Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Baltimore Woman
Baltimore woman recounts suffering four years with organic troubles and headaches. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for five bottles, she claims a complete cure and renewed energy, urging others to use it before operations. Newspaper panel notes women may be advised to consider the remedy pre operation. Also a cartoon caption involving a banker and renewal extension jest.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie B. Rittingham
Calverton Rd
Can I Be Cured Ad
A health ad urges victims of disease to seek cause and support kidney function. It emphasizes the kidneys as overworked, claims Haarlem Oil Capsules provide quick relief for kidney and bladder troubles, and promotes Gold Medal branding with a money refund if ineffective.
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Haarlem
Adyv
Luxurious Living and the Luxury Tax Laugh
A man studying a restaurant menu complains about charges for a table cloth and utensils. His wife warns him not to discuss it openly, fearing that public scrutiny would lead others to demand a luxury tax.
Charity Brand Swindles Man After Bread Is Given
A charity brand is accused of helping with a crust of bread then stealing a man’s coat. The incident centers on aid distribution and alleged betrayal by the charitable group.
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Transformation For Thinner Individuals
The advertisement promotes Bitro-Phosphate as a solution for excessive thinness by feeding nerves and supplying organic phosphate to body cells. Georgia Hamilton cites a 15 pound gain and improved health, while warning the product increases weight and may not suit those not seeking flesh.
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Georgia Hamilton
Wilson outlines peace treaty and world settlement aims
President Wilson presents the Versailles peace treaty to the Senate, describing it as a world settlement formed at the Paris conference. He recalls Chateau Thierry’s turning point in the war and asserts America’s new role as a mature world power guiding equal nations, aiding weak states, and pursuing honest influence rather than domination.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Germany
Versailles
Congress
United States
Chateau Thierry
Paris
France
Europe
Hapsburgs
Hohenzollerns
America
Spain
West Indies
Cuba
Vessels Tied Up in New York Harbor War Affected Trade
More than 200 coastwise vessels were tied up in New York harbor as marine firemen water tenders and oilers walked out to demand a $15 monthly wage increase. The strike spread to United Fruit Company ships and the Turrialba crew halted loading as the steamer was underway.
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New York
New York Harbor
United Fruit Company
Mooney Protest Strike Impacts Butte Utilities Mixed
The Mooney strike in Butte is limited in scope due to union solidarity and a holiday weekend. Some electrical workers and several building trades are out while mining, smelter work, streetcar service, and telephone operations largely continue with sufficient staff.
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Butte
Mooney
Anaconda
Great Falls
Montana Power Company
Butte Dynamite Blast Destroys Pay Office in City District
An explosion of dynamite hit the Anaconda Copper Mining pay office in Butte at about 4 am damaging the building and nearby stores. A heavy iron grate slammed into the opposite wall nearly striking a miner filled streetcar. Property loss is estimated under 5000 dollars. Police suspect about a dozen sticks of dynamite were used.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Democrats Open Western Campaign Office in Butte
J Bruce Kremer vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee announces a temporary western headquarters in Butte with permanent offices to follow. He says the west will be the battleground next fall as Homer St Cummins plans a visit.
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Butte
J. Bruce Kremer
Democratic National Committee
Homer St. Cummins
Helena
Montana
E.A. Phillips
Montana Livestock Commission
Soo Railway
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Charles Weyerhauser
Pine Tree Lumber Company
Soo Line
Carl W. Riddick
Record-Herald
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Michigan
St. Paul
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Referendum Delay Requests Circulate in Great Falls
Twenty eight voter petitions in Great Falls request deferring the September 2 primary referendum until the 1920 regular election. The county clerk will verify signatures and forward the petitions to Helena for action.
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Great Falls
Helena
Airplane Falls 150 Feet at Miles City Fair Grounds
J. T. Farrell Montana Cur tiss manager and pilot and George Kinney passenger fell about 150 feet during a short pleasure flight at Miles City fair grounds. Kinney allegedly touched a lever triggering loss of control. Both escaped with slight bruises. the aircraft wrecked.
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Miles City
J. T. Farrell
Montana-Curtiss Airplane Company
George Kinney
Fairgrounds
Kinney
Farrell
Special Session Sought to Expand Montana Road Funding
Montanans push for a special legislative session to allow the highway commission to spend both state and federal road funds. The call cites $1.3 million federal and similar state funds awaiting use, with bids slow and projects stalled by bidding rules and contractor interest.
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Montana
State Highway Commission
Stewart
Highway Commission
C. H. Purcell
Federal
Good Roads Bureau
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Carbon County
Cascade County
Tracing the Descent of the Royal Yard and Standards
A Manchester Guardian correspondent notes gaps in the lineage of the yard and pound standards. It recalls Henry VII’s yard, the 1760 yard and Troy pound, and the 1834 fire that lost the pound, with the yard later recovered in 1891 in the clerk’s residence lobby.
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Henry I
Westminster Palace
Manchester Guardian
Board of Trade
Henry VII
House of Commons
Salary requests lead to mixed decisions at meeting
A conversation reveals two salary requests. One applicant asked for more money citing need and was refused. The other sought higher pay with a chance to earn more and was granted the opportunity.
Nonchalance Tries to Portray Modest Wealth in Conversation
The dialogue reveals a character named Nonchalance denying ostentation while discussing a $10,000 bungalow. He downplays status by calling the residence a shack, prompting inquiry into his true financial comfort and intentions.
Those Mad Ways. A Corkscrew Chase Ends in Quirk
A humorous exchange notes a person quitting the habit of carrying a corkscrew as they deem it too boring. The banter implies a playful reconsideration of a quirky habit and its practicality.
True Difference in a Chorus Clash
A quarrel arises over respect for the national hymn as one friend refuses to sing The Star Spangled Banner claiming too much respect for the anthem. The other argues about social stance and shared national symbolism.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Baby Skin Relief
Cuticura soothes red rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and a touch of Cuticura Ointment. Occasionally use the lightly scented Cuticura Talcum powder as part of the regimen, marketed as an indispensable trio for baby care.
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Adv
Youngster as Diplomat Causes Ward School Truce
Indiana school principal, described as very thin and sensitive about it, faced recurring fights with neighboring ward school. She threatened to thrash combatants but held back after a clever reply from the least fighter. He said the adjacent boys called her skinny, then retracted, and no one was punished.
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Indiana
Ward
Prayer and Anger in Mind’s Attention to God
A reflection on how anger distracts the mind from prayer, breaking the straight line of attention toward God and hindering faithful communication and devotion.
Honors Even in a Quiet Theater Moment
A candid scene shows a couple mid conversation where she accuses him of drinking and he retorts she uses powder. The exchange suggests tension and a subtle, personal conflict set in a domestic or intimate context.
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