Pains Inside and Back Helped by Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Anna Kelly of Burlington Wisconsin reports irreg ular menses and side and back pains vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The ad urges other women to try the remedies and offers confidential free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Burlington, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Keliy
Chestnut Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Butter from Shea Tree Promises Lower Food Bills
An article notes that one shea tree near each porch could cut monthly butter costs. It explains that in Africa the fruit yields vegetable butter richer in taste than cow milk butter, while historical Arab, Greek, and Roman usage varied with oil adoption and clothing symbolism.
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Africa
Anniversaries of Snakebite Recurring Symptoms Noted
A curious fact notes that snakebite recurring symptoms can appear on anniversary dates of the bite. The victim may experience these symptoms for ten to twelve years, with a record of twelve years in a single case.
YMCA notes outline summer school and activities
The YMCA outlines plans for a summer school with small class sizes prioritizing individual instruction for upper grade and high school pupils. Open around July 10 with hikes and showers planned. A social committee considers a moonlight excursion and a tennis court for members.
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YMCA
The Only Way to Spell Simplified System
A Wichita Beacon editorial mocks simplified spelling, calling it a delusion and a snare unless every person can be their own dictionary, arguing the idea strips the concept of popularity and usefulness.
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Wichita Beacon
Worth a Great Deal
A brief wry reflection from the Columbus Journal noting that paying bills promptly may not earn social standing but has value by demonstrating reliability to tradesmen.
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Columbus
Sloan's Liniment Promises Knee Pain Relief
Philo Pa resident James & Ferguson reports wonderful relief after one application. The ad claims Sloan's Liniment penetrates without rubbing, soothing knee pain after years of suffering. Available at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Sloan
James & Ferguson
Philo
Fourth of July Committee Seeks Parade Bands and Scouts
The Fourth of July Committee met at the Hotel Belvedere to hire the King Philip Fife and Drum Band for the parade. Scouts from other places have accepted invites, with an extra Providence train planned for visiting groups. Events include running races and a bicycle five mile, with 25 cent entry fees refunded to starters and prizes displayed in FE D Kunz's window.
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Hotel
Belvedere
Boy Scouts
Providence
RF Haffenreffer, Jr
FE D_ Kunz
F. Wilbur
Bertram W Wall
E D Kunz
Whist and social events listed for Bristol and area
Dates and venues for community activities include a June 22 home whist hosted by Mrs W Fred Williams for the Bristol Woman's Fanch event, a June 24 rummage sale by St Andrew's Club on Thames Street, a June 29 evening entertainment in First Baptist Church vestry, and a July 13 Sunday School excursion of State Street M E Church.
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W Fred Willams
Bristol Woman's Fahange
St Andrew's Club
Thames Street
First Baptist Church
State Street
M E. Church
Figures in Africa's Favor Adventurers Report Low Fatalities
A team of explorers back from Africa states that over six years they used about 20 000 porters and lost only one man. The claim suggests Africa's safety may be comparable to Europe.
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Africa
Europe
Two Simple Home Remedies Instructed For Burns And Earache
Instructions offer flour and alcohol to stop burns and Jamaica ginger soaked cotton placed in the ear to relieve earache. The advice reflects old home remedy practice.
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Jamaica
Time to Lie Still in a Battle Scene
Louisv ille Courier Journal notes a soldier's instruction on playing dead during battle. A trainer cautions that remaining still is risky when cannons fire over a prone body, highlighting the danger and need for discipline.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Children Day Services At First Congregational Church
Sunday services featured a morning worship at 10 30 with baptism Bible presentations to Clifford Weston Weaver and Esther Peabody Carey and choral anthems led by the church quartet. Afternoon events included the Sunday School program In Flowerland with recitations songs and exercises by many classes and a closing flowerland offering.
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First Congregational Church
Chifford Weston Weaver
Esther Peabody Carey
John Matteson, Jr
Gladys Osterberg
Julius David Crabb
Christina Pendleton
Katherine McCaw
Beatrice Cook
George Matheson
Daniel W Coggeshall
Archibald Dunbar
Charles F Dimond
Robert F. Munro
Clinton T Sherman
Gertrude E Hasbrouck
Eunice Manchester
Annie Dimond
Children’s Day Observed at State St MooF Church
Morning services from Rev Dr A McCahon with a Phrenology-Making Faces sermon. Evening exercises began at 7 30 with pro lections prayers and poetry by Amelia Daniel Martha and others. solos and recitations featured Terrah Walker Elizabeth Starkey and more.
