Husband saves wife with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A Pittsburgh woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing months of weakness causing backache and headaches. Her husband bought the pills after a friend's tip and after two bottles she felt fine. The notice urges other women with displacements, inflammation, irregularities, or nervousness to try the remedy, praising its forty year history.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jas. Rohrberg
Knapp St
N. S
All Amer ica parade plans for Liberty Loan drive announced
Final plans for the All Amer ica parade were issued detailing formation times and routes for each division led by Brigadier-General Oakes. Units must report on time at assigned spots with divisions listed from Seventh through Eighteenth, including Marlboro, Beacon, Commonwealth avenues, and St James avenues, with affiliations such as banks, real estate, Edison, Rubber Trades, Rotary Club, and St. Vincent's Cadets among those marching.
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William H. Oakes
Boston Parade Opens Plans For 22 Divisions Of Floats
The parade will feature 22 divisions led by division marshals with the first military unit including State Guard G A R and Spanish War Veterans. Four divisions will be foreign-born civilians. Governors and mayors will review from opposite stands as ambulances and a hospital tent are prepared. Band numbers exceed 75 with nurses and Alma Mater Court among strong women’s units.
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State Guard
Harvard Regiment
Boston
Oakes
McCall
State House
City Hall
Peters
John H. Dunn
101St United States Infantry
Park Square
Charles
Beacon
Summer
Bedford
Boylston
Fish Pier
Benjamin I. Teel
Beacon Street
Massachusetts
State Nurses’ Association
Laura A. C. Hughes
Nurses’ Club
Boylston Street
Alma Mater Court
East Boston
Anna Digan
Boston Awaits Third Liberty Loan Drive Launch
Boston plans to raise 68.583 million dollars in the Third Liberty Loan starting Saturday, about one third less than the Second Liberty Loan target. New England’s regional quota stands at 250 million, down from 300 million previously, with city and town quotas in Greater Boston to be released to local committee chairmen.
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Boston
Liberty
New England
Greater
Parade Formations for Saturday's City Parade
The schedule lists divisions forming at 12:30 to 1:00 p m on Newbury and Commonwealth avenues with brigadier generals and colonels in charge. Units include Massachusetts State Guard regiments, First Motor Corps, National Lancers, RO TC cadets, Veterans groups, city departments, and trade associations. The Women’s Division covers patriotic and educational sections and the parade traverses Columbus and Marlboro streets before dismissal.
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Newbury
Arlington Streets
William H. Oakes
William B. Stearns
Walter L. Sanborn
Walter F. Lombard
Newbury Street
Arlington Street
Massachusetts State Guard
Ith
Charles Pfaff
Harry P. Ballard
Massachusetts State
T. F. Sullivan
First Motor Corps
J. W. Decrow
Horatio Hathaway, Jr
S. H. Wolcott
National Lancers
Jackson Caldwell
Starvard
United States War
John H. Dunn
First Division
Fairfield Street
City of
Frank F. Cutting
Commonwealth Avenue
Third
Exeter Street
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Standard Oil Comany
United Fruit Company
Coal Companies
Park Square
Pleasant Street
Senate Passes Liberty Loan Bill in Record Time
Washington April 3 In record breaking time the Senate passed the Liberty Loan bill authorizing 4.5 billion dollars more war bonds and 1.5 billion dollars in loans to the allies. It raises treasury indebtedness certificates from 4 to 8 billion dollars and now goes to conference to resolve House differences.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
House
Danish and Norwegian Societies Reach Pleasant Street
Danish Societies and Norwegian Societies join Syrian and Lettish groups as a square proceeds up Pleasant Street led by Division Marshal Reeman O. Emerson and the Twenty Second Division.
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John D. Nichols
Commonwealth Avenue
Twelfth Division
Exeter Street
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Bakers
Park Square
Pleasant Street
Reeman O. Emerson
Liberty bonds campaign opens with strong subscriptions
Rush Washington April 3 tremendous subscriptions for third Liberty bonds forecast by loan organizations. Although the official opening is Saturday at 9 am local time the campaign is under way with workers soliciting pledges for subscriptions to be recorded when the bonds are issued. The first hour may set a record. Bonds will be engraved and available next week at 50 and 100 dollar denominations.
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Washington
Liberty
Government Bureau of Engraving
McAdoo
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Texas Ranger
Austin
Tex
W. P. Stillwell
Alpine
Texas
Adjutant General's Department
Mark Cross Co
Tremont St
Bet
Temple PI
West St
Fifth Ave
Broadway
New York
Regent Street
London
Husband
Philo Mey Co
Newark
N. J
Freeman Hinckley
Marlboro Street
Fore River Shipbuilding Co
Henry I. Kincaide
Banks
St. James Avenue
E. Dwight Fullerton
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Trade Board
Columbus Avenue
Charles TH. Parker
Edison Electric Tiluminating Company
Master Builders
Stone & Webster
Walter Baker Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Eleventh Division
Stephen W. Sleeper
Tenth Division
Patriotia Societies
Sons of St. George
Odd Fellows
Elks
Red
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Columbus
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Catholic Order of Foresters
James H. Smyth
Electric Storage Battery Company
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Holtzer, Cabot Company
Welsbach Company
Harry J. Brown
Transcript
Sporting Goods
A. G. Reynolds
Fourteenth Division
Colonial Can Co
Ormond TD. Loomis
Aglington Street
Boy Scouts
United Boys’ Brigade
Capitan
Walter I. Tongas
James L. Molloy
United Drug Co
St. Vincent's Cadets
Aestens
Chelsea
Dedham Tree
Quincy
Revere Peewee
Everett
Somerville
Ee Lynn
Swampscott
Lexington
Milton
Lynnfield
Waltham
Malden
Watertown
Medford
Wellesley
Melrose
Westwood
Needham
Weymouth
Arlington
Belmont
Brookline
Cambridge
James G. White
George Richmond Fearing, Jr
Wife and
Patriotic Organizations
Women
Eloice
Nathaniel Perkins
Boston Wool Trade Associations
New England Shoe & Leather Association
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Boston Carmen's Union
Regal
Regal St
Tremont St. Court St
Cor
Tremont
Summer St. Providence
Westminster St. Worcester
Main
Chatham
Onyx
Vincent Brogna
Boston Bridge
Cambridge Street
Twentifta Division
W. G. Shadman
Chestnut Street
James J. Phelan
Mt. Vernon Street
Awadidh Sassatiog
Pinckney Street
Mt. Lebanon
Rush
U. S
Ambassador Page
State Department
General Pershing
England
Ivorenberg
Adler-Rochester
America
Briminl
Tlme Percales
Madras
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