Women of Middle Age in Lowell Report Pinkham Remedy Help
Margaret Quinn of 259 Worthen Street Lowell says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her nervous condition headaches and pain after three years of changes of life. She endorses the remedy as the best for sick women and notes general symptoms including hot flashes headaches backaches heart palpitations and dizziness. She invites others to seek advice from Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Finkham
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St
Lowell
Mass
Pinkham Medicina Co
Confidentis
Lynn, Mass
Questions about horse driven artillery at Ft Harrison
The Indianapolis News reports the Second battery of the Ninth division conducted a morning horseback period at Ft Harrison. Rifleman Ralph Lockwood of Indianapolis asks if artillery horses could be developed to start and stop like cars and be guided with a steering wheel, noting his horse seems governed by impulses beyond his control.
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Ft. Harrison
Indianapolis News
Ralph Lockwood
Indianapolis
The Eye of the Night Incident and Delilah’s Fear
A colored girl Delilah witnessed an automobile strike a white woman in the afternoon. That night Delilah refuse to deliver laundry saying the car man cannot see a black girl in the dark, fearing danger from the white lady.
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Deliah
Delilah
Pas Sane
Eeserante
Grenyes
Ewer Bees
Eeteereana Repene
Beco
Eense Ee
Poor
Uae
Chad
Ae Unde Neey
Weite Ogi
Duck Biate
Penn & Re Syn Hennery
State
Penn
Wby Hennery
Hennery
Bskot Cope Ecaeeuee
Jersey
Ron Doz
Staiks
TFLON
BEA
Bskt
I. I
der Barre
Del
Hubbard
Lima
Too Roy
New York
Pratense
Virginia
Park
Stesrine
Formosa
Fredy
Improve not cured and wit about rats and reform
The excerpt comments on partial improvement without full cure, notes more rats than humans in the United States and labels each rat as a food waster. It also contrasts swift feet saving a man from trouble his tongue creates, implying consequences of speech.
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United States
Preparing for Tomorrow Preparing for Tomorrow
Thousands of homes switch from coffee at the family table to a new drink as studies show coffee disagrees with daily rituals. The shift reflects evolving routines and tastes as households adjust morning beverages.
Self Helps for the New Soldier on Squad Right Formations
A wartime drill article explains squad right and squad left maneuvers, pivot front ranks, and six count execution at 120 steps per minute. It details deploying to extend order, skirmish lines, and spacing to maintain front while improving cover and firing safety.
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No. 4
Extended order in modern warfare and its advantages
The text explains that close order drill dominates in the school of the squad except take interval and take distance. It contrasts German close formations with American extended order used by Allied forces to keep unity while spacing troops to reduce casualties and preserve firepower. It notes machine guns struggle to annihilate a squad in extended order.
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Europe
Squad Tactics In Extended Order And Fire Control
The text explains how squads function within platoons for extended order drills, patrols, and skirmishers. It details formation, rank positions, corporal roles, assembly commands, and the need for precision and short cuts to maintain unity and speed during independent squad actions.
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No. 2
Coconut Dishes and Salads from The Kitchen Cabinets
A collection of coconut based recipes and salads with instructions for Coconut Soup, Coconut Croquettes, Coconut Souffle, and Coconut Filling for Layer Cake. Includes Vegetable Salad Orange Jelly Salad Pineapple Salad and tips for making wholesome Oatmeal Cookies.
Markets and Potash from Cement Fumes
The article notes that cement plant fumes, once wasted, contain potash. It states that no amount of potash equal to a quarter of all U S consumption comes from these fumes. It also comments that farmers earning a good living both earn and strive to earn it.
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United
Western Canada grain crop prospects point to strong 1917 yields
Readings from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show good growing weather and advanced grain stages. Farmers expect improved returns, with land values rising as profitable crops justify higher prices and expansion. The drive to aid the war effort under Hoover Hanna emphasizes rationing and national cooperation to ensure food supplies for Allies.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Hoover
United States
W. J. Hanna
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Atlantic
Australia
New Zealand
Argentine Republic
Nut Sunday Mystery Returns to Calendar
In a playful exchange a fond mother asks Eva about holiday names beyond Good Friday and Ash Wednesday. Eva wonders why Nut Sunday is not listed, highlighting curiosity over obscure or regional observations in the calendar.
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Eva
Prompted by Talk, Bride Says I Do
A playful exchange asks if the newlyweds wed in a quick ceremony. The response confirms the bride’s yes. The quote then pivots to a maxim on efficiency: true progress comes when you delegate tasks to others.
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Absorbine, JR
U.S. A
W. F.young
P.D. F
Templa St
Springfield
Major's Tooth Specialty
Fifth
Philadelphia
United States Army
Wheeler Syndicate
Ina
Macy Weed
Western
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