Woman Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Philadelphia woman suffers misplacement inflammation and backache and reports six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound let her work sleep eat well and feel no trouble. Providence woman credits it with relief from displacement bearing down backache and fatigue and recommends publishing her name. A physician links common female derangement to such symptoms and notes the remedy. Thousands of women testify to its virtue and urge others to try it.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia R. Pinkham
Dounton St
Nicetown
Pas
Providence
Mia
Abel Lawbow
R.langer
Grow Sudan Grass For Winter Hay Demand Advised
The notice urges farmers to sow Sudan grass as it will yield strong forage and high hay demand next winter. An advertisement refers readers to another paper section for details. The fragment includes a humorous exchange about a printer relative and a remark on a ball game. It also reports Russia’s wartime liquor controls reducing vodka sales in Moscow in 1914 with exact figures across months and the early steering of vodka sales under prohibition in restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Advy
Russia
Russian Empire
Moscow
Power From Food Why Grape Nuts Restores Health
A testimonial from a Western town woman describes long stomach trouble and heartburn until Grape-Nuts improved digestion. She gained weight, strength, and ability to work, claiming the cereal was the needed fuel. The ad promotes Postum Co. and reads The Road to Wellville and There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttle
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pkga
Zeppelin Destroyed After Air Battle Over Brussels
A German Zeppelin, with 32 aboard, crashed onto a convent after being attacked by Flight Sub-Lieutenant Warneford near Brussels. The British monoplane, nearly blown from the sky, escaped and landed safely. Warneford’s maneuvering and six bombs brought down the air ship during the nineteenth Zeppelin raid on the British coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brussels
Warneford
R. N
Teutons Evacuate Neuville St Vaast After Prolonged Fighting
Berlin reports Neuville St. Vaast, a town north of Arras, has been evacuated by German forces. The German war office says the last German houses there have fallen to French attackers, aiding efforts to push Germans from their labyrinth defenses southeast of the town.
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Berlin
Neuville St. Vaast
Arras
War Office
Neuville
Neuville St. Vasst
No Money Stringency Projections From Chicago Remarks
In Chicago on June 11 James B. Forgan states it is premature to quote figures but indicates there will be no money stringency this year based on current observations. He cautions the assessment may change with new data and highlights steady financial conditions.
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Chicago
James B. Forgan Gaya
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Captain Reginald Owen Transferred to Dardanelles War Zone
London June 12 Captain Reginald Owen of the Royal Engineers, married to Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of W. J. Bryan, has been transferred to the Dardanelles where he is fighting against the Turks.
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Owen
London
Reginald Owen
The
Royal Engineers
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
W. J. Bryan
Dardanalles
Fire destroys ambulancces and vans at Park Royal
A mysterious blaze at Park Royal destroyed about 100 Red Cross ambulances and 20 motor vans meant for the war office. The loss is put at 400000 dollars.
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Red Cross
London
War Office
Park Royal
Teutons Capture Stanislau and Reach toward Lemberg
Berlin reports the capture of Stanislau, a key railway town from Bukowina to Lemberg, isolating the Russian force in Bukowina. General von Linsingen moved east of Lemberg toward capturing the city. Austro German troops took 4,500 Russian casualties in the Stanislau fall.
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von Linsingen
Lemberg
Berlin
Stanislau
Bukowina
Stanialau
Michigan Educator to Stanford English Philology Post
John H. P. Tatlock, professor of English at the University of Michigan, has been appointed professor of English philology at Stanford University California. Announcement states Tatlock will assume duties at Stanford in June.
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Michigan
California
Stanford University
Cal
John 9. P. Tatlock