Lydia Pinkham Remedy Sold By Testimonial From Wisconsin
A Wisconsin reader recalls Vegetable Compound saving her from surgery and easing abdominal troubles, praising the remedy as a household word from ocean to ocean. The note urges others to consult Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lydia B. Pinkhams
Farnol Eno
Eauclaire
A. W.brazer
Black River Falla
Binzer
Lydia E. Pinkham
First Cup and Saucer Marks Tea's Arrival in Europe
The sixteenth century offered water mead sack and ale as beverages. In the mid century tea was introduced and the Chinese teacup followed. The cup’s handle linked to Mediterranean lands. Early cups were thick earthenware used on jars and lamps.
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China
Hoosier News Briefs From Indiana Clippings
Indiana reports detail Royal Arch Masons election in Indianapolis. Greencastle plans, coal shortages, armistice day preparations in Anderson. War Mothers elect Elizabeth Carr. State board curbs records access amid insurance scrutiny. Vincennes seeks seven street cars for 42000 dollars. Indiana Power takeover bid. Tractor show group to partner with Purdue for tests. Parole granted to Carl Biller. Wireless station built by boys near Freelandville. Centenarian pastor L P Bannon dies. former circuit rider. Triple wedding in Elkhart. Hixon, Brouse, Rantz, Welsh tied. Cows on test yield 6059 pounds milk. West Wayne school building burned. cost over 25000. Royal Arch Masons gather in Indianapolis. Corydon to vote two nonpartisan slates. Oil discovery expected near Vincennes. American Legion charter in Cannelton. Gas rates approved for Central States Gas. Fort Benjamin Harrison YMCA to close. Spotted Poland-China hog sale near Kempton. Gertsdale sells for 10000. Goshen delays city hall project. State oil inspectors appointed Theron Weaver and Everett Marler. Evansville leaders Jenkins dead. Judge Jones named for Jasper murder case. Missing Evansville man Prescott found in Oklahoma. Red Men Junior Guards approved for youths. Sergeant Czenkush returns home after wounds. Indianapolis centennial scheduled for Feb 26, 1920. Indian graves uncovered near Mount Union during graves relocation. History notes Indian remnants and artifacts.
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Fred H. Pocock
Fort: Wayne
Royal Arch Masons
Indianapolis
Greencastle
W. J. Black
Anderson
Elizabeth 8. Carr
Indianapols
Indiana
Vincennes
Public Service Commission
Indiana Power and Water Company
Evansville
Association of Indiana
Purdue University
Goodrich
Carl A. Biller
Staunton
Biller
Posey Township
Clay County
Freelandville
Knox County
Harold Schroeder
Oscar Harding
Harold Pielemeier
George Hoke
West Virginia
L. P. Bannon
P. Bannon
Bloomingdale
Bannon
Roy
Jordan
Bruntsville
John Hixon
Elkhart
B. Croxall
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Helen Hixon
Raymond Brouse
Sarah Hixon
Earl Rantz
Martin
Mich
Leta Hixon
Glen Welsh
Vassar
Warrick
Spencer County
West Wayne
Warsaw
Indiana Grand Chapter of the Order
Corydon
Citizens
People's
Will H.ball
Fort Benjamin Harrison
War Department
Kempton
Gertsdale
Minnie Taylor
Hartsville
Goshen
Rockville
H. B. Barnard
Vanderburg
Frank 5. Jones
Columbus
Blythe Lamb
Jasper
Lamb
John Rickrich
Petersburg
Guy Prescott
Jesse Gray
Oklahoma City
Okla
Edgar Schmitt
Order of Red Men
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of
Improved Order of Red Men
Louis F. Czenkush
France
V. Czenkush
South Bend
Czenkush
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Historical Society
Mt.Union
Cascarets Promise Quick Health Boost For Headache
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a night cure for biliousness and headaches caused by torpid liver and undigested food. It claims the intestinal purge cleanses the stomach, reduces foul gases, and removes poisons, leaving the user feeling clear and fit by morning.
Values of Precious Stones in Antiquity
Emeralds ranked with rubies and sapphires as the costliest gems of the ancient world. Diamonds were worn rough before the fifteenth century when cutting was perfected. Emeralds remain fashionable, are rare, and grow rarer. Carat for carat they rival diamonds in value.
Peerys Dead Shot Promises Quick Worm Elimination
A fragment notes Dr. Peerys Dead Shot as a superior worm remedy claiming a single dose expels worms or tapeworms, urging trial for proof.
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Dr. Peery
Ady
Siam's Royal Elephant Hunt Spectacle Draws Crowds to Agaba
The Siam king issues an edict for a royal elephant hunt as government stables dwindle. Herds are located and encircled, then driven to Ayutha where corralled elephants are selected and tamed after days of display. Crowds witness the trumpeting and clumsy mastery by native trainers. Some moon mountains may reach 36000 feet.
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Siam
Agaba
Ayutha Ie
Detroit News
Nat Goodwin Verdict Echoes at Lambs Club Gambol
An aspiring actor at a Lambs Club event imitates Nat Goodwin. Goodwin confirms attendance and, in exchange, remarks that one of them is rotten after the impersonation.
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Largo
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Nat
Mr. Goodwin
Everybody's Magazine
Clay Output Falls Off in 1918 United States Mines
The 1918 clay report shows a drop in mined and marketed quantity to 2,840,000 short tons while value rises to 9,207,000 dollars. The tonnage declined about 304,000 tons or 10 percent, yet value increased by 1,165,000 dollars or 14 percent. Imports fell in both quantity and value.
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United States
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Fletcher
Sorbine, JR
Siam’s
Royal Elephant
Dean
Albert Akro
Orddiana Avenue
Philade Elyphia
H. Walters
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Mother's Baby Food Co
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne
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