Wine of Cardui Claims to Restore Health for Women
A magazine style promotion asserts Wine of Cardui regulates menstrual periods and restores health in women with weakness. It cites Miss Ida M. Snyder of Brooklyn as a testimonial, praising the product and noting her roles in local art circles.
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Ida M. Snyder
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cardus
Snyder
Brooklyn East End
McElree
Thedford
Miss Snyder
Expert Testimony on Miner Health Highlights Anemia Rates
Scranton November session of arbitration hearings features medical witnesses who testify mine work shortens life and causes illness. Dr Lenahan asserts 99 percent of miners are anemic, citing lung damage from coal dust and high rheumatism rates. Witnesses recount asthma, lumbago and sciatica among workers and long term coal dust effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Arbitration Commission
Wilkesbarre
Frank P. Lenahan
John O'Mally
Lenahan
Peter Roberts
Simon P. Wolverton
Reading Company
Roberts
American Girl Helen Gore Slain in Paris Apartment
Miss Helen Gore an American music student in Paris was shot in an apartment shared with actor Jean de Rydenzski. He claimed the pistol fired accidentally during a struggle. authorities pursue the case as a possible accidental death amid an ongoing police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helen Gore
Jean de Rydzenski
Imperial Theatre
St. Petersburg
de Rydenzski
Miss Gore
Gowdy
Posse
de Rydenzeski
Avenue la Grande Armee
Democratic bears. Roosevelt jokes about Mississippi bears
At Ooltewah Junction Tennessee President Roosevelt met a tall mountain man who teased him about Mississippi bears being too wild for him. The Tennesseean quoted the remark and the president smiled in response, noting the bears as a playful metaphor for political foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
N. C
Oolthewah Junction
Tenn
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Knoxville
Streetcar Strike Ends as Demands Met in El Paso
Patrols report calm after a brief labor dispute. In Tyler Texas on November 21, Sabine river across the bottom lands shown wide in places. In El Paso the streetcar strike concluded Thursday night with the company meeting striker demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
Sabine River
Tylers
Paso
Edwards Reports Bur of Insular Affairs Work Load Overall
The annual report from Colonel Charles R. Edwards head of the Bureau of Insular Affairs shows extensive work for congress and the public. It notes a need to increase clerical staff, bureau duties in civil service certification, transport to the Philippines, careful selection of Philippines appointees, and creation of an official library and map work with insular records and captured documents loaned for public information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Tnsular Affairs
Shington
Charles R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Congress
Bureau
Edwards
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
Pigeon hunter’s shot kills Brooklyn boy on roof
August Lauber seven years old was killed near his Brooklyn home when Peter Bumhoffe, a pigeon fancier, fired at a pigeon on his property. The rifle bullet went through the bird and struck August as he sat with children on a rooftop, and he fell twenty five feet to the street. Bumhoffe was arrested on homicide charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lauber
Brooklyn
Peter Bumhoffe
Bumhoffe
August
Speared by a wood strip in Connecticut work yard
John Leonard of Groton, an employee at a shipbuilding company, was struck in the throat by a ten foot strip of wood from a circular saw. The lance like piece passed through his neck, eighteen inches protruding behind his ear. Doctors saved him. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New York
John Leonard
Groton
Leonard
Danube Disaster Sinks Steamer Crowded With Workmen
In Craova on the Danube a steamer carrying workers sank in darkness. Thirty aboard were drowned while five were rescued. Nearby, Rome reports the pope dismissing rumors of illness and noting more work to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Danube
Craova
Servia
Rome
Hursday
Marlborough resigns as Paymaster General
London date November 21 The Duke of Marlborough resigns the office of paymaster general and is succeeded by Sir Savile Crossley MF The transfer marks a change in the wartime finance leadership and places Crossley in the key government post to oversee payroll and pensions amid ongoing military operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Marlborough
Sir Savile Crossley, MF
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Steuw
Edwards’ Report
Quinlan & Wall
Imperial Minstrels
Dan Quinlan
al. G. Field Minstrels
Diplomatic Legion
Jimmy Wall
Gorgeous
Opera House
Ethel Tucker
Houston
Texas Central
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Traf. Mgr
Dallas
Denison
Houston, Corsicana
T. J. Anderson
M. L. Robbins
Tkt
RIN
John Wittman
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