Cardus the woman's tonic credited with curing long suffering
A Mrs. Mary K of Rouse City Texas recounts six years of severe side pain after childbirth and says she recovered after taking Cardus three bottles, claiming lifelong health and no further trouble. She promotes Cardus as a remedy for headache back ache and monthly pains.
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Cardus
Williamson coal struggle cited as union rhetoric exposes field
The Williamson coal operators association critiques United Mine Workers to defend West Virginia and Kentucky fields. It challenges hunger claims, asserts miners are well fed and housed, and argues shorter work time harms overall production. The piece questions McAdoo's profit assertions and cites a June fifth dispatch from John Donlin about production and living costs. June 7, 1920.
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United Mine Workers
Court House
Williamson
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Mingo County
West Virginia
Pike County
Kentucky
Ohio River
McAdoo
International News Service
Montreal
Quebec
John Donlin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Donlin
Bears in Combat Between Ivan and Admiral the Alaskan Bears
In Boys' Life Dr. William T. Hornaday recounts a dramatic Alaskan bear confrontation as Admiral tears through a steel partition into Ivan's den. The two massive brown bears fought head to head while keepers and a crew with five pound hickory sticks intervened, ending the clash.
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Ivan
William T. Hornaday
Boys’ Life
Admiral
Marines Fire Ten Million Rounds In Eleven Months
The inspector of rifle practice reports U S Marines fired 10 million rounds on ranges over the last 11 months at Marine Corps Headquarters Washington. Twenty one thousand men tested. nineteen thousand qualified as marksmen or better. In 1919 Marines fired on ranges in ten foreign countries and possessions including Ireland Liberia China France Germany Cuba Santo Domingo Haiti the Azores and Nicaragua and in 19 U S states territories and possessions.
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United States
Marine Corps
Washington
Ireland
Liberia
China
France
Germany
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Azores
Nicaragua
Study Shows Notable Physical Gains in Army and Navy Recruits
Over three and a half months at the cxiops national army recruits gained 64 pounds on average with 28 percent chest expansion. Navy recruits showed similar gains with individual increases up to 88 pounds and losses up to 28 pounds, yet the chief of the medical department noted the improvements were self evident with no need for extensive statistics.
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Cxiops
National Army
Navy
Time’s Great Changes at Middle Temple Dinner
Morgantown West Virginia June 11 four women admitted as students to the temple and formally dined in the hall with the benchers, marking a historic moment. George Hill of Fairmont elected captain of the 1921 West Virginia University track team, after starring in high school.
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Queen Elizabeth
Middle Temple
London
Morgantown
W. Va
George Hill
College of Engineering
West Virginia University
Hill
Fairmont
West Virginia Nomination for President by Sutherland Advocate
A West Virginia voice nominates Howard Sutherland for president, praising his rise from editor to U S senator and urging support for non entangling policies. The speech stresses sovereignty over war decisions and Monroe Doctrine fidelity amid League of Nations debates. Sugar for Dinners and Producers. New York announces 34 million pounds of sugar available June to October for canners and preservers with refinery assurances.
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League of Nations
West Virginia
West
New York
N. Y
A. W. Riley
Palmer
Riley
Barton Files for Congress in Ohio Twenty Second District
Theodore E. Barton announces candidacy for the Republican congressional nomination from Ohio's twenty second district two hours before filing deadline for August primaries. Four on transport Mount Vernon die by own action after propeller breakoff off Virginia coast. names and circumstances not released.
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Congress
Cleveland
United States
Theodore E. Barton
Ohio
Washington
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Fine Supper Served to Presbyterian Men
The Presbyterian Church women hosted a fine supper for the Men's Bible Class with Dr Mc Lauchlin delivering a witty yet masterful talk on current issues and remedies. Vesan's ten piece orchestra provided music and Miss Davenport impressed the Graham guest with her first local solo.
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Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Mary Davenport
Graham
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