Nervous Woman Recounts Cure By Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Alice Hetzer of Christopher Illinois says four years of weakness irregularities and nervousness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports improved health and regular cycles and recommends the remedy for female troubles and other readers are advised to write the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance
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Christopher
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alice Hetzer
Lydia
Pinkham
A Feeling of Security in Swamp Root Medicine
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy as pure non stimulant herbal medicine. It promises safety and reliability with a sworn purity statement and offers bottle sizes and a sample for ten cents, urging readers to purchase at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Wilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Did He Hug Her World se u embrace an opportunity
A garbled quote from a Louisville Counter-Journal page shows a man asked if an embrace was appropriate and a young man replies “Sure” as a right arm appears wounded or missing. The fragment hints at a personal moment captured in a local publication.
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Louisville Counter-Journal
Men Reach Wrong Destination by Traveling Right Roads
A quotation notes that some men reach the wrong destination even while following correct routes, suggesting misdirection lies in choice or perception rather than path. It reflects on pursuit and guidance themes in travel and life.
Signing of Versailles Peace Ceremony Ends Brief Session
Terms signed in the Hall of Mirrors as Germany and allies concluded the peace after a short ceremony. German signatories Herr Herman Mueller and Herr Johannes Bell posted their signatures. Wilson followed minutes later, with limited pomp and civilian dress.
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Clemenceau
Chateau of Versailles
Herman Mueller
Johannes Bell
Herr Mueller
Herr Bell
Wilson
Sensations Promised in Trial of Townley
Jackson Minn June 30 The trial of Arthur Townley president of the National Nonpartisan league and Joseph Gilbert a league organizer may reach no red hot stage early this week. Prosecution and defense have information. Townley says the league will test loyalty to the American government during the war.
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Townley
Nonpartisan League
League
President Wilson Leaves Brest After Signing Treaty
President Wilson sailed from Brest aboard the U S S George Washington Inston with the presidential party. The departure at 2 30 pm drew little local excitement. A motor launch ferried him from the dock to the ship with a short 50 foot gap between train and launch.
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Brest
Wilson
Germany
United States
U.S. S
George Wash Inston
Senate Defers Action On Falls Resolution
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 4 to defer action on Senator Fall’s resolution for an immediate peace declaration. Five league opponents including Chairman Lodge joined the postponement. five supporters backed action. Fall predicted a favorable report after a special meeting Monday, but opponents argued the measure faces strong dissent.
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Washington
League of Nations
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Falk
Republican
New Mexico
League
Lodge
Borah
Idaho
Fall
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Arrestee Carter Accuses Woman of Robbery in Oregon Case
San Francisco report says Lee C. Carter a traveling salesman was jailed on charges of robbing a Haines Oregon bank of 17000 while accusing Hazel Perry of stealing 1700 from him. Carter, also known as several aliases, allegedly confessed and claimed a jail break. Perry denied the charges and was released on bail.
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San Francisco
Lee C. Carter
Commercial Traveler
Haines
Ore
Hazel Perry
Carter
Charles Connors
Charles Burke
Patrick Murphy
Pendleton
Gre
R. P. Anderson
Baker
Miss Perry
Los Angeles
North Dakota League program has big lead
In Fargo on June 30, with 3 precincts still reporting, the Nonpartisan League leads by more than 7,000 votes in the referendum election. Final totals are expected to widen as rural precincts report. Figures show Kiuws 59,071 to 71,712 against.
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Fargo
Nld
Sinn Kleiners in Dublin Burn Public Union Jack
Sinn Kleiners in Dublin on Sunday started no demonstration and during the trouble burned the British union jack in public.
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Sinn Kleiners
Dublin
Prairie dog drive to start in western Oklahoma
A July 1 drive against prairie dogs in western Oklahoma is announced by B J Melton of the U S biological survey after a survey of the region. A new state law requires farmers to destroy prairie dogs after July 1 or face sheriff hired help at farm owners’ expense.
