoly for 400 million. Yellow Fever condition improves. Salvadorean legation reports improved San Calvador outbreak and lifted quarantine in many areas.
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New York
Washington
San Calvador
Legation
Wyoming Briefs Chronicle Floods Fire and Fatalities
Wired notes from across the state report a Cheyenne fatality as Walter Ulrich was crushed between freight bumpers. Alfalfa crop disease fighting with a recurring poison. Wyoming Tie and Timber shipments begin treatment plant transit at Riverton. Mrs Eugene Wigan named home representative for Cathedral Home for Children at Laramie. Bishop Nanthuiel St Tomas announces departure for Europe. Lt GA Stanton eludes care and is recaptured. A man dies after a wagon collision in Cushper while horses bolt. A robbery and old gun scene revisited near Kemmerer with shots fired. Homer Achir Toronatn and Cherry Wood fined for Civil War era orders. A veteran Confederate officer dies in Sheridan. A Norwood coal line fatality occurs aboard a company car. Unio Pacific expands siding near gas line and freight routes. Basin camp grounds enlarged to host tourists with new kitchen and facilities. John Hernandez commits suicide at Lee Simpson ranch Thermopolis. A $100 million fund to aid western wool-growers discussed in Chicago. Leroy Moore age 9 accidentally shot at John Bare ranch near Lusk by a loaded pistol. Basin slated for the first Wyoming cavalry encampment September 1 to 15 with seven troops.
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Union News
Lorelée
Walter Ulrich
Cheyenne
Union
Lander
Wyoming Tie
Ant ‘Timber Company
Riverton
Eugene Wigan
Lusi
Latanie
Nanthuiel St. Tomas
Europe
Basin Clumber of Commerce
John Hernandez
Lee Simpson
Thermopolis
Chicago
Boston
John Bare
Lusk
Leroy Moore
Jesse Moore
Quete
Bouy Wit
Basin
Wyoming Cavalry
McCoy
Cotley
Big Horn Gounty
Hagin
Fort Russell
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Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
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Karl Laake
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Homer Achir Toronatn
Grean River Live Stock Company
Cherry Wood
John W. Smoten
Dibney M. Seatos
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