Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised
Mrs. Frank Henson of Urbana Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing her Change of Life symptoms including fatigue and nervousness. She reports regaining strength and returning to housework after taking the remedy prescribed by her doctor. The testimonial invites other women to try the famous root and herb remedy for similar relief.
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Urbana
Jik
Ernie
Lycia EL Pinkham
Ydiacham
Prank Henson
Orchada St
Til
Lydia E. Winksham
Of Course. They regain to test the football players tau.
Limited readable text hints at a football themed piece with references to testing players and a person named Shen and Basten. The fragment provides no clear event dates locations teams or outcomes to confirm a full headline or summary.
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Basten
Green's August Flower Remedy Claim
Green's August Flower has been promoted as a household remedy for constipation and intestinal troubles for decades. The ad claims it eases mid digestion nerve problems and liver issues, relieving headaches and other symptoms, and suggests asking a druggist for it.
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Green
Trial Trip by Moonlight on the Congo Railway Line
A rugged account of a nighttime trial trip on the Congo line with delays and improvised testing. Engineers compare the American locomotive and the line’s curvature as officials seek practical results amid unsettled conditions. The narrative highlights passenger discomfort and the machine’s performance plus the crew’s improvisations.
Helena Bankerd 10 Finance Figure Slugs County Club Efforts
Miss Julia Stebbins will return to the county the first of February to start her work for the year. TheUneine League committee met and plans for canning club work and financing purebred cattle to aid farmers. George A. Sanford seeks bankers' help to fund cattle purchases as cold weather delays events but urges readiness for spring.
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Julia Stebbins
Tle Bose
G. Strickland
Canning Club
Misa Jala Stebbins
Phillips County
George A. Sanford
League
Une Binkers
Tielena
War bread supply and local notices amid cold weather
The report covers war bread supply issues, a 560 acre land sale at Mee bund for Cortet planters, a fatality from a colonial era-accident, the death of Rev. John Curren and other local events. It notes fuel shortages at Jonesboro and a new insectary to be built in Bentonville for orchard insect study amid heavy snow and cold conditions.
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Franklin
River ereathin road project gains county approval
Petitions urging the ereathin rend improvement district to extend 14 miles of highway from the Fort Smith district Nice to Gr Wood were sustained in the County Court. Officials including Mr Osbornie and MP Uwninley served as commissioners. State Highway Department involvement and a total project cost around 374,000 were cited, with construction anticipated from Green Wood to Mansfield along the Fort Smith area.
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Fort Smith
Nice
Gr Wood
Tikee Cleveland Holand
Fort Stith
Solin
Busted
Pitrol
Wits
Minsfield
Spett
Siaitia Greit
United States Prepares Vast Force for 1916 War Effort
Secretary of War outlines a dramatic buildup of 000,000 troops and 1.5 million more to be equipped and moved to France. The plan aims to surprise the German Staff, with U.S. forces to join Allied operations as the nation expands its military establishment and training programs.
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Enid
Minetlean Espette Duc
Nnwite
den Rye
Metropolitin
Maker
Cole Roosevelt
Iker
Wien
Elart
Persie
Silex
Syria
United States
Labor Party Conference Ratifies Federal Amendment
Amid a large minority protest the Labor conference passes a resolution urging Labor leaders to back the proposed federal constitutional amendment. The South Carolina General Assembly ratified the amendment earlier, and the Senate action followed days ago.
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Labor
Nottinelans
Thie
Eval
Mons Gnsian
GesMieceme
Labor Party
Labor Furnaihers
Atvaer
South Carolina
Carolina
Asemiiy
Austin Votes Dry in Texas Capital
Austin voters approved prohibition by a majority of 102, making the state capital dry for the first time. The margin outpaced earlier county results from last November and reflected a sharp shift in local sentiment.
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Austin
Texas
Tex
Ta State
DuPont Plans $10 Million Shell Loading Plant
Wilmington Delaware Dupont Power Company announced plans to build a large shell loading plant at Williamsburg Virginia to fulfill federal orders. The project is estimated to cost not less than ten million dollars.
