Lydia Pinkham praised by mother in Kenosha ad
Mrs. P. Hansen of Kenosha Wisconsin endorses Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for postnatal troubles saying it helped her greatly. The article urges women to try the remedy and consult friends who know its value. Newfoundland project plans 25000 horsepower and 7 million dollars over two years to boost paper and logging industries, employing 1500 in works and 2000 in woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Alto
Frep. P. Hansen
Symmonds St
Newfoundland
Humber Valley
Scientific American
Caffeine Levels Found in Holly Leaves Report
A study notes that American holly contains caffeine with up to one and a half percent in dried leaves. The saying about a man who agrees with everyone becoming disagreeable is cited as a humorous aside.
Two Hospital Lovers Grow Up From a Rose Gift
In a 1922 tale by McClure Syndicate, Nurse Crane consoles a dying patient and arranges a hall romance between Lois Wilson and Charles Ladd, who unknowingly fall in love after exchanging roses and notes. Sylvia Preston’s engagement ends as the couple faces recovery and maturity.
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Nurse Crane
Charles
Ladd
Charles Ladd
Lois Wilson
Crane
Lois
Piazza
Dr. Gordon
Sylvia Preston
Miss Wilson
Lais
Sylvia
Secret panels uncover East Side burglar in Detroit
Police capture Fred Lemhagen after he shot at Patrolman Willam A. Emling and Eli Emling while robbing a policeman's home. A hidden linen chest panel reveals $87, with walls containing pockets of plunder. Lemhagen, once called an East Side burglar, hides rings watches and jewels in woodpecker nests and wall recesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Old Offender
Detroit
Mich
Fred Lemhagen
Willam A. Emling
Eli
Semhagen
East Side
Lemhagen
Inspector Schuknecht
Nurse scarred by acid attack in New York incident
Miss Rose Bessaye, 28, a nurse for Dr. Ernest Kutcher in Brighton Heights, says James O'Brien threw acid over the right side of her face and shoulders. She was hospitalized. eyes unharmed. Police pursue O'Brien after she answered a rear doorbell and identified him with a bottle in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Heights
N. Y
Rose Bessaye
Ernest Kutcher
James O'Brien
Miss Bessaye
O'Brien
Pastor Indicted for Slander in Florida Case
Fort Myers Florida pastor Dr George W Benn of a large church faced Lee county grand jury indictment on three defamation counts. Bail set at two thousand dollars. Benn states he will prove his innocence. allegations involve impugning a physician daughter’s character.
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Fort Meyers
Fla
George W. Benn
Columbus
Lee County
Grand Jury
Doctor Benn
Prison reunion after fourteen years between brothers
In Detroit Raymond Nolan alias Walters, twenty, held in county jail for automobile theft speaks with his brother Fred Nolan awaiting forgery sentence. Deputies arrange a meeting in the visitors cage as the siblings reminisce about the 14 year gap since they last saw each other.
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Detroit
Raymond Nolan
Walters
Fred Nolan
Fred Nolans
Fred
Brooks
Raymond
Irred
Jar
Death Diary Entries From New York Widow Lie Revealed
Diary pages found with bold lines recount a widow Mrs. Eugeny IX. Martin describing exhaustion and despair after her husband’s death by his own hand. The note solemnly records listening to wireless while in the process of destruction and ends with a final goodbye to Alice and a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Lestler
Eugeny IX
Martin
Tam
Alice
Ex-Preacher Kills Pal After Jail Break Attempt
Herbert Wilson, ex minister of the gospel, held in a California county jail awaiting trial for a mail robbery near 1,000,000 dollars, killed his alleged accomplice Tierbert Fr Cox after officers halted a jail break. The trio, recently arrested in Toledo Ohio, had escaped the jail when Wilson fired a revolver during the bridge of sighs confrontation. A prior plan to have Cox testify for the state at Wilson's trial reportedly circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert Wilson
Oregon
Canada
Tierbert FR
Cox
Wilson
Eddie O'Brien
Toledo
Fire crews blamed for staged blazes in Riverhead bets
Police investigate claims that rival volunteer fire companies stage fires to win faster responses in Riverhead. The fire chief confirms bets on these races and notes one company found its truck draped in crepe after a recent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhead
Graduating Rays of Sun In Algiers Hospital
Dr Miramond de Laroquette proposes using from one to fifty adjustable flat mirrors to intensify sun light therapy at a hospital in Algiers. Mirrors and screens concentrate rays up to 50 percent or more, with doses measured by three thermometers and sensitized paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Miramond de Laroquette
Archives de Medicine Et de Pharmacie
Paris
Fuad I Escapes Arrest During 1913 Encounter in Egypt
In 1913 Fuad I, then sultan of Egypt under British protection, refused to sign an ordinance against Egyptian nationalists. A British Resident’s messenger warned him of arrest, but Fuad left briefly to reflect and returned in an Italian colonel’s uniform, avoiding imprisonment.
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Fuad I
Egypt
England
Fuad Pasha
Fuad
Great Variety of Bananas Across Regions
The article notes more than 60 banana varieties with wide flavor differences akin to apples. Hawaii reportedly hosts over 40 distinct types, many introduced by whites. Bananas thrive with minimal care, sending up new suckers after fruiting, common in city lots and country homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Government panel urges update from wireless to radio terms
The nomenclature committee at the government radio conference declares wireless and derived names obsolete. They urge using radio for the system of conductors and advise aerials for an open circuit antenna coil for a closed circuit antenna and tenna for a general antenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Nomenclature
Government Radio
No man is as perfect as he thinks his neighbor should be
A concise proverb on self perception and judgment, implying people overestimate their own flawlessness while presuming others fall short. It reflects social critique of moral vanity and misplaced standards.
What She Lacked
Billy recalls a neighbor girl who arrives with new features and beauty. He explains Mary is not pretty because she lacks the laugh lines and curls that he values, contrasting appearances with personal traits. The exchange centers on subjective judgments of attractiveness and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Mary
Hear Him Coming Flaubb Dixon Blowing His Own Horn
A fragmented dialogue features Flaubb Dixon and Dubh with a lion, hinting at pride and defiance. The exchange centers on bold self-promotion and the belief that speaking up is essential, while others dodge the speaker.
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Flaubb
Dixon
Dubh
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Thief’s ‘Home
Hinx
Ele
Indian Village
Wever
Pal
W. F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springfield
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Buffalo
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Ford Foot Brake
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Liberal Commission
Amanon Hosiery Co
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Memphis
Teen
N.Y State
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F. L. Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
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Zope
Bayer
Trenton
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Aex
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Colac Chemical Co., Inc
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