Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Farmers Wife
Kasota Minnesota woman testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her recover from weakness and nervousness after years of illness. The advertisement claims the remedy aided many women and invites letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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The fragmented text hints at a muddled discussion about bachelors and dating. It mentions advice about matrimony and thoughts on romance, but the meaning is unclear and several words are garbled. No identifiable people, organizations, or events emerge.
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Bermuda Meadows Driving Gut Weeds and Pastures
E J Bodman notes farmers prepare for food crops as Bermuda Meadows faces weed problems. The article discusses pasture issues, management challenges, and the broader impact on agricultural planning amid fluctuating conditions and labor concerns. Industry figures weigh in on future crop strategies and soil care for sustainment.
Fragmented Arkansas fields and town notes mix of data
The article compiles diverse items from farms, markets, and local officials. It mentions cotton production, fruit crops, land sales, and county happenings across Arkansas including Tell and nearby towns, with references to yields and prices.
AIRCRAFT RAID AND DARDANELLES FUEL BRITISH NEWS
Fragmented report describes air raids on the English coast with bombs and fires in multiple locations. Dardanelles campaign claims and counterclaims of victory surface amid overall activity but no major engagement reported on the western front.
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Dardanelles
West
Women Conference Debates War Roles and Peace
The article reports women leaders at an international congress addressing war and peace. Notable participants include Grace Abbott, Mike Talek, and Annette Malloy, who debated wartime roles, education, and postwar reconstruction. The piece highlights efforts to elevate women’s influence in policy and the arts while recognizing historic war heroes.
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Chicago
Annte Fo Malloy
Bostin
Misa Florenes Holbeck
Aime Hostha Schwimmer
Hinehart
Boy Kills Father in Arkansas Flood Report
Waray Mote 8 Scurlock a traveling agent for a Chicago firm was shot and killed by his son Vietford 19 years old near Edmandson. The elder man was married to a minor at the time of the shooting. The article also notes the Teton district levee on the Rod River has broken causing flooding with 1 000 acres affected and several Jeyers broken during the past days.
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Hook
Teton District
Rodi
Wrist Watches For Police To Be Worn By Chicago Officers
Chicago police officers may wear wrist watches if they choose, under a ruling by Chief Charla C. Liesley. He said wrist watches would be more convenient for uniformed men.
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Chicago
Charla C. Liesley
Potion
Kentucky Banker Indicted in Central City Bank Case
Eli Bo Gregory, former president of the defunct Bank of Central City, Kentucky, has been indicted in Greenville on ten counts. Five counts allege forgery and four concern receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent.
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Greenville
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Bank of Central City
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered As Calomel Alternative
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for biliousness and constipation. It claims calomel causes salivation, liver injury, and sickness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver, regularizes bowels, and makes users feel energetic by morning with a money back guarantee.
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Per
Wintersmith’s Chill Toric Malaria Cure In Stores
Fragment describes Wintersmith’s Chill Toric malaria remedy sold at drug stores in two formats a 50 cent bottle and a one dollar bottle. Text is fragmentary but indicates over the counter availability.
Oldest Sumerian tablets deciphered place early Babylonia deeds
University of Pennsylvania officials report deciphering ancient Sumerian tablets. One tablet dated 41100 B C describes a farmer and field with pests and a necromancer who curses and drives caterpillars away. Another tablet suggests canal construction around 5000 years ago under Naramsin and Nippur.
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University of Pennsylvania Museum
Karton
Babylonia
Naramsip
NaranSin
Mahylos
Martine
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