Congress Amends Reed Johnson Act for War Veterans
Washington announces a broad amendment to the World War Veterans act of 1924. The measure liberalizes compensation eligibility for veterans with paralysis, paresis, or bedridden disabilities, regardless of misconduct or hospitalization status. The change, signed by the president as the sixty sixth congress adjourned, broadens relief for veterans of any war or military expedition.
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Washington Curran
Mond Building
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Almere
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Reeds Johnson
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Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Furter
Veterans Bureau
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Bentley
Lionel Rae
Teitterlings
Wilton Jaey
Tells Why He Can Now Eat Hearty
A Jersey City man Frank J. i Tru arbull says Carter's Little Liver Pills cured his poor appetite and sour stomach After reading about a man in similar plight he took the pills and felt relief from gas allowing him to eat comfortably He recommends Carter's Liver Pills as approved by druggists everywhere
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Truarabull
Jersey City
N. J
Peter
Whey
Ugle
All Drug Store
Marys Wonderful Remedy touted for stomach pain and liver trouble
A caveated testimonial claims immediate relief from chronic stomach and liver ailments after using Marys Wonderful Remedy. The writer credits a druggist recommendation, notes a single dose was transformative, and mentions a money back guarantee through CA Futterfield Rexall druggists.
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Mary
Futterfield Rexall
The Kidd Stud ies Man Credits Golden Medical Discovery
B N Nash recalls gratitude to Dr Pierce for the Golden Medical Discovery after a long illness in his youth. He describes malaria, loss of appetite, fatigue, and sleep troubles before taking the remedy for six months, reporting renewed health and strength and no relapse since. He provides an address and urges correspondence for free medical advice.
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Campbell Ave
Sean
Br. Pierce
Tavakias' Statel
Buffalo
N. Y
Tree Medical Alvige
130 POUNDER SEEKS BATTLE WITH J DEMPSEY
A garbled file describes a 130 pounder seeking a bout with J Dempsey and discusses veteran benefits, wartime pensions, and amendments affecting disability compensation, burial expenses, and eligibility. It mentions World War I and Civil War veterans, Veterans Bureau procedures, and changes to survivor and dependent payments.
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130 Pounder
J. Dempsey
Evolution of the wholesale grocers and traders
Fragmented OCR text outlines the rise of wholesale grocers and traders, describing shifts in supply chains, organization, and the socio economic impact. It references producers, trading posts, and the formation of networks among wholesalers and their intermediaries.
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Wirermeers
Taos
Dyer and Trotter Address Chamber of Commerce Meet
Professor Dyer will address the Chamber of Commerce meeting on manufacturing in the city. The session includes remarks on industry trends, workforce, and potential partnerships with national manufacturers association.
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Dyer and Trotter
Chamber OF Commerce
Obituary of W. Scarbrough in Sidtivon area
The obituary notes the death of W. Scarbrough on Wednesday April di at Werhowe after illness of jau de ment. She is survived by her husband and three sons, Geo Wethewugh and Juba 4, with reference to Sidtivon, Wyoming.
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France
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Wholesalers Rivalry Shapes New England Grocery Scene
Chaotic OCR fragment describes wholesalers and retailers in Boston and New York trade. Mentions price methods and competition among suppliers and grocers. Notes shifts in buying, distribution, and market tactics affecting consumers and small merchants.
Close Friend of Lincoln TI Dead
A cryptic, damaged clipping notes the death of a figure described as a close associate of Abraham Lincoln. Details are severely garbled but indicate a notable historical linkage and a possible burial or memorial mention in Detroit.
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Lincoln TI Dead
Substitutes Debate At City Meeting And Election Pitches
Fragments show a public meeting with candidates and speakers debating support for or against bridges and tax rates. Attorney Clar ity interrupted the session urging a speaker to withdraw. Madison and Madison supporters argued for or against proposals, while a city election and tax issues loomed.
Fragmentary testimony on ailing station incident report
Donahey and Pare describe a halted plan at a Columbue station. Keaton and Paul Harmon corroborate, noting the group’s movements. Wetton girls place a dropoff around 10 or 11 PM. Harmon places arrival near a hotel shortly after, while a Winchester proprietor cites 11 PM. A later driver departs toward Union or Dublin.
House Favors High School in Kimawha County Measure
A legislative session discusses a special levy and a school site in Kimawha County. The House uses a calendar to move quick on measures including erection of a high school and related amending actions. The vote advanced second reading on a bill related to county development.
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Wille
Moston
Selegaty
Senate
Xseond Rondines
Une
Agemontiacad
Deatnertan
Pestleneett Botnereaounty
Lincoln
Cinalder
Shore
Meany
Wells
Brown
State Registration Board
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Prynxent
New plane carrier launching echoes Navy vow to return
A new aircraft carrier is launched as the Navy promises to return to the fleet with a renewed presence. The vessel, designed for speed and bombers, aims to project power across the Atlantic and Pacific theaters, while personnel plan to reunite with families.
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FAMIL
Suniagi
Tyne
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Milters
United States
Jan
Wielc
Hoeranke
Joe Ented
Ohio governor signs dance bill amid sweeping revisions
A long session bill signing in Ohio approved new dance restrictions for under 13s and required parental consent for some events. The assembly debated road funding, nurse registration changes, and board membership composition as amendments passed or stalled, with members opposing shifts in the nursing board and physician balance.
Byesville Miner Sentenced to Life Term
A Byesville miner was sentenced to life in prison after a court deliberation in Thames town for the murder of Harlen W. Moore. The case drew attention as prosecutors outlined the motive and method, while defense argued for reduced punishment.
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Eevilie
Wit
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Thames
Paerit
Harlen W. Moore
Nue
Fear of Operations Spared Women by G F P
Fragmentary ad copy touts a “marvelous medicine” G F P claiming to save women from operations. It cites alleged health benefits for the generative organs and widespread testimonials including a Mrs Mills and Mrs Town, urging women to use the product for future health and happiness.
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Miltie
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Three Generations of Women in Inge Hie halavle
Three generations of women pioneered a family craft, using fashion media and home production to drive interest and demand. The text highlights growth, time, and rising recognition across communities, with mentions of market expansion and nationwide ad exposure.
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Kroweth
United States
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