Women Testify To Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee writes she felt weak and run down and six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton says the tonic made her feel like a different woman as she enjoys activities with family and church. Thousands of midlife women credit the remedy with improved health and vitality.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia
Lydia B. Pinkham
Cascarets Health Ad Promotes Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets a remedy for costive bowels headaches colds and stomach discomfort. It claims gentle action without griping and promises quick relief through a simple laxative tablet format. The ad emphasizes broad consumer use and regular daily usage for bowel regulation.
Car Designed for Use in Jungles for Rajah
A fifty horsepower hunting automobile designed for Rajah S. M. Siadat Ali Khan of Nagpera India is camouflaged in green and brown and outfitted with a water tank first aid kit and shotgun clips. It seats six and has a dazzled light for night hunting to bewilder big game including tigers.
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Nagpera
India
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Tigers Sud
Will Timals
Ates
Ian Ie
Tual
Am Enormous
Estimi
Serink Aris
Indicted Thug 18 Bank Robbery Case Ends in One Arrest
Providence police announce John Hilbert known as Whitey Milter Ted by the Kent grand jury indicted for bank robbery. The April 2 incident saw bandits loot a Phenix bank of about 26 000 and fire a shot. Hilbert pleaded not guilty and remains jailed awaiting trial. Five to six bandits were reportedly involved. no loot recovered.
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Providence
ROT
John Hilbert
Whitey Milter
Ted Tod
Kent Grand
Pany
Batt
Miier
Labor leader sentenced to prison for court violation incident
October report from Washington states a labor leader, Derehy Ramsay, was upheld by the Supreme Court after a conviction for fomenting a coal mine strike. The ruling confirms a prison sentence stemming from actions linked to labor unrest and court violations.
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Washington
Phiten
Nugist Derehy
Iam
Iner
Gale Holds Sills at Providence Harbor
The steamers Conterd and Tennisee of this port left their berths but dared not venture outside due to the gale. The skippers anchored at Saunders tren and remained there overnight, returning to Providence as passenger areas were deserted. The steamer Leanstoy, heading to New York, was forced into New London harbor by the gale and will arrive later.
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Narmmsett
Cossie Fee
Saunderstren
Providence
New York
New London
Cadman Urges Church To Bar Politics In Elections
Dr. Parkes Cadman, head of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, told 200 delegates that the church should stay out of political fights. He urged Christians to focus on spiritual aims rather than endorsing or opposing candidates, emphasizing Christianizing over political action.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Methodist Men's Council
Cadman
New York Season Brings Diverse New Opera and Orchestra Programs
Colorful operatic and orchestral programs unfold this season in New York with many premieres. The New York Symphony and Metropolitan Opera unveil new works from American, French, German, and Italian composers, including Turandot and The King's Henchman, plus revivals and modern composer showcases by Toscanini and Mengelberg.
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Youth Escapes Seized After Recapture On Car
Stamford Oct 25 Special Frank Saltzman eighteen of 182 Spruce street Chelsea mass is held for Chelsea police on a barge of stealth as an automobile He was stopped yesterday by Motorcycle Policeman Bernard Was ven who found he had a Massachusetts license but no New Jersey registration He claimed the car belonged to his uncle then police learned it had been stolen in Clifton He vanished from the sergeants office returning to Stamford and was jailed in a cell later sent to Darien and Norwalk car service before being brought back to Stamford
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Spruce Street
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New Jersey
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Ile
Darien
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Cowboy artist Charles M. Russell dies suddenly at home
Charles M. Russell, famed Western painter known as the Cowboy Artist, died at his home here last night. The sudden death was attributed to lingering illness and heart trouble, ending a distinguished career in Western art.
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Monl
Harles M. Russell
Fama
Diet Sidtdenly
Mayoralty Debate Proposed in Stamford Campaign
On Oct 25 in Stamford Republican George Nowell challenged Democrat Alfred Phillips Jr. to a joint debate on local issues. Wednesday Oct 27 at Ellis Hall was offered as the meeting time and place with Mr Rowell expected to discuss the issues and invite Mr Phillips. Democratic leaders consider the invitation, noting prior campaign rally plans and uncertainty about interfering with schedule.
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George 12. Nowell
Alfred N. Phillips, Jr
Miks
Matthew H. Kenealy
Republican Town Committee
John A. Walsh
Democratic Town and City Committee
Ellis’ Hall
Rowell
Philips
Phillips
Walsh
Democratic Party
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Stamford Bandit Stuns A and P Store Robbery
Stamford Ohio police seek a masked bandit after he robbed the A and P grocery at 307 Greenwich Avenue, taking 300 dollars after forcing manager Fleury Meritt and two assistants to face the wall. A car believed used for escape was found abandoned on Woodland Avenue, and police questioned a man named William Storey linked to other thefts at a Greenwich sanitorium.
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A. and P
Greenwich Avenue
Fleury Meritt
Arthur Ashley
Harry Jones
James Kaufman
Selick Street
Woodland Avenue
William Storey
Greenwich
Eleven Injured as Bus Overturns in Pall River
A motor bus bound from Fall River to Boston struck a coupe, skidded, and overturned near Fall River, injuring eleven passengers. Mrs Joseph Labree of Fall River is in serious condition with a skull fracture. Most victims sustained cuts and bruises. Edward White, the coupe driver, escaped uninjured. The bus demolished part of Joseph Ferreira's cottage, endangering his wife and four children.
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Mass
Passenge
Union Hospital
Joseph Labree
Fall River
James Thibault
New Bedford
Mexican assails health congress in Washington
Dr Bernardo Gastelum chief of the Mexican health department and Mexican delegate to the Fan American Health Congress in September criticized the gathering in Washington. He said the congress was socially active but ineffective in addressing real health work and that delegates were treated as tourists rather than health directors.
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Washington
Bernardo Gastelum
Mexican Health Department
Health Congress
Selum
Callen
Gastelum
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