Nashville couple credit Tanlac with health rebound
In a Nashville testimonial, D Monta of Third Ave and his wife say Tanlac cured her breathlessness and his indigestion. He reports both felt revitalized and stress that they keep Tanlac on hand to ward off downturns, noting years of positive results and urging others to try it.
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Xorth
Nashville
Chsack Company
Dankie Soe
Lantae
Ike
Robert Vempree’s Easter Gift Sparks Family Jest
In Franklin, three year old Robert Vempree found Easter baskets and bunnies as his Aunt Mary’s yard hosted huntable “colored eyes.” His mother Lim Steight shared the moment, noting Aunt Mary’s happiness from Robert’s affection, while Robert quipped that Aunt Mary is “the whole cheese.” Indianapolis News reports the anecdote.
Cuticura Trio Promises Clear Complexion and Soft Hands
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soup as improving complexion, skin, and hands, praising its cleansing and whitening effects. It adds Cuticura Toilet Trio and Cuticura Ointment as ongoing options for clear skin and fragrant care.
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Ady
Not Flattering to Father Entertaining Child Tale
A fragment from a Boston Treascript item shows a six year old entertaining a caller, a new neighbor, until the mother intervened. The child declares relatives are dead including grandma, grandpa, Aunt Alice, and many of papa’s patients, hinting at a grim tone.
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Alice
Papa
Boston
How She Got In Aunt Dolly Spencer Milfurt Rival Pie Vote
Aunt Dolly Spencer becomes the next mayor of Milfurt by popular support and a charm offensive centered on her cherry pie. The piece notes her win was aided by strong community ties and a nod to the Philadelphia Public Ledger. It closes with a quirky definition of an abbey as a self-governed monastery of under 12 nuns or monks.
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Spencer
Milfurt
Philadelpia Myblic Leger
Allies May Confer On Upper Silesia Autonomy Amid Turmoil
Edward W. Pickard reports on Briand pressing for a German accord and a possible autonomous Upper Silesia under League administration. France and Britain seek a 30 year framework while Germany pledges border control and disarmament. Polish arms and insurgents spark clashes as the Dublin raid, Egypt riots, and naval disarmament efforts unfold.
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Premier of Bolshevists Calls Recall of Capitalism
A Moscow dispatch says Niko da Lenin, Soviet premier, urged approving a return to capitalism and recall of constitutional democrats to rebuild the state. Other reports from Stockholm claim the Soviets may lease all factories in the Tsarist domain to former owners, a move viewed as conflicting with soviet principles but aligned with new trade liberalization.
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Urge Court Probe Measure Moves In Senate
A coalition of more than 10 prominent members of the American bar visited Washington to press the Senate and judiciary committees for quick action on a pending resolution. The measure would authorize a Joint Congressional Committee to study U S courts and procedures and report a bill to carry its recommendations to Congress.
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Wharf Falls in Ashland During Memorial Walk Disaster
Ashland Wisconsin May 31 a crowded memorial lay exercise on a commercial dock ended when the wharf collapsed sending hundreds into the bay. Firemen rescued many as a frame shed slid into the water. Sailors helped save children and notable figures including Commander C L Judd and Jack Elliott keeper of Old Abe the state’s war eagle.
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C. L. Judd
Jack Eiu
Abe
Wisconsin
Wre Eagle
Marines Attempt Jail Break in Charleston Shootings Case
In Charleston on May 91 a group of more than twenty U S marines armed with rope tried to storm the county jail to seize Wilson Green and another man accused of shooting Marine Frank Urban. They were repelled by police until a Marine barracks guard arrived.
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Wison Green
Frank Urban
Urban
Ouf
Trolleys Collide in New Jersey Death of Conkin Conductor
In Burlington near Roebling a head on crash between two Pub-Me Service trolley cars killed Charley Conkin of Riverside. About thirty passengers were injured though none seriously, according to the trolley company.
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Burlington
N. J
Charley Conkin
Riverside
Three Bouts in Brooklyn Nineteen Twenties Night
In Brooklyn on May 31 Tom Gibbons stopped Cuffers in the third round, Mike Gibbons outpointed Dave Rosenberg after 12 rounds, and Andy Chance won the decision over Dutch Brande after 12 rounds. Carpentier was introduced from the ring and received an ovation.
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Tom Gibbons
Om Cuffers
Mike Gibbons
Dave Rosenberk
Andy Chancy S
Dutch Brande
Carpentier
Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Margaret McCumber of Georgetown Illinois reports relief from severe back and side pain after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes prior doctor opinions of surgery and notes how the remedy enabled her to resume daily work. The ad claims many housewives suffer similar women's ailments and advocate trying the product.
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Georgetown
Lydia B Pinkham
Margaret McCumber
Frazier St
Ilinois
McCumber
Lydia Pinkham
Knights of Columbus founded in New Haven in 1882
The Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal and benevolent group, organized in 1892, began in New Haven, Connecticut, to aid members and beneficiaries and promote social and intellectual fellowship. It is governed by a supreme council elected by state councils, with headquarters in New Haven.
Alligator game surprise party tale on Johnny
The Buffalo News recounts a party scene where children play a game called alligator. Johnny’s mother arrives and spots a child not participating. She suggests Marty join in, but Johnny laments that Marty has eaten all up, a line that adds a playful twist to the gathering.
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Marty
Buffalo News
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