Neighbor’s testimonial boosts Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs Gronce Teparden of Moundsville shares a strong personal story about relief from chronic bearing down pain after two years of biweekly cycles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with returning regular periods and no pain. She urges other young women to seek advice and try the product, noting privacy of replies from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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W. Va
Talon
Lydia E. Pink
Gronce Tegarden
Third Street
Moundswills
Lydia Am Medicine Co
Lynn
Massachusetts
No Doubt About Hla Love in Playful Exchange
The Boston Globe quotes a playful exchange where a character questions a lover about his feelings. A dramatic line features a mock proposal with light humor and flustered mishearing amid a social scene.
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Hla
Bess
Boston Globe
Constipation Tips and Odd Metaphors Highlight Health Advice
A quirky health note discusses overcoming constipation with Garfeld Tes and Ady cited as examples. An odd line about a man with chips on both shoulders contrasts with the idea of upright walking, suggesting humorous or metaphorical framing within a health column.
80 Years Old Says Entonic Helped Her Stomach Ailments
Mrs. John Hill, 80, says a week with Entonic eased sour stomach indigestion heartburn and bloating after the grip illness. The ad claims Entonic relieves excess acidity and gases and promises relief to tens of thousands with a small box price and druggist guarantee.
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Entonic
John Hill
Eatonia
American Troops Favor Western Tales in German Reading Rooms
American soldiers in Germany favor Western adventure stories, with Zane Grey and Caesar translations drawing interest. Coblenz and Cologne hosts popular reading rooms where Story Magazines and Allstory titles circulate, aided by the Young Men's Christian Association. The American Library Association supplies books to troops, then transfers lending duties to the Y.M.C.A. as of 1921, while Coblenz’s main library serves as a versatile venue now used by U.S. forces and civilians alike.
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Coblenz
Marter
Germany
Zane Grey
Julius Caesar
dough+ boys
Caesar
Rhing Valley
Rhine
Cologne
Wiesbaden
Ulliet
American Library Association
Christian Associatom
Lds
Ata Wegth
Aimericans Maway
America
Wea
Mpi
Branc
Anderngeh
Mayen
American Base Hospital
M. G.A
Y. MG. A
Prieiple
Expert pickpocket steals gold tooth in New Orleans
In New Orleans a noted pickpocket demonstrated skill by stealing a gold tooth once owned by Adrien A. Chazulle of 1080 St. Philip Street. The thief reportedly took the purse containing the tooth while its owner rode a streetcar on Louisiana Avenue, leaving the purse missing with the tooth inside.
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New Orleans
Adrien A. Chazulle
St. Philip Street
Mr. Chazulle
Louisiana Avenue Street
Noisy Geese Trigger Fire Alarm in Bronx Shops
Two thousand geese ducks and chickens in a Bronx poultry shop raised a fire alarm when they squawked loudly, waking residents and attracting a policeman who phoned fire headquarters. Firemen fought the blaze for two hours and contained the inferno across eleven retail clothing and Loi stores.
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New York
Fire Trust
Retai Clothing
Bronx
Toxic Candles as War Weapon and a Snowbound Bride
A report discusses the wartime use of smoke candles and toxic smokes for military deception, noting British and American developments and future expectations for incendiary and smoke devices. It also recounts a snowbound groom delaying his wedding nine hours to reach Miss Vern Gardner, who waited at her home.
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Philadelphia
L. 1
Shay
Firerugl Bureau of Mines
Frinkliy Institute
France
Indies
Flora
Latent Talent Tests For Journalists And Machinists
Madison Wisconsin psychology tests assess freshmen in the College of Engineering and journalism to uncover latent talents for machine shop work and newspaper careers. University researchers administer multiple tests to identify best predictors of success beyond high school records, with results showing limited correlation so far.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
College of Engineering
Clock error costs railroad damages for mother in Alabama
Mrs Ellen Carey was awarded 500 damages against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad after a clock at a Decatur Alabama station failed to show the rain which delayed her seeing the body of her dead son being conveyed, causing her to miss the funeral procession.
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Decatur
Ala
Ellen Carey
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Lets Go Foremost Among Slogans of War
In World War I the United States used phrases to boost morale. Col Edward Munson says the slogan lets go stands foremost for everyday use in rest or in battle. Other popular lines included Where do we go from here and When do we eat.
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Washington
Logan
Edward ©. Munson
General Star
Doe Wanders Through Town in Beavertown Pa
A large doe chased by dogs wandered down the main street of Beavertown pa and leaped a garden fence at Folmer's hotel. It trotted through business streets, pausing to look into shop windows before jumping fences and continuing on.
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Beavertown
Uogs
Folmer
Skipper Regret and a Fishermen’s Tale in North Sea lore
In Walter Woo’s North Sea Fishers and Fighters a Yarmouth trawler skipper retires amid sharp talk and a memorable fib told to a curious old lady. The tale reveals the strain and wit of seafaring life and the skipper’s blunt responses to probing questions. Elsewhere the piece notes Canada’s fuel resources with east and west limits, Alberta and Saskatchewan deposits, and a vast peat area between them.
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George
Yarmouth
North Sea
Walter Woo
Ufe
Herrin's
Canada
Canadla
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Poor Nut and the nutrition misunderstanding tale
A central New York school officer learns a mother mistook his remark about a boy being “poor nut” for insult. The doctor explains that “Poor Nut” is shorthand for “poor nutrition” in a humorous 19th century anecdote.
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New York
Plystcian
Nur
Imadam
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West
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Rhine Valley
Mary Garden
The
Humans
Chicago Grand Opera
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Grippe
Hill
Gray
Mother Gray
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