Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Saves Chicago Woman
Mrs. E. H. Haydock of 6824 St. Lawrence Avenue Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from an operation for female trouble and inflammation after four doctors advised surgery. She reports using 22 bottles, maintaining perfect health and urging others to consider the remedy.
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Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. H. Haydock
St. Lawrence Avenue
Thlinois
Lydia &. Pinkham
Cuticura for Pimply Faces Care Tip
Advertisement-like notice explains using Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water for five minutes. Recommends daily use to keep skin clear and mentions Cuticura Talcum as well.
Pleasant Relief in Quip About Winter Linger
A light exchange notes winter lingering into spring as a nuisance and jokes about winter visiting again with summer. The remark playfully contrasts seasonal stubbornness with mild relief and humor.
Garfield Tea Promises Cure All Aches
An advertisement claims Garfield Tea purifies blood to eradiate rheumatism and chronic ailments. It includes a jokey prize line about where a wife was won from a Louisville Courier-Journal bridge tournament.
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Garfield
Louisville Courier-Journal
All American Patriot Rally at Madison Square Garden
In New York City 25 000 patriots attend an all American Legion rally at Madison Square Garden denouncing German propaganda and urging a Potsdam style peace. General Pershing signals unity as Littleton attacks Versailles and celebrates one tongue one flag.
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New York City
Madison Square Garden
American Legion
Madison Square
Madison
Fifth Avenues
Legion
United States
Gold Star
DS. C
Committee of Patriotic Societies
Hisses
Edmond von Mach
Pulinf
Bolshevists
Sinn Penn
Martin W. Littleton
John J. Pershing
Berlin
Potsdam
Versailles
Pershing
Mormon Church Excommunicates Utah Colony Members
Official church announcements reveal a colony of over 50 in eastern Juab County practicing new doctrines including wife sacrifice with wives exchanged among members leading to excommunication by church authorities.
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Utah
Mormon
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
Juab County
Britain in Move to Reduce Navies
London reports Baron Lee first lord of the admiralty declares Britain aims to reduce capital ships while preserving sea power. He says America could prompt a conference on naval questions and insists Britain must keep a small but high quality navy, unimpaired in efficiency. He notes ongoing changes to replace older ships.
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London
America
Great Britain
Baron Lee
the Admiralty
Institution of Naval Architects
Arthur Lee
Washington
Admiralty
Britain
World and Local Briefs From Across the Nation
Reports from Riga say Bolsheviks captured Kraffstadt from rebels. Dr. Frank Gunsaulus, head of Armour Institute since 1892, dies after heart attack in Chicago. Uniontown bank robbers steal 30000 to 40000 dollars. England moves goods to Russia under new trade pact. New York transit bill clears Senate after seven hours. Missouri Senate approves bond issue for soldiers bonus by popular vote. Chicago riot at Orchestra Hall after Gibbs remarks on Irish independence. Missouri law would let voters decide a new soldiers bonus. U S car registrations rise with fees totaling over 102 million. Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic payroll shortfall sparks strike.
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Riga
Rigga
Kraffstadt
Chicago
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Uniontown
Kaw
London
England
Russia
Krass N
Albany
N. Y
Miller
Senate
Assembly
Orchestra Hall
Philip Gibbs
Ireland
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Developments and Disputes
The Nestor Glass Company plans a Clayville plant, Kingman Vineland Public School celebrates a piano drive with a concert, and a new bell at Camden’s Church of the Immaculate Conception rings for the first time. Roosevelt Post Vineland forms a bonus committee for 600 local veterans, while Brooklawn residents seek lower rents or buyouts from the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Jitney bus groups back Assembly Bill 270 in Newark, with Essex support split.
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Nestor Glass Company
Clayville
Millville
Kingman
Vineland
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Camden
Peter Verga
Roosevelt Post
American Legion
John Brown
Gervas Stratton
Stuart Taylor
Max Steuber
R. B. Clippenger
Brooklawn
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Newark
Franklin
George F. Seymour
Essex
Essex County Park
Essex County Park Commission
Messrs. Reynolds and
Phillips
Merritt Lane
Newark Board of Education
Charles M. Myers
Edward Schoen
Board of Education
Raymond Bocco
Michael Giordano
Mercer County
Trenton
County Board of Taxation
Quinton
Gloucester City
Westville
Alice W. Prince
Sidney
Woodbury
Wilbert L. Benezet
Pennstrove Lodge of Moose
Globe Theater
Newark Bureau of Docks
Thomas L. Raymond
Henry R. Worthington, Inc
Harrison
Backes
State Association of Chosen Freeholders
Essex County
Board of Freeholders
Collingswood
Haddonfield
Assembly
Senate
Marshall Nevers
Public Works Department
Montclair
Bloomfield
Nevers
Croton
New York City
George Washington Knight
Edith Wilson
Perth Amboy
Lizzie Waters
New London
Conn
O'Connell
New Brunswick
Knight
Saul Grill
United States
Grand Jury
Morris
Samuel Kaningiser
Grill
Wenonah
Sewell Water Company
Sewell
Hizabeth
William G. Morse
East Fifth Street
Viauinfield
New Jersey
Maplewood Country Club
Arthur LT. Muir
Valley and
Baker Streets
Valley Land Company, & Holding Concern
Daretown
Upper Pittscrove Township
Salem County
Lawrence Isaaes
Old
F. Westervelt Tooker
The
Oranges
Tooker
Marie van Wirk
Brute and Mrs Dibbs Trade Jabs Over Telegraph Photo
In a Buffalo Express style exchange, Mr Dibbs jokes about wiring a birthday photo to a Chicago friend and quips the cost depends on the sender's facial lines, while Mrs Dibbs retorts about stinginess and propriety.
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Brute
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning Advertisement
An advertisement warns that genuine Aspirin carries the Bayer name on packaging or tablets. It states aspirin is prescribed by physicians, proven safe for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. It notes handy twelve tablet boxes cost a few cents and that druggists sell larger packages.
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Bayer
Question to a girl ends in a marriage joke
Comic exchange from Yonkers Statesman notes a Nesay about asking a cook to stay another week and receiving a humorous rejection. The item contrasts Flatbush and Bensonhurst dialogue on a personal question and marriage. Garfield Tea ad promotes relief from constipation indigestion and bilious conditions with a nightly drink.
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Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Flatbbush
Yonkers
Her Flying Stunt and the Dreaming Dentist
A playful item notes a man named Egbert and his wife. The wife never flies in planes, only in a passion for daring ideas. The dentist is portrayed as poor and unable to make a good impression.
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Bacon
Egbert
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Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
World News
New Jersey State
Verga
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Glassboro
Nutley
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Water Works Committee
W. P. Adbill
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Niagara Falls
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