Four Women Testify to Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
Yonkers New York Mrs H J L Feather says the vegetable compound restored her health after female trouble backache nervousness and indigestion Danville Illinois Mrs O A Coe credits it with saving her life from severe female trouble Ridgway Pennsylvania Mrs O M Rhines avoided surgery by using it North Haven Connecticut Mrs Florence Isella reports relief from change of life symptoms The ad cites multiple testimonials as proof of efficacy for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Lydia FE. Pinkham
H. J. L. Feather
Hamilton Ave
Danville
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
O. A. Coe
Batestown Road
Ridgway
Lydia IE. Pinkham
O. M. Rhines
North Haven
Conn
Lydia_ F. Pinkham
Florence Isella
Lydia Rh. Pinkham
Boston Post Dog Story Contest Seeks Entries
The Boston Post offers three prizes a Double Gold Eagle 820 a Single Gold Eagle 10 and 5 in Gold for the best three dog stories received. Stories must be original or not, signed with real name and address, and no more than 200 words.
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Boston Post
Sunday Post
Post
the Post
Boston
Francis H. Rowley
H. C. Merwin
Dog Story
Cynographia Britannica Describes Typical Bloodhound
The Cynographia Britannica notes the bloodhound stands about 27 inches tall with a strong compact build. It has a narrow stern intelligent face, wide nostrils, pendulous lips, large ears broad at the base tapering to the tip, a strong not bushy tail, and an extremely loud sonorous voice.
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Cynographia Britannica
Stubborn Cough Remedy Pinex Syrup Ad Claims Fast Relief
Home made cough syrup promises quick healing of inflamed throat and chest membranes. It instructs to mix 245 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to make a pint and sell as a superior remedy for bronchitis hoarseness and other winter coughs. It boasts guaranteed satisfaction and refunds from Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
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Pinex Co
Ft Wayne
Ind
Anzac the mascot and the bloodhound hero of the battalion
Anzac the fox terrier mascot joins battles with the St Hubert hounds and bloodhounds in a wartime tale. The tale recounts the dog’s loyalty, wagging companionship in hospitals, and return to Australia as a hero. Eyewitness E L Stedman signs off from Bow Lake Strafford New Hampshire.
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St. Hubert
Cupid the Boston Terrier Guards Candy Like a Puppy
A Boston terrier named Cupid, untrained yet educated by street dogs, protects a dropped bag of candy while a little girl and a friend pass by. Cupid sits calmly by the candy bag, having not touched it, and is rewarded with candy. Signed by Vernal E Fuller of Winter Hill.
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Cupid
Anzac Battalion Embarks From Sydney in War Duty
A phrasing notes members of the First Australian Division preparing to embark from Sydney New South Wales for duty. The record highlights the unit's readiness and regional origin as the departure date approaches.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Nero the Newfoundland Hero of the Atlantic Rescue
A passenger steamer Swallow from the Cape of Good Hope to England saw a nurse drop a baby girl overboard near St Helena. Nero the Newfoundland dog plunged into the sea, saved the child, and ferried her to safety as the ship responded. The mother and crew praised Nero, who later died in England and was honored with a marble slab and portrait.
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Swallow
Cape of Good Hope
England
Nero
South Atlantic
St. Helena
A. J. Lathrop
Waltham
Memory Lane Spaniel Rollo Returns to Hallmark Moments
The narrator recalls a childhood dog named Rollo who instinctively brings home the morning newspaper. Each remembered glance and move reveals a remarkable intelligence as memory links the spaniel to past routines and comfort.
Paper Torn Open By Wind Sparks Family Scene
The narrator recalls wind blowing a paper open and a sharp reprimand from a father, then a dog named Rolloby drawing attention to the torn page. Rolloby retrieves the paper from the front yard with eager action after the author folds it, ending with the signature CHARLES T. PLATT from 33 Bradley Street Somerville.
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Rollo
Charles T. Platt
Bradley Street
Somerville
Ching Loo's Chickens Roused by a Command
A red Chow named Ching Loo loved chasing chickens. Trained to ignore them, he obeys when his mistress calls chickens-chase em. He rounds up the flock with comic vigor and returns to his bone, then resumes quiet companionship. Listed author Mrs William Lax t. 6 Beacon Street Newton Centre.
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Ching-Loo
Ching
William Laxt
Beacon Street
Newton Centre
Canine dies in sea to save puppies on ship
The Yorkshire terrier Fannie aboard the steamship Navajo reportedly leaped into the sea to save her six puppies as fire closed in. Crew members called it death by own action as the dog licked each pup before vanishing.
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Fannie
Matthew Lipshires
Walnut Park
Roxbury
Wood Jury Locked Up in Malfeasance Trial
Salem October 3 The trial of Alder man Roswell L Wood of Haverhill on charges of malfeasance as commissioner of public works ended for the day with the jury locked in for the night. Judge H A Dubuque instructed them to report if possible at tomorrow’s opening. He defined criminal intent as knowing one was causing the city to pay private bills.
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Salem
Roswell L. Wood
Haverhill
H. A. Dubuque
Wood
Dubuque
Poison Case Decided Today
Judge Murray will render a ruling today after a two day trial of Fred Kendrick charged with putting croton oil into the dinner of his employer Leopold Vogel at the Petts Vogel restaurant. Inspectors Cronin Burr and lawyers Lavelle MacDonald accompanied the judge who visited the Washington street cafe to inspect the lunch room kitchen and stockroom after testimony concluded. Kendrick claimed Michael Miller schemeed the government witness.
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Murray
Fred Kendrick
Leopold Vogel
Petts-Vogel
Cronin
Burr
Lavelle
MacDonald
Washington Street
Kendrick
Michael Miller
Miller
Mrs. Baker Did Not Attack Liberty Loan
Baltimore dispatch says Abby Scott Baker of Washington an official of the National Women’s party spoke to suffragists on picketing and did not urge a boycott or mention the Liberty Loan in her remarks. Mrs Havemeyer also spoke. misreporting had claimed Baker urged a boycott.
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Baltimore
Abby Scott Baker
Washington
National Women’s Party
Barker
H. O. Havemeyer
New York
Lemon Lotion From Lemons for Smooth Skin
Instructions praise lemon juice as a beauty aid, outlining a quarter pint lotion made by mixing two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White. It claims to reduce freckles and tan, improve softness, and suggests daily facial and hand massage. Edward Wesley Co. Cincinnati, Ohio markets the product.
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Edward Wesley Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
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