Woman Recovers After Pinkham's Compound Use
Mrs Josh Hint ABLE of Port Road reports severe displacement and weakness, unable to stand or work. After ineffective doctor visits, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, regaining strength and ability to do housework. The testimonial cites Aunt Santel Lydia BE. Finkham's aid as key to renewed health.
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Josh Hint Able
West Race St
Port
Kimble
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
First Convention of Loyal Legion Sets Plans in Minneapolis
The American Legion opens its first national convention in Minneapolis with twenty five thousand delegates and alternates from nearly one million veterans. Over three days discussions will shape policy on military affairs education veterans' legislation and future headquarters. No uniforms or rank distinctions will be worn during the sessions.
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Minneapolis
Minon
United States
The
American Legion
Legion
St. Paul
Monarchist claims shake Berlin forces in wartime era
A fragment from the World Stage report quotes Colonel Reinhard, Berlin brigade commander, as declaring himself a monarchist. The interview, disputed by a family officer, suggests a shift toward a democratic monarchy or dictatorship under a strong government, with references to the Jewish flag and loyalty to the Kaiser fading after the war.
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Reinhard
Heinhard
German Employers to Be Taxed Seventy Five Percent
BERLIN November 4 USL minister Noske spoke. Ing Ju Chemmitz declared his belief in a world revolution and warned that a revolution in America would threaten millions in Germany with starvation. He said the government plans socialization and a winter bill to tax big employers by seventy five percent, turning them into highly paid employees of their own business.
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Berl
Usl Noske
Ing Ju Chemmitz
America
Germany
Polar Land Sinking Off Halifax After Mechanical Failure
The United States Shipping Board steamer Polar Land a 4170 ton vessel is sinking at sea about 260 miles east of Halifax. The ship had resumed its voyage from New York to Gibraltar on September 20 and was towed to Halifax for repairs after a breakdown. The steamer Bannock brought her into Halifax and the vessel UKittrarda picked up the call and moved toward Polar Land, about 30 miles away.
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United States Shipping Board
Polar Land
Naval Radio Station
Halifax
New York
Board
Bannock
Valifax Ott
Giving Babies Away London No 9
Officials of the British National Baby Adoption society report more children available for adoption than suitable homes. Many are offspring of demobilized soldiers whose spouses have died or left them. Since the war, the desire to adopt has grown, the organization notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British National Baby Adoption Society
Sila
Library and branches close for Armistice Day
Public library and branch libraries will close all day tomorrow in observance of Armistice Day. The main room opens 2 pm for a limited reading period. Vienna bankers guarantee 1.2 million crowns to aid feeding the public. Scientists say nearly 60 percent of bodily faults stem from mental worries.
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Librarles
Read
Vienna
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