Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Relief From Pain
A testimonial from Mia Courtney of Oskaloosa Iowa describes years of misery and weakness followed by prompt improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to try the root and herb remedy and offers plant medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Oskaloora
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Lizzie Courtery
Ave
West
Oskaloosa
Lowa
Courtney
Lycia E. Pinkham
Lydia L. Pinkham
Real Clown Baseball NinG Plays In Circus Show
The Selle Flote circus brings clown baseball to Keyenne on Saturday July. The clowns field multiple teams and play short innings during the afternoon performances between main acts. They stage lighthearted games as part of the Birth of the Rainbow spectacle with hundreds of spectators and animals in attendance.
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Bie Cireunes
Selle-Flote
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed for Colds
Mrs. Margaret Smale of Bishop California praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cold remedy. She states it soothed her persistent cough and bronchial irritation after a week of illness.
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Foley
Margaret Smale
Bishop Calif
High Regard for Sammies Attested in Liverpool
July 6 report from the Liverpool Post quotes a correspondent praising American troops. British veterans note initial doubts gave way to respect as Americans show eagerness to learn warfare, with growing comradeship and trust as wounded are cared for. An Australian officer likens England leave to a home visit, hoping for reciprocal sentiment.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Post
England
Women Killed in German Bomb Raids on French Hospitals
Nine young members of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps were killed during a German air raid on British hospitals in France on May 39.
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London
Army Corps
France
Western Union chief urges unity with government in war time
President W U sets forth position urging employees to form a western union employes association and keep affiliation with the government. He cites Postmaster General Harrison on outside unions and proposes exclusive company contracts governing wages benefits pensions and related matters. Reports note labor shortages and rail traffic impacts across U P and C B and Burlington lines as enlistments rise and wartime demand strains crews.
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New York
Western Union Teleplanic Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Western Union
Harrison
House Committee
Railroads Tighten Coal Freight Rules and Staff Movements
U P officials issued orders banning coal cars from carrying other freight unless no cars are available as coal demand rises. Inspectors and division managers from the United Pacific and related lines frequent Wyoming and Colorado operations, reporting on Mallet engines, accident recoveries, and flood related freight business.
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Wyoming
Workmen Loses Leg in Mill Accident
Centenn ial July G Ed Nelson storekeeper of the Colorado Wyoming and Mastern lost his left leg below the knee Wednesday afternoon while operating a sawmill at the Sunday ranch. The exact cause is unknown but he ran against a circular saw, severing the limb before the machinery could be stopped. A married man with a family, he was treated in Laramie where physicians expect recovery, though he was faint from blood loss on arrival.
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Centennial
Ed Nelson
Colarardo- Wyoming and
Mastern
Sunday Ranch
Laramie
Casper Fire Destroys Millinery and Cafe. Three Firemen Injured
A Casper blaze of unknown origin destroyed the Burkett millinery store and the White House cafe early Friday, causing several thousand dollars in losses. Claude Stocks was overcome by smoke while fighting the flames and two firefighters were slightly injured by a swinging ma see during pressure operations.
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Casper
Burkett
Wihite House
Claude Stocks
Laban H Guthrie Pianos Tuned in Cheyenne
Laban H Guthrie, professional piano tuner, permanently in Cheyenne, 17 years tuning pianos player pianos and pipe organs. He lists world famous artists tuned for and invites readers to call 6060 or 209W to place orders.
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Laban H. Guthrie
Cheyenne
Carl Friedburg
John Watson Doe
Conkling Sisters
Maude Powell
Skovgdard
Prince Lei Lanl
Adv
War Duty Mandate Demands Heavy Labor from All Men
The State Council of Defense pushes an ordinance requiring men ages eighteen to sixty to work at least thirty hours weekly. All workers including drinkers and loiterers must comply. exemptions for bond buyers and Red Cross supporters are refused. The plan mandates universal labor duty to support the war effort under penalties.
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State Council of Defense
Red Cross
Met
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