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State St Moof
McCahon
UA Tessono
Amelia Daniel Marthach
Elelen Edgar
Isabel Starkey
the Squirrel
Helen Badgar Terrah Walker
Little Birches
Dwought Perkins
Teszah Walker
Mary Crockford
Scar Herzig
Gordon Plowers
Mary Folster
Alice Barclay Milared
Pollock Leone Albared
Crladys
Henan
Helen Sylvester
Pbvabeth Sanford
Frances Hall
Patriotic Poem Read At Soldiers Home Funeral
Comrade John Holton of the Soldiers Home is set to read a patriotic poem at the funeral of a comrade in the North Cemetery. The Rhode Island Department Commander requested permission from the State Board of Soldiers Relief for the Commandant to authorize the reading. The verse honors the flag and fallen veterans, ending with a tribute to the comrade who has passed and the hope of heavenly peace.
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John Holton
Soldiers’ Home
Rhode Island
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Holton
CVOTN
Too Much for Her
A young girl in the YWCA extension program left a technical grammar class after learning a conjunction is a word that connects words not a place where trains stop. The secretary’s question prompted the girl to admit the class was too much for her.
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Y W C.A
Association
Paradox onaccuracy in business by W L George
A quotation from Atlantic Monthly remarks that accuracy is not inherent to all, noting that the inaccurate are more on guard while the truly accurate are not. The remark challenges common assumptions about reliability and perception.
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W L George
Atlantic Monthly
Marriages In Town June 17 19 20 Reported
Notices show four marriage ceremonies in town with the same officiant Rev A P Rebello. Harrold B Chadsey weds Ellen Evelyn Weston on June 17. William P Hammill weds Katherine Walsh on June 20. Francisco Vargas weds Maria P Andrade on June 19. Manuel Alves weds Geolinda Sousa on June 17.
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A. P Rebello
Manuel Alves
Geolinda Sousa
Obituary notices list local residents' deaths
In this town on June 16 James T Phelps aged 74 years 4 months 1 day and Mina Bells widow of Charles Bells aged 75. On June 17 Margarita Preniti wife of Matteo Preniti aged 21. In Rehoboth Adeline F widow of Edwin Upham on June 18 in her 88th year. Emily Fitzgerald widow of George F Usher of Portsmouth aged 90 years 4 months 26 days. Funeral announced for Wednesday 11 am at St Michael's Church. Gardner M D Grafton of Atlanta died June 19 funeral private.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Emily Fitgerald
George F Usher
St. Michael’s Church
Gardner
Atlanta
Georgia
Grafton Millard Gardner
Joseph L Gardner
Mary Newell Millard Gardner
Ventilation Study Finds No Direct Health Effects From Humid Air
New York commission on ventilation reports that keeping temperature low and humidity constant in an unventilated room produces no direct changes in pulse blood pressure body temperature respiration or metabolism. The only notable effect is a reduced appetite.
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New York Commission On Ventilation
Conversational Wares in a Farmer’s Burned Barn
A farmer who survived revolutions and wars values lasting dialogue, while his neighbor who watched a barn burn embraces a patient, seasoned articulation developed through hardship. The quote reflects resilience and speech as a long term tool.
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William T. Ellis
Safe Easy Way to Cure Ulcer Promised by Hokara
An ad touts Hokara as a pure skin healer and tissue builder with a money back guarantee if not effective. Ho Burlington, local Hokara agent, claims rapid relief for eczema acne blackheads barber's itch and other skin troubles, selling a large package at 35c from his drug store.
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Hokara
OH Buttlngton
Ho Burlington’s
Public Auction of Bristol Schoolhouses for Relocation
Four houses on High and Court streets in Bristol, owned by the town, will be sold for removal to clear land for a new boiler house. Purchasers must pay 25 percent at sale and the rest to the town treasurer before removal within one month. failure forfeits deposit and allows reauction. Auctioneer Clark H. Straight presides.
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Bristol
School Committee of Town of
Clark H. Straight
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