Nervous indigestion eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Rochester New Hampshire woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite and ending painful nervous indigestion after a six week course. The advertisement touts the pills as a non alcoholic tonic for neurasthenic patients and offers a free booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Cole
No. 21
Academy Street
Rochester
N. H
Mrs. Cole
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Surprising Barons Munchausen Adventure Recounted
A fragmentary retelling from Harwich to Helvoetsluys describes imaginary marine wonders. The voyage features Alps like rocks, giant lobsters and crabs, and trees bearing marine fruit, including lobsters and oysters, with notes on shipwrecks and sea mountains beneath the waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Helvoetsluys
Alps
Wrentham Baby Considered Marvel by Proud Mother
Arthur Whipple Evans Jr., 14 months old of West Wrentham, weighs 31 pounds and stands 33 inches tall, far exceeding typical measurements for his age. His mother Mrs. Arthur W. Evans notes a bottle feeding and cites a weighing station report as confirming the unusual record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Evans
West Wrentham
Arthur Whipple Evans, Jr
Husky Bay State
Imaginary sea voyage with dragons and fish described
The narrator recalls a surreal journey at sea with a salt water Pegasus and a blind Rosinante. He describes spring lobsters and a crab-tree creating a fish hybrid, vast depths, air shortage, and encounters with hungry large fish while avoiding capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegasus
Baron’s Surprise Adventure to Be Told Tomorrow
The Post promises another chapter of the Baron's surprising adventures in tomorrow’s issue and continuing daily in the Daily and Sunday Post until the tale is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Post
Miners demand price controls in 1919 coal policy
Ohio miners in a House resolution accuse government agents of the railroad administration of pushing to lower coal prices. They warn continued price cuts would close mines and cause mass unemployment. A letter from John Moore, president of the Ohio Mine Workers, urges the 1917 price level be kept for 1919. Moore cites 15 000 Ohio miners idle and 30 000 working part time this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Sherwood
Railroad Administration
John Moore
Ohio Mine Workers
Moore
Celery King Laxative Tea Promises Quick Relief
A vegetable remedy marketed as gentle and effective moves impurities from the bowels and improves wellbeing. It advises brewing a cup during colds fevers and general malaise and claims benefits for sick headache breath skin and appetite.
First Policewoman in New Bedford Takes Duty
Mrs. Edmond T. Cody, appointed by Mayor Charles S. Ashley on March 22 1918, begins duties as New Bedford's first policewoman. She studies Worcester methods, will have a special Central HQ office, no uniform, badge only, same hours and pay, and focuses on dances and street mashers to curb public morals concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Edmond T. Cody
Cody
Charles S. Ashley
J. W. Parker
Worcester
Central Police Headquarters
Ashley
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Lane
Senate
New Hampshire
Aison
Fale Baker
TGO
Washington Street
Boylston
Hollis Sty
Telephone
Eckman
Liggett
Riker- Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Boston Post
Munchausen
English Channel
Holland
Ast Wrentham
Belfast
Lord Pirrie
Iled
Hugland Bears
Jordan Marsh Company
Paderewski
Poland
Paris
Pland
Constituent Assembly
M. Dmowski
Polish Socialist Party
Polish Committee of
Warsaw
R.h.white Co
R. H. White Co
New England
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