Helped Through Change of Life Baltimore Woman Testimony
Mrs L Ginch es of Baltimore writes that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her long standing complaints during the Change of Life and improved her health. She credits the remedy with helping her daughters, now mothers, and asserts the product calms nervous strain and menopausal symptoms.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lydia Pinkham
L. Ginchcs
N. Gilmor St
Bates
Margot A Noted Early Tennis Player Pre-1427
A historic note mentions Margot, famed for powerful forehand and backhand play, suggesting rackets existed in tennis before 1427. The quote highlights her clever play and implies early equipment in the game’s record.
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Margot
Canadian Tobacco Yobacco Production in Two Provinces
Canadian tobacco production in Ontario and Quebec last year totaled 18,710,744 pounds with Ontario at 12,135,000 and Quebec at 6,575,740. The yield value stood at $4,058,804 from 21,817 acres planted, averaging 878 pounds per acre.
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Ontario
Quebec
Nature Lovers Army Shapes Outdoor Recreation Policy
The article profiles the “Nature-Lovers Army” of about 6,000,000 men and women expanding outdoor recreation and conservation through organized groups. It credits women and men alike for promoting national parks, monuments, see America first, and forestry policy while urging responsible behavior in parks and nature.
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Ohn Dickinson Sherman
Mount Rainier
Mount Holyoke
Sarah Streeter
Mount Rockwell
Palisades Inter[state Park
Hudson
New York
Congresa
Nature-Lovers
Hawaii
Lassen V Volcanic
California
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Lafayette
Mount Desert
Maine
Zion
Utah
Bryce Canyon
Congress
National Park Service
Interior Department
National Parks
Thia
Army of Nature Severa
Coolidge
National Conference On Outdoor Recreation
Washbington
Blue Ridge
Great Smoky
Mammoth Cave
Appalachian Mountains
Canada
United States
Save the Redwoods League
National
Exhibition of Three Aged Clocks At Pittafield
Three clocks totaling about 800 years are on display at Pittafield. The Columbus clock owned by Fred Jones has a single hand and a wooden case dated 1492. Bir Beaumont owns a Bartholomew clock from 1812 in Bristol, Conn, also wood and accurate. Charles & Taylor possess an English brass clock about 200 years old, a steady timekeeper.
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Pittafield
Fred Jones
Columbus
la Joanie
Bir, Beaumont
Waa
Bartholomew
Bristol
Conn
Charles &. Taylor
Boston Globe
Fifty Fifty A Little Girl Truth Stretching Tale
A brief, fragmentary item describes a girl known for bending the truth and a gentle figure who doubts her claims, illustrating a cautionary household dynamic and the trust issue within their interaction.
Italian Names Go Naturalized in Italian Press
The Baltimore Sun notes rising nationalist trend in Italy to Italianize foreign names. Shakespeare becomes Gugliemo Shakespeare, Washington becomes Giorgio Washington, and other historic figures and phrases are rendered Italian. The piece cites difficulties with American presidents Woodrow and Warren in Italian spellings and recent efforts to fix errors.
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Willing
Shakespeare
Willian Shakespeare
Italy
Gugliemo Shakespeare
George Willington
Giorgio Washington
Baltimore Sun
Italiing
Theater Magnate Had Studied Human Nature
An actor recalls Thomig H. Ince, the movie magnate, and a vivid road incident over sleeping arrangements. Ince kept calm amid threats, urging restraint with the line that “Windy, people never come to blows.”
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Thomig H. Ince
Ince
World’s Oldest Forest Unearthed Near Gilbon New York
Dr. John M. Clarke, New York state geologist and paleontologist, pro nounced a fossil grove near Gilbon, New York, the oldest known forest. He resurrected it from rock remains, noting ancient trees resembled modern ferns and likely reached heights of sixty feet or more.
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Gilbon
N. Y
John M. Clarke
New York State
Brooklyn inventor creates automatic telephone call meter
A Brooklyn inventor has built a device that records calls automatically by attaching to a desk phone. The meter registers when the receiver is placed back on the hook after each call, helping keep a monthly tally of telephone usage for billing or verification.
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Brooklyn
Popular Science Monthly
Cuticura Ad Appeals to Parents With Soothing Remedies
An advertisement touts Cuticura products as gentle care for a baby’s irritated skin. It promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for hot baths, Cuticura Talcum for fragrance, and urges use to soothe rough itchy skin while weaving in social humor about vanity and spending.
Scientist Wins Medal for Work on Primitive Animals
Dr. Herbert Spencer Jennings of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore receives the Huat award of the Joseph Leldy medal from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. The prize honors his research on the Ameliciae and Rotatoria or wheel animalcules and is awarded every three years in memory of Dr. Joseph Leldy.
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Herbert Spencer Jennings
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
Huat
Joseph Leldy
Academy of Natural Sciences of
Philadelphia
Joseph Leldy II
Hme
Academy
Outside the Ch ela where it is practiced
A fragmentary item notes people staying outdoors to avoid condescension while a biology minded individual contemplates entertaining others. The report hints at a social practice tied to a science discussion, with unclear specifics and characters.
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Chela
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