Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Reader
A reader from Oskaloosa Iowa describes relief from years of misery and pains using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to try the remedy for menstrual irregularities inflammation backache and nervousness and invites advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Lizzie Courtery
Ave
West
Oskaloosa
Lowa
Courtney
Lycia E. Pinkham
Lydia L. Pinkham
Real Clown Baseball Nine Plays at Hippodrome
Circus action at Keyennn July 1 features Selle Flote troupe with clown baseball teams between acts. Clowns perform short innings during afternoon show, then return after the Rainbow Birth extravaganza with animals and performers.
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Bie Cireunes
Selle-Flote
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Cold Remedy
Mrs. Margaret Smale of Bishop California praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for persistent coughs and colds. She recounts a week of illness eased by the remedy, calling it a grand treatment and noting its reliable action.
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Foley
Margaret Smale
Bishop Calif
High Regard for Sammies Attested in Liverpool
A Liverpool Post correspondent reports that British fighters highly value American troops. He notes early American bashfulness gave way to mutual respect as Americans learn warfare, and that American wounded in Britain strengthen comradeship, with Australians linking England leave to home-like visits.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Post
England
Women killed in German raid on French hospitals
Nine young members of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps were killed during a German bombing raid on British hospitals in France, on May 39.
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London
Army Corps
France
President W U Sets Forth Position For Western Union
New York July 4 1918 chief operator Western Union Telegraph Co Cheyenne Wyoming outlines company stance on government control of telegraph lines amid wartime pressure. urges exclusive contract with employees association while warning against outside unions and self serving individuals. notes labor shortages impact freight and coal outputs and war bond and thrift stamp drives.
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New York
Western Union Teleplanic Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Western Union
Harrison
House Committee
Railroads push coal movement halting other freight
U P orders limit coal car use to essential moves and speed limits on Wyoming division trains. Officials including C A Martin and A N Jeffers ply in/out of Omaha and Laramie while Mallet engines are evaluated and a Denver hospital reports improving prognosis for a seriously injured employee. A search for Mrs. Sarah Norton’s body yields a $125 reward for two railroad workers.
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U. P
Hultman
Michaud
Sarah Norton
Ft. Collines
Wyoming
Workmen Loses Leg in Mill Accident
CENTENNIAL July G Ed Nelson storekeeper of the Colorado Wyoming and Mastern lost his left leg below the knee Wednesday afternoon at a sawmill on the Sunday ranch. The exact cause is unknown but the circular saw severed the leg before the machine could be stopped. A parsed man with a family, he was taken to Laramie where physicians dressed the wound and he was said to be recovering despite fainting from blood loss.
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Centennial
Ed Nelson
Colarardo- Wyoming and
Mastern
Sunday Ranch
Laramie
Casper Fire Destroys Burkett Millinery Store and Cafe
Fire of unknown origin gutted the Burkett millinery and White House cafe in Casper early Friday, causing several thousand dollars in damage and injuring three firefighters. Claude Stocks collapsed from smoke while battling the blaze and two firemen sustained minor injuries from a swinging masle as water pressure was applied.
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Casper
Burkett
Wihite House
Claude Stocks
Laban H Guthrie Promotes Piano Tuning Service in Cheyenne
Laban H Guthrie announces 17 years of piano, player piano, and pipe organ tuning in Cheyenne. He lists renowned clients and guarantees quality, inviting readers to call 6060 or 209W to place an order.
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Laban H. Guthrie
Cheyenne
Carl Friedburg
John Watson Doe
Conkling Sisters
Maude Powell
Skovgdard
Prince Lei Lanl
Adv
Go to War Go to Work or Go to Jail
Wartime ordinance aims to mobilize all men eighteen to sixty for at least thirty hours weekly. Emphasizes duty to fund and fight, targets drinkers and nonworkers, threatens enforcement and jail for idlers. Calls on families to conserve food and support bonds and Red Cross.
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State Council of Defense
Red Cross
Met
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