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el Reno
Okla
Oklahoma
B. J. Melton
United States Bilogical Survey
Bethmann Hollweg Offers Self for Trial for War Acts
Former German chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg asks allied powers to place him on trial for Germany’s wartime acts. He claims sole responsibility for the emperor’s political actions, submitting his offer in a June 25 communication to Premier Clemenceau and urging the proceedings be directed at him instead.
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Berlin
Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Clemenceau
von Bethmann-Hollweg
William IT
Hohenzollern
Emper
Netherlands
Hohenslow
von Bethmann Hollweg
Prince von Buelow
Belgium
Reichstag
Prohibition Lifts After Demobilization End Says Wilson
President Wilson states he cannot legally lift the war time ban before demobilization ends. He expects action soon after troops are demobilized, asserting power to act without Congress once demobilization is terminated. Secretary Tumulty notes the attorney general advised no legal power at present.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Tumulty
War Department
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Willard Dempsey Title Fight Sets $128000 Purse
Toledo June 30 Jess Willard of Kansas plant defends his world heavyweight title against Jack Dempsey of Utah next Friday. Both fighters have trained intensely in the area, aiming for peak condition. The bout promises vast financial stakes with $128000 purse and over $101000 guaranteed to Willard, while gates and concessions are forecast to top a million dollars.
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Toledo
Jess Willard
Kansas Plant
Jack Dempsey
Utah
Willard
Dempsey
Jack Johnson
Havana
Cuba
Treaty Condemned by Minneapolis Protesters
Arthur LeSeur of St. Paul a Nonpartisan league speaker denounced the Saturday peace treaty as fit only for the garbage can and urged the senate to dispose of it. He spoke at a Minnehaha Falls plenary under Socialist party and Minneapolis Trades and Labor assembly auspices protesting Alexis Georgian of Minneapolis deportation and condemning deportation laws as tyrannical.
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Minneapolis
Senate
Arthur LeSeur
St. Paul
Nonpartisan League
Minnehaha Falls
Socialist Party
Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Alexis Georgian
LeSeur
Wilson Returns Home After Signing Peace Treaty
Paris June 28 President Wilson prepares to depart Europe and return to the United States aboard the George Washington after the peace treaty is signed. He plans to brief Congress in Washington and then tour the country to explain the treaty and the league covenant. The conference is praised for liberating nations like Poland Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia and forging a lasting peace regime.
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Paris
Wilson
Europe
Gare Des Invalides
George Washington
United States
Washington
Congress
Germany
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
German Papers Pessimistic Over Peace Treaty
Berlin newspapers mark the signing with black borders and stark captions such as Germanys fate is sealed and Peace and annihilation. The Tages Zeitung closes an editorial blaming Memenveau Lloyd George and Wilson for sowing dragon's teeth of eternal enmity. The German press reflects universal melancholy and pessimism.
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Berlin
Versailles
Germany
Tages Zeitung
Memenveau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Australia and Canada to Aid Toward Irish Fund
New York on June 28 report that the Irish independence campaign will extend beyond the United States to Canada and Australia. Eammon de Valera announces strong sympathies there and that a portion of the loan will be floated in those two countries.
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New York
United States
Canada
Australia
Eammon de Valera
Frugal Lunch Trip Sparks Fashionable Scorn
A stylish daughter defends a man’s dining choice while the mother mocks his table manners. The scene centers on a lunch at the St. Gorgeous where he ordered only the costliest dishes.
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St. Gorgeous
Land Now for Homeseekers Says U S Railroad Admin
The U S Railroad Administration offers free information to homeseekers about farming opportunities. No sales pitches or loans, only guidance. Address inquiries to J L Edwards Agricultural Section Room 70 Washington DC.
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U. S. Railroad Administration
J. L. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Swivel Chair Officer and War Role Inquiries
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt asks if an officer named Egbert Oll served in the war and highlights a Washington command quote of about $6,000 yearly. The piece also promotes Cuticura products for skin care with brief testimonials about complexion and itching relief.
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Bacon
Egbert—oOll
Washington
Yonkers
No danger of toper dying of water on the brain
A terse remark dismisses fears about deaths from water on the brain among old tobers. The line implies skepticism about medical warnings or rumors surrounding drinking habits and health.
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