Nervous Indication and Relief from Lydia E. Pinkham Claim
Philadelphia woman describes chronic weakness and nervousness. After a doctor noted nervous indigestion, she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months and reports improved health and appetite. The ad promotes the product as restoring normal function during challenging motherhood periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
J. Worthline
North Taylor St
Lydia Finkham
Worthiine
Cardul Restored My Strength Says McKinney Woman
Mrs. Mary Stephens of McKinney Texas says she was bedridden for six weeks with nerve tremors back pain and weakness. After half a bottle of Cardul she grew stronger and within weeks resumed her work praising the remedy for restoring her health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Texas
Mary Stephenann
Cardul
Physically Fit At Any Age Warns Against Kidney Trouble
An article urges care of kidneys to stay physically fit and warns of uric acid buildup causing Wright's Disease. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules from Holland as a remedy with money-back guarantee, noting genuine boxes are sealed and three sizes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudiy Wright
Haarlem
Holland
Glmost
Ady
Texas counties vote on road bonds and school growth
Dallas County approves a 6.5 million road bond while Smith County backs 1.5 million and Yarrel ton district Cameron County endorses 50 thousand. San Antonio to issue 25 thousand for new school buildings amid enrollment surge. Somerville schedules June 26 home canning for returning soldiers Green's brigade. Cuero forms swine breeders group as DeWitt County leads in hog production. Dipping vat at Mayfield Cameron area dynamited. Milam County law on stock dipping in effect. Prohibition campaign disburses 5 thousand. carnival tax opinion issued. Missouri Kansas Texas rail improvements annual expenditure report. Liberty Loan medals distributed to Jefferson County women and Beaumont volunteers. Boy Scouts receive honors. Public weighers law set to bar unqualified weighing after June 18 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Cameron
Milam County
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Beaumont
Great Northern
San Antonio
Texas Central
Wichita Falls and Southern
Wichita Falls and Northwestern
Wichita Falls Railway
Denison
Bonham
New Orleans
Texas Election Totals Show Prohibition Still Leading
Early returns from 219 of 248 Texas counties on May 24 show prohibition ahead by about 12 000 votes with 126 710 to 112 409 results. Suffrage trails with 113 455 to 136 618, governor salary opposition 143 202 to 90 183, and home ownership 119 592 to 114 713 with 29 counties still unreported.
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Texas
Orange
Borden
Burnet
Castle
Dickens
Dimmit
Gaines
Glasscock
Hemphill
McMullen
Moore
Newton
Palmer
San Augustine
Schleicher
Sherman
Somervill
Stonewall
Sutton
Upton
Ward
Agitators Tie Bombs To Terror in Multiple Cities
Washington report details attempted terror campaigns by radicals planting infernal machines near prominent homes. Attacks target Attorney General Palmer and Judge Charles C. Nott Jr. in New York City, with blasts at Patterson New Jersey and Newtonville Mayes. Homes of Judge Thompson, Judge Hayden, Mayor Davis and others were damaged or affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-Seventh Street
New York City
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
Max Gold
East Thirty-First Street
Patterson
N. J
House of State
Leland W. Powers
Newtonville
Mays
Samuel L. Powers
United States
W. H. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Albert I. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Boston
Mass
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Court Upholds Higher Railroad and Wire Rates
The Supreme Court on Monday sustained increased railroad, telephone, and telegraph rates, ruling that wartime powers granted to the president authorize sweeping control over rail and wire systems with supreme authority to fix intrastate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Administration
Postmaster General
Supreme Court
Congress
Dallas Trades Strike Over Arbitration With Power and Light
Dallas nine building trades with about three thousand members walked out Monday as part of the North Texas building trades walkout. They protest Texas Power and Light Company officers refusing to arbitrate wage disputes and working hours with linemen who demanded higher pay shorter hours and a closed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
North Texas Building Trades
Texas Power and Light Company
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Teliow
Cardus
Martog
Chicago
Texas News
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Smith County
Yarrelton
Cameron County
Lampasas
Somerville
Green
Cuero
Anl
DeWitt
South Texas
R. H H. Kirby
Attorney General's Department
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Jefferson County
Boy Scouts of
Rhubarb
AE All Drugginrs
Anglo-American Drug CO
Fulton Street
N.Y
Harold F. Ritchis
SPOHN
Spohn Medical CQ
Aru
New South Wales
Wachange
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