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Wilmington, del
Dupont Power Company
Williamsburg
Stars and Stripes to Serve American Troops in France
A weekly newspaper for American soldiers in France titled The Stars and Stripes will be issued soon. It will be directed and edited by men in the American uniform.
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Soldier Paper
Paris
France
Stars and Stripes
U S Aviators Down German Planes in France
David Putnam of Brookline Massachusetts and Austen B Crehore of Westfield New Jersey, American aviators in the French army, both shot down German airplanes on January 19. Crehore had previously been rejected by American aviation officials due to a defective ear.
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U. S
Paris
David Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Austen B. Crehore
Westfield
N. J
Crehore
Quebec To Enforce Absolute Prohibition May First
The province of Quebec will implement complete alcohol prohibition starting May 1, 1119. The measure marks a shift to a dry regime across the province.
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Quebec
Province of
Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted as Harmless Calomel Alternative
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy to replace calomel. It warns calomel causes sickness and bone necrosis, claiming Liver Tone cleanses the system without salivation and leaves users feeling vigorous. The pitch urges readers to buy a spoonful and demand their money back if not helped.
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Thalson
Dodson
Alex
Sugar Conservation Gazette Riddle
Fragmentary note lists confused phrases about sugar and coffee with garbled questions. Readers see no clear event, names, dates, or locations to verify.
Anuric Promises Relief for Rheumatic and Kidney Troubles
Claiming to cure rheumatism and kidney ailments Anuric is promoted as a natural remedy from Dr Pierce's line. The ad urges quick use to prevent serious kidney issues and cites testimonials from sufferers who report improvement after taking Anuric double strength. It also hints at trial packages and price contrast with costly seasonal eating.
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Dr. Pierce
Anuric
Pierce le
Nan
Alice Bills
Main St. Plessant
Pimply Faces and Red Cross Ball Blue Ads
Pimply Faces advises applying Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap for five minutes with hot water and offers free samples from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Red Cross Ball Blue promotes washing day using the product sold by grocers. The text also jokes about gambling and a court case involving children.
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Dept. X
Boston
Red Cross
All Good
One's Convictions in Philosophical Quotation
An elderly narrator asks what a philosopher is, and the response defines a philosopher as one who studies his own weaknesses and makes others wonder how he found theirs. The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes the exchange as a wry reflection on self analysis.
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Stalin
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tieto
Ohio
Old Fogy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Age of Youth Ad Claims Hair Darkening Solution
An advertising snippet touts La Creole Hairessing promising to make you look ten years younger by darkening gray hair. A dialogue mockingly questions appearance and relationships as a cautionary aside.
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Ain
St. Dutta
Helena
Phillips County Business Men's League
AY Mw and
POE Adits Moaler
Phote Cortet Planters
Wiin
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Steeveson
Lakedde
Parker
Pahop Winelie Ter
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LA Wise and Son
Jonesboro
A. Stuck & Sons
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Mountain Home
Bud Bayless
T. C. Hervey
Morrilton
Bentonville
Ie Todd
Mablerol
Ltd
Hreetfone Ae
Aril
New Vardi
Fitat
United
SuOs Dstt
MM. Ghiver
Maga Vine
Ter Tahlia
T. J. Mahan
Blytheville
John TH. Page
Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
W.F. Andrews
Longview
Tor Querry
Fir Methodist Church
Little Rock
Manmia Covington
de. W. Covington
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Orehariota Eatipate
Tunny Thomas
Dablars
Ak Winans Engadtenn
Maclin
Conan
Webel
Eles
Sr. Louie
Ted Cross
Hazenville
J. Y. King
Ehulman
Peewa
Tani
St Fran
Charles Murer
el Dorado
Camp Pike
Armstrong
Isaac Emery
Yellville
George
Dykes of
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Sarah Dykes
Jane
E.P. Crowder
Rogers
BAKER
Mage Ab
Guy
Mao
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Spohn Medical Co
Goshen, Ind
U.S.A
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Georgie
Mr. Reck
Pieree
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Ake
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Waueaba, Wi
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