Mrs Casamear Burk Hart Praises Cardus Tonic
Forced to eat crushed ice during illness after marriage Mrs Casamear Burk Hart of Keplan Louisiana credits Cardus the womans tonic with a quick recovery from three months of sickness. After one week she could rise and after two months she was in perfect health and back to work. She recommends Cardus to friends and notes continued use with occasional Cardul and Black-Draught.
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Keplan, la
Casamear Burkhart
Cardus
Problem for the Maidens
Jerome McWade recalls winter trips to the Riviera and Nice County club dances where gowns shocked Comstock minds. He notes sleeveless evening dresses bare from the waist and knee slits or translucent panels, provoking western men to laugh at the girls’ scant attire.
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Jerome
McWade
Duluth
Riviera
Dansants
New Reace
Nice
New York
Its Easy For Women To Get Excited Over A Thing
The remark remarks on women's reactions to an unfamiliar subject, suggesting ease of excitement despite lack of understanding. The sentence presents a challenging stereotype about gender and cognition.
Wise mother in law helps woman quit coffee with Postum
A Io woman credits her mother in law with the advice to switch to Postum to cure stomach distress and complexion issues. She notes immediate relief after quitting coffee, while her grandmother also improves health after trying Postum, which comes in Regular and Instant forms sold by grocers.
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Iowa
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Kinoda
Wold
Grocera
Storstad Rescues 350 Empress of Ireland Survivors in Fog
In foggy conditions the collier Storstad and the liner Empress of Ireland collided. Storstad crew say they did not back away and attempted to keep her bow in the hole. Storstad later saved 350 passengers from the Empress of Ireland.
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Storstad
Empress
Imn
Lut Storstad
Montreal
Andersen
Gnders
Kendall
Stors
Storgrad
Thomas Wins 600 Mile Indianapolis Race in Fast Finish
Rene Thomas in a French car wins the fourth annual 600 mile Indianapolis speedway race. Arthur Duray finishes second, Albert Guyot third, Tyres Goux fourth, and Barney Oldfield fifth. Thomas earns $20,000 plus trophies. total prize pool around $50,000 with 100000 spectators watching the event.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rene Thomas
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Barney Oldfield
Thomas
Joe Dawson
Arthur Duray
Albert Guyot
Tyles Goux
Oldfield
Ray Gilhooley
Vere Barnes
Dawson
Gilhooley
Nino Zonani
Jean Chassagne
Albert Mitchell
George Boillot
Duray
Goux
Pita
Guyot
Joxet Christians
Tne
Harry Grant
Wos
Keene
Rodgers
Willam Carson
E. V. Rickenbacker
Haupt, Mulford and Burman
Knippers
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Orders Release Quarantine for Cattle Across MT TX WY
The secretary of agriculture lifts quarantine for cattle on June 1 1914 covering most of Montana and parts of Texas and Wyoming. Texas counties Moore Potter Randall Deaf Smith Swisher Terry Dawson Croaby Kleburg and part of Palmer north of the Pecos plus Natrona County Wyoming are released totaling about 60 621 square miles.
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Texas
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture Haa
Montana
Wyoming
Moore, Potter, Randall
Deaf Smith
Swisher, Terry, Dawson, Croaby
Kleburg
Palmer County
Pecos and Northern Texas Railway
Natrona
Farmers Institutes Announced in Texas
The department of agriculture released itineraries for farmers institutes. Lecturers include T. A. McGalliard with Mansfield and Wipprecht with Weldon, visiting towns such as Midlothian Italy Brandon Willis Huntsville and dates from June 8 to June 13.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Austin
Tex
Department of Agriculture
T. A. McGalliard
Mansfield
Midlothian
Italy
Brandon
Paul Wipprecht
Weldon
Willis
Huntsville
Scholarships Awarded by Sons of Hermann in San Marcos
The Sons of Hermann awarded scholarships to Southwest Texas State Normal students. Senior Nata Na Hoffman and Erna Louden. junior Elfreda Buebring Norma Strieber. freshman Erna Tauch and Stella Pfefferkoro were named recipients.
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San Marcos
Tex
Sons of Hermann
Southwest
Texas State Normal
Nata Na Hoffman
Erna Louden
Elfreda Buebring
Norma Strieber
Erna Tauch
Stella Pfefferkoro
Huerta Exile Arrives in Galveston on Hancock
Dr Aureliano Ur rutia formerly interior minister in Huerta’s cabinet reached Galveston Texas aboard the US naval transport Hancock after fleeing the Mexican capital to escape the dictator’s wrath.
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Huerta
Galveston
Tex
Aureliano Urrutia
United States
Hancock
Schooner Lena Lost Rice Cargo Off Cove Texas
The Lena under Amos Fisher struck a reef near Cove on Saturday while carrying rice from Anahuac to Houston. The hull sprang a leak and the cargo was lost.
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Cove
Tex
Lena
Amos Fisher
Anahuac
Houston
Carranza Agents Fire Mediation Response From Durango
A semi official Carranza statement at Durango condemns Niagara Falls mediators and Villa reiterates loyalty to Carranza. Washington hosts first formal constitutionalist note on Niagara Falls participation while Carranza's forces push toward Torreon Saltillo. Huerta’s grip weakens as defections rise. Ville arrives Chihuahua City from Torreon. Elections proposed by Huerta allies for July 6.
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el Paso
Tex
Carranza
Durango
ABC
Niagara Falls
Villa
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Juarez
Saltillo
United States
Constitutionalists
Mexico
Constitutionalista
General Carranza
Huerta
Washington
Lule Cabrera
Rafael Zuboran
Jose Vas Concelos
Niagara Falla
General Huerta
Cabrera
England
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Terre Hill Pennsylvania testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and pains. The letter asserts the remedy cured back and lower body aches and sleeplessness and credits the compound with restoring health and avoiding surgery.
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Terre Hill
Paa
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia
Augustus Lyon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Advertising Debate Sparks Town Newspaper Exchange
The editor questions ad spending while the Hayville Hackett store owner defends it. The owner says ads keep him afloat and recalls a time when the newspaper benefited from his support. Both sides argue the value of advertising for local business and press.
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the . Hayylile
Hackett
Patent malaria remedy claim and betting taunt
An 19th century print promotes a malaria remedy with a partial prescription and notes that five or six doses will break the fever, claiming it prevents recurrence if continued as a tonic. A wagering exchange follows with boastful bets and retorts among speakers.
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Ady
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