Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted by Testimonial
Mrs C West Moreland of Harrison New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her childbirth experience and keeping her strong while nursing her baby. The advertisement urges other women with displacement irregularities or headaches to try the root and herb remedy and write for advice.
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Harrison
Lydia
E. Pinkham
C. Westmoreland
N.Y
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Army sergeant earns Distinguished Service Cross in 1918 action near Gatslot
Sergeant Alan Louis Eggers of the 107th Infantry helped wounded comrades during a heavy battle near Gatslot in September 1918. He, with John G. Latham and Thomas O'Shea, moved through fire to reach a disabled tank crew, rescued an officer, aided two gobblers, and returned to safety with the wounded under darkness. Eggers later led a gun back to the line, keeping up pressure on the enemy. His home address is 152 Summit Avenue, Summit, New Jersey.
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Alan Louis Eggers
M. G. Coy 107Th Infantry
Gatslot
Trance
Sergt
Wyxers
Eggers
John G. Latham
Thomas 3
O'Shea
Tunis
Bea Ceful Gap
Eand
Corp
O'Shon
Eget
Sergt. Lathne
Kis Gum
Nail
Ines
Sergi
Summit Avenue
Suomilt
N. J
Man Relieved Of 290 In Purse In Milan Hoot
A damaged report details a man named Yan Silo being relieved of 290 in a purse during a crowd incident near Market Street. Police conducted an inspection and counted 267 others present as witnesses, but Silo could not identify any suspect or confirm companions. The case remains under investigation with no arrests reported.
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Teussull
Milan
Yan
Qwli
Valor Award for American in France Bravery
An American awarded the Croix de Guerre and the Sighent medal for valor in the Republic of France, following an attempt that roused action against opposing forces and showcased notable conduct.
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Erie
Carl J. Carrion
Nile
Republic of France
Morning hot water cure claims to cleanse liver health
A health notice promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to wash toxins from the liver and bowels. It warns against calomel laxatives, claiming phosphate is harmless, tasteless, inexpensive, and safe for daily use to refresh the alimentary canal.
Capt George H Mallon Receives Major Valor Award
Captain George H. Mallon of the 12th Infantry earned the Medal of Honor for aiding his unit near Boise de Forges France on September 26 1918. He and nine men captured a machine gun position then attacked a 450 mm howitzer battery and silenced troops firing at them. The action led to 100 prisoners and the seizure of multiple guns. Mallon’s home address is 1041 Hullock Street Kansas City Missouri.
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George H. Mallon
Mallon
Boise de Forges
France
Beauke
Tucker
Mepo- Jhon
Iit
Milion
Milton
Hullock Street
Kansas City
Erie Boy Awarded French Cross
Brio April 13 report credits Mitty Amerleiy with volunteering to aid French forces at Blaus Mont Ridge on October 4, 1918. He joined several American volunteers in an effort to take the hill amid heavy fire and challenging conditions on the ridge.
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Brio
Mitty Amerleiy
Blaus Mont Ridge Strom
Goremana
Pronh
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