Women of Middle Age in Lowell Endorses Pinkham Remedy
In Lowell Massachusetts Mrs Margaret Quinn shares relief from three years of Change of Life symptoms. She reports reduced nervousness headaches and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges sick women to consider it.
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Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Bear
Worthen St
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Ttal
Lynn
Mans
Vintage ad clutter from a damaged 1910s page
Fragmented promotional and public notice style text mentions Cuticura samples and soap, laxative Quinidine tablets, American war gifts, and relief distributions to Belgium and the Allies. Numerous garbled phrases and misprints obscure details, with references to Boston, postage offers, and charity contributions. The piece reads as a collage of ads and notices with minimal coherent narrative.
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Belgium
Uranee Received & CO
Tissin
American Jewish Relief Conquitttee
Four Mexican Widows and the Dark Shadow of History
An article notes the sorrow of four Mexican widows all exiles or widows of prominent leaders. Empress Carlotta long in Belgium, and widows of presidents Diaz, Madero, and Huerta, reflect on tragedy and shifting national memory.
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Mnt
Carlotta
Belgium
Dar
Madero
Huerta
Pan American policy prompt questioned amid public uproar
A fragment quotes a speaker challenging the meaning of Pan-American policy and mocks a woman’s judgment. The remark implies broad American criticism of current policy and public sentiment turning against leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Arkansas House Endorses Meadors Amid Bribe Accusation
The Arkansas House adopted a resolution expressing confidence in Representative Claude Meadors of Little Rock, indicted by the Pulaski county grand jury for soliciting a bribe to vote for a Sunday baseball bill. Claude Ringo testified he truthfully accused Meadors, who remains supported by allies. The session also moved to probe the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases and continue investigations into public affairs as lawmakers pressed various appropriations and reforms.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Stephen Meadors
Pulaski County
House
Shell
Meador
Claude Ringo
Meadors
Ringo
Dasatar
Brough
Arkansas
Wilson
Senate
Nutt
United States
Robinson
Alexander Edmondson
Organisation of
Lito
Eter
University of Arkapews
Little Hook
State Hospital
Davis
Columbia
Greathouse
McFerrin
Brooks
Stetchens
Hardie
Hardy
Faulkner
Pondering Arkansas Supreme Court Clerk Authorization
Fragmentary legal notice references authorizing the clerk of the Supreme Court for Arkansas to act, with mentions of road commissioners contracts and a $25,000 appropriation. The text is garbled but indicates official actions, commissions, and fiscal allocations within a court or public works context. The readable names include Robbins and Waortamare Columbia.
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Ponder
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Robbins
Waortamare Columbia
Plot to kill Wilson as German reservist Kolb arrested in Hoboken
Hoboken detectives seize two bombs in a hotel room used by German reservist Fritz Kolb a Mexican resident 36 with no occupation He allegedly conspired to kill President Wilson and claim to have links to the Black Tom Island and Kingsland explosions Police report nitroglycerin picric acid and copper tubing found Kolb implicated two alleged accomplices in Jersey City and New York ongoing investigation and past ties to German actions in wartime affairs
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Hoboken
Wilson
Pritz Kolb
Mexico
Kolb
Poice
Black Tom Island
Kingsland
Jersey City
New York
Robert Pay
Mans Schiller
Uepo Tine
Tampico
Mex
Herings Aime
Hoboker
Kolt
Germany
Newark
Liv
Double Election Board bill approved in West Virginia
Governor Henry D Hatfield signed a bill creating dual election boards modeled on Kansas law. One board will receive ballots and the other count them. The measure aims to speed up gathering of election returns and streamline the process statewide.
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Double Election Board
Charleston
W. Va
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Gompers Protests DC Prohibition Measure
Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, publicly denounces Congress for enacting a prohibition law for the District of Columbia. He warns the measure would injure over 100,000 workers in the garment industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompera
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Congress
District of Columbia
Ergar
Dewey Estate Valued At 255000 In Administration Petition
In Washington Admiral Dewey’s estate is valued at 265000 in a petition for letters of administration filed by his widow and son who renounces claim to executorship and asks for the widow to be appointed administratrix. The petition states the admiral left no real property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Washington
Admiral Dewey
German Consulate Robbery in Juarez Reported
The German consul in Juarez Mex Consul Max Weber in charge of northern Mexico affairs said important official papers were taken from consulate files in a robbery. No injuries reported and authorities launched an inquiry.
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Juarez
Mex
Max Weber
Mexico
Canadian War Loan Opens March 12 for 150 Million
Ottawa Finance Minister White announced the third Canadian domestic war loan will open for subscription on March 12. The issue will total 150 million dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
White
Utah Governor Signs Prohibition Resolution for 1918 Vote
In Salt Lake City Utah Governor Simon Pambareer signed the joint resolution passed by the legislature to submit to voters in 1918 the question of statewide prohibition by constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake City
Simon Pambareer
Cascarets for Liver and Bowels Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Cascarets a 10 cent bar for liver bowel and stomach relief claiming relief from constipation indigestion biliousness headaches dizziness nervousness and backache. It urges cleansing inside organs of bile gases and constipated matter and notes all stores sell Cascarets especially for children.
Diet Exercise or Death From Artery Disease Guide
An eminent medical authority warns city residents die from thickening arteries or kidney disease. Clogged kidneys fail to filter poisons, causing high blood pressure and heart strain. It urges meat in moderation, outdoor activity, and frequent water intake, citing Dr Pee of Buffalo New York who discovered a remedy for uric acid.
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Reo
Dr. Pee
Bafa, N. Y
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