Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Gloats Health Gain
Cleveland reader Mars M Riessinger shares dramatic weight gain after childbirth and recovery of energy after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece frames health as priceless and promotes the product as a life enhancing remedy, urging readers to seek better health.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Buck
Lydia FE
Pinknam
Mars
M. Riessinger
Nelson Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Danger Lurks in an Infant Cry
Medical authorities warn that many babies suffer from urine irritation causing crying. Crystals from stinging acids irritate the skin. frequent diaper changes may not suffice. Z B T Baby Talcum forms a protective coat to guard against acids and chafing. Available in 10c 25c and 1.00 at druggists.
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Crystal Cheapeas
New York
N.Y
Why Be Thin Gain 5 Lbs In Three Weeks
An advertisement touts Dyspepsia Tablets to improve digestion and gain five pounds in three weeks. It claims better appetite, digestion, and strength, featuring testimonials and addresses for ordering.
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de Nord
Richards
Teton
Hay Hut
Palo Sniiorsumes
Uae
Aon
Miners Seek Body in Deserted Shaft Near Marion
In Willumson county 200 plus miners search a deserted shaft for Mary L. Price believed dead after a gangland murder in January. Authorities restrain crowds while Red Cross workers aid diggers as indictments against Charley Birger and four lieutenants proceed.
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Birger
Marion
Willumson
Mary L. Price
Lber
Las
Shii
Ahaft
Red Cross
Shiatt
Art Newman
Charley Birger
Price
Dubois
Connie Ritter
Ernest Billyeu
Leslie Simpson
Riley Simmons
Newman
California
Just
Joe Adams
West City
Shelton and
Burger Guns
Burger
Frankain
Benton
Sangamon County
Springfield
Adams
Shriners Arrive for Atlantic City Session
Shriners pour into Atlantic City for the 53rd imperial council session as befeathered units march along the boardwalk from the United States Canada and even Mexico. Supreme Court Justice David W Crosland from Montgomery Alabama is greeted with a rousing reception as caravans prepare to join the main party.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Associated Press
Order of the Mystic Shrine
United States
Canada
Mexico
Canal Zong
Imperial Council
North America
Supreme Court
David W. Crosland
Montgomery
Ala
Imperial Potentate Wits
Bow and Arrow Inn raid nets 43 arrests in Cromwell
Middletown June 12. State police raided the Bow and Arrow Inn in Cromwell arresting 43 charged with gaming violations. Thirty eight frequenters and five operators were held. Two revolvers and 45 dollars in cash seized. Bonds set for Cromwell court hearing tomorrow. inn run by Joseph Kincaid Jr. of Middletown.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Bow and Arrow Lnn
Cromwell
State Poli
Cromwell Court
Joseph Kincaid, Jr
White House squirrel cheers singer flyer outside temporary White House
A curious crowd gathered outside the temporary White House as an acrobatic squirrel drew cheers by leaping between trees. The scene echoed last year’s excitement when Reb Roy the collie looked out a window to see the commotion.
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White House
Washington
Associated Press
Lindbergh
Reb Roy
Fight at State and Coloradon ends with two men arrested
Patrolman John Keane interrupted a 1 o'clock last night fight at State and Coloradon avenues arresting Joseph Nurion, 32, of 1255 State Street, and Charles Carletta, 24, of 20 Bassick Avenue. They face assault and breach of the peace charges, bonds set at $50. Nurion posted bond. Carletta remained in the 24th precinct station.
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State and
Coloradon Avenue
John Keane
Joseph Nurion
State Street
Charles Carletta
Bassick Avenue
Norton
Derletta
Car from California injures man here
C H Tetter, sixty five, of 66 Poplar Street, was struck and knocked down by an automobile from California near the corner of Wiefield Avenue and Poplar Street. He tied back toward his home after the crash.
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C.h.tetter
California
Wiefield Avenue
Gant
Builder of First Street Cars Dies
Catharine’s Ont June 12. Associated Press reports the builder of the city’s first electric streetcar and related works has died. Legal steps are underway to involve a local lawyer and formal proceedings.
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Catharine's
Be Associated Press
George E. Barbersnni
Elith Lit Bul Works
Calif
Upton Sinclair to Sell Copies of Hamlet and Bible
Boston crowds hear Upton Sinclair announce sale of one copy each of Hamlet the Bible and his own banned book on the Common. Police confiscate permit. crowd shelters writer as officers push back crowd. Sinclair quips about bribery charges and being labeled obscene.
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Upton Sinclair
Hamlet
Boston
Associated Press
Tnwn
Alfred Baker Lewis
Socialist Party of Boston
Sinclair
Vine
Danager
Bines
Wesleyan Head Would Increase Professors' Pay
Wesleyan University faces a call to raise faculty salaries and expand scholarships. President James L. McConaughy urges higher endowment, tuition adjustments for those unable to pay, and targeted gifts at the four year centennial, while noting improved instructional spending and a shift to a single BA degree next fall.
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Middletown
Wesleyan University
James L. McConaughy
McConaughy
Connecticut
Wesleyan
Wesley
Glee Club
Jews Look to America Rabbi Wise Declares
At Saratoga Springs New York 800 delegates attend the 41st annual convention of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham Stephen Wise of New York declares Jews worldwide view Amherlea as a gateway to human progress and peace. Grand Master Gustav Hartman opens session. A telegram from President Coolidge and a message from Governor Smith praise the order and its role in Jewish life in America.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Associated Press
Amherlea
Rashi Br. Stephen
Wise
New York
Independent
Order of Brith Abraham
Gustav Hartman
Caokage
Crovernor Smith
America
Governor Receives Rose as Rent Payment for Plot
Lancaster, PA June 12. Governor John F. Fisher of Pennsylvania received a red rose as payment for rent on the plot where Lions Lutheran church stood in Manheim. Representing Baron William H. Steigel’s blood heirs, Fisher acted for Miss Auntie L. Bover of Harrisburg who could not attend. The 1770 deed set that one red rose rose each year on the second Sunday of June. Previous governors attended services. Fisher was first to accept in an official capacity.
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Lancaster
William H. Steigel
John F. Fisher
Pennsylvanies
Lions Lutheran Church
Manhem
Steigel
Governor Fisher
Senator Walsh to Join Georgetown Faculty
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts will become a member of the university's faculty in the upcoming terms. He served on the Foreign Relations Committee and in Congress, and is noted for his past speeches advocating government reform.
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Senator Walsh
Georgetown
Washington
Walsh
Mass
Hhnselts
Wh University
Ihentily Nest
Walsh Avis
Ele Relehiens Comamiten
Colleges Must Make Study Lore Expert Declares
New York June 12 By Associated Press A Carnegie Foundation report urges colleges to boost study as a rival to athletics. Dr W S Learned says colleges should let students define problems through general examinations and self-directed effort to stimulate serious purpose, with fewer course credits. The foundation notes total resources around 30 million.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
W. 8. Learned
Foundation
Herald
Swarthmore
University of Toronto
Learned
Henry 8. Pritchett
Carogie Foundation For the Advancement of
Division of Education
Mass Meeting Appeals for New Sacco Vanzetti Trial
About 7 000 people gathered at the Dexter Training Ground for a mass meeting urging Governor Fuller of Massachusetts to grant a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Demonstrators carried signs demanding justice while placards calling them frame-ups were barred. protesters urged reform and questioned radicalism as a crime.
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Providence
Associated Press
Dexter
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachunetts
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Varzetti
Bay
Fuller
Sacco
Vanzetti
Vangett
Pastor lauds founder of Christian Endeavor in New York
Dr Daniel A Poing of Marble Collegiate Church delivered a tribute sermon on Dr Francis B Clark founder of the Christian Endeavor movement. Poing said Clark's life compressed the earth for Christ and the church and aimed at peace international good will and brotherhood among men as Jesus taught.
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New York
Associated Press
Francis B. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Daniel A. Poing
Marble Collegiate Church
Clark
Jnbnletry
Christian Endeavor
Poling
Jesus
Ufe
Plea to editors to curb crime news highlighted
In Omaha Nebraska on June 12 1 by Associated Press Herman Roe president of the National Editorial association urged editors to curb crime coverage at the opening of the convention at the First Congregational Church He argued that excessive crime news invites more crime and invites sensational reporting.
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Omaha
Neb
Dune
Herrman Roe
National Editorial Association
Drownings Reported Near Lake Forest Minnesota
Five people from St Paul drowned when a rowboat carrying eight capsized in Fore Lake three and a half miles southeast of Lake Forest. The victims included Haakon Eliascu thirty eight his son Peter eight daughter Olga Abree and Mr Mrs Hisiner Henson and their son SAM.
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Forest Lake
Minn
Associated Press
Stix
St. Paul
Fore Lake
Eikght
Haakon Eliascu
Peter
Olga
Abree
Hisiner Henson
Sam
Toehanee Sears
Faunce on Law and Education at Brown Commencement
Brown University president W H H Faunce argued in his 1927 commencement sermon that external statutes fade and inner honor must govern. He warned prohibition education waned after the 18th amendment and urged lifting law from books into the conscience to curb intoxication.
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Providence
Associated Press
W. HH. B. Faunce
Brown University
Brown
Sam ¢O
Hegman
Farmers Pay 33.1 Percent Of Profit In Taxes Report
New York June 12 The Associated Press says a National Industrial Conference Board study shows U S agricultural taxes absorbed 39.1 percent of net profits over the past three years. Taxes on farms rose from 11.2 percent in 1912 14 to 30.4 percent in 1925 26 despite some relief.
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New York
Assocated Press
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Tex
Sta
Electricity Raises Crop Yields 20 Percent in Tests
Chicago June 12 A committee of the American Electronic Research association reports a 20 percent yield gain from atmospheric electricity used as a crop stimulant. The method involves grounding electricity to plant roots via underground wires and a device capturing air currents. It is similar to practices used in France and cited as an early farm application.
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Chicago
Associated Press
American Electronic Research Association
Henry & Mec
Warrenton, Inc
France
Insurance Official Dies at His Home
Montclair New Jersey June Associated Press Harry Pearse medical director of the Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York died Saturday at his home after a several weeks illness. He was 57 years old.
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Montclair
N. J
Harry Pearse
Lne Equitate Lite Ensurance Company of
New York
Hla Homme
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