Women in Urbana Endorse Vital Change of Life Remedy
An Urbana reader describes enduring winter illness during the Change of Life and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength. She reports rapid improvement in nervousness heat flashes backaches and headaches and says she can resume all housework.
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Urbana, Ill
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mre
Wk Ilenson
S. Orchade St
Urbana
Lydia E
New Industry Tracks Planned for Casper Extension
Casper Wyoming March 14 blueprints for two new industry tracks to support coal and merchandise handling were received by Division Freight Agent 1A Leary. Locals quickly leased ten warehouses and six coal sheds along the frontage. Construction of the tracks parallel to the main line near the Burlington freight house is expected to begin with warm weather and finish early summer, with government interference seen as the only remote hurdle.
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Casper
Wye
Chicago, Buglington & Quinney
A. Leary
Burlington
Sorko
Jireh Raivee Garage Fire Sparks in High Winds
A garage in Jireh Raivee, Wyoming, caught fire during Monday’s high winds due to chimney sparks. The blaze was extinguished quickly with no major losses reported.
War Savings Campaign Notes Across the State
War savings efforts are highlighted with slogans Keep the home fires burning and Food will win the war. German professors speak to German audiences in Nebraska, while a Union Iowa clock tracks thrift stamp sales. guidance from Pershing warns against German propaganda and urges vigilance.
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State University of Nebraska
Union
Mardin County
Iowa
Learning to Kole in the Kansas Industrialist text
Fragmentary note reflects a column style item in the Kansas Industrialist about a person or subject named Kole. The piece hints at a solitary, near-by stance and hints at a moral or observational tone within a historical industrial context.
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Kole
Kansas
Letter Lost in Mail Chute Finds Old Order
Gem City Grocery in Laramie received a letter from Import China and Glass of St. Louis for an October 1912 order. James D. Farrell, St. Louis assistant postmaster, found the enclosed letter wedged between the mall chute floor and thimble during a general inspection. The letter was not of serious consequence and a later letter may explain the business transaction.
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Laramie
Wyo
Gem City Grocery Company
Import China and Glass Company of
St. Louis
James D. Farrell
Laramie Company
Political Effects of Russian Peace Disastrous, Is Claim
London dispatch argues that the success of militarized policy in Russia and Romania could yield vast political consequences. It contends that Allied urgency is needed to counter German influence in Eastern Europe and prevent Prussian dominance across the region. It also favors Japanese intervention in Siberia as a strategic diversion to ease pressure on Allied forces.
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John J. Pershing
the Stars and Stripes
France
Germany
London
Mar
Europe
Asia Minor
Russia
Rumania
America
Washington
Prussia
Kultur
Kingland
Japan
Siberia
Pacific
State announces June 17 start for second six weeks term
The document notes plans for a second six weeks term beginning June 17 for teachers whose schools close later, and that the state will refund railroad fare to all teachers if round trip exceeds $10.
University of Wyoming Announces Two Summer School Terms
Worland Wyoming March 14 The University of Wyoming announces two summer school terms totaling twelve weeks A six week term starts May 6 for teachers whose terms of service require summer work and who seek to extend their credentials.
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Worland
Wyo
University of Wyoming
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