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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

3

Two Women Escaped Operations in Testimonies

In St Joseph Missouri letters recount women saved from surgery by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mary Mark White Plains and Mrs Wu Lockman describe severe pain and paralysis before treatment, crediting the remedy with restored health. Messages urge requesting free text on ailments and mention accompanying products.

St. Joseph Missouri Lydia EB. Pinkham Mra Lockman St. Re, Joseph, Mo Lydia E. Pinkham Lydis E. Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts Tmation

Staries and Characters Molded With Little Toushes

The statement notes that characters and reputations are shaped by small, unseen touches and asserts that a strong name offers the best security a person can have.

Reds Threaten Yanks Over Sacco and Vanzetti Release

Communists convicted of murder in Massachusetts demand the release of Sacco and Vanzetti. A clandestine anarchist article mailed to the American legation in Sofia Bulgaria warns of a second bomb at the legation, calling for action by the United States. Special agents monitor the building.

Sacco Vanzetti Massachusetts Sofa Bulgaria Legation United States Charles S. Wilson

Tragedy in Chicago Triangle Ends in Death

Leonard Allen thirty. Allen G Bright and Mrs Martin White wounded at East Forty-seventh Street and Calumet Avenue in a club triangle dispute that escalated to gunfire. Allen died from a self-inflicted shot after shooting the pair. Wounded remain in non serious condition. Police report a romantic dispute traced to Minneapolis.

Chicago East Forty-seventh Street Calumet Avenue Leonard Allen Union Avenue Martin White Allen G. Bright Pallee, Wie Romney Minneapolis

Gas up one cent a gallon in Chicago markets

Standard Oil of Indiana announced a one cent a gallon rise in Chicago gasoline prices, lifting the average to around 24 to 26 cents per gallon. Sinclair Oil had earlier enacted a similar increase, with Standard Oil officials predicting other majors would follow suit.

Chicago, May Standard Oil Company of Indiana Sinclair Oil Company Standard Oil Anld Uiey

Two Die In Ulster Clash At Castle Canfield

Armed men attacked the houses of three Ulster special constables at Castle Canfield County Tyrone. A vigorous fight followed with one special constable and one attacker killed.

Ulster Belfast Ulster Special Castle Canfield County Tyrone Specials

Markets Report from Chicago May 1918 Grain and Livestock

Grain prices and commodity quotes from Chicago detailed futures and cash markets for wheat flour hay butter and eggs. Livestock values for cattle hogs and sheep, with ranges for steers cows yearlings and lambs.

Chicago G.uys.h Fueguny Buffalo N. C Revelpte

Barred out by Birmingham Age Herald fragment

Fragment quotes a Birmingham Age Herald exchange about Mr Grabeaiu and golf. The dialogue suggests lack of points of contact and humor about approachability and wealth in a brief, damaged text.

Grabeaiu Birmingham age-Herald

Changing Color Scheme in a Curious Family Tale

A playful line contrasts Bolshevists and blues in a cartoonish dialogue. The note references a birch family tree and an apple variety. It muses that a sickness named Aven improves only when it ends well, hinting at a humorous or satirical cartoon caption.

Gentlemen of the Old School clash at Cadillac Square cigar shop

A swarthy nomad and his wife in a Cadillac Square cigar store drew attention as she demonstrated with film in gypsy language. She turned to leave and he kicked her through swinging doors in a forceful outburst. They then walked away together, per Detroit News.

Cadillac Square Detroit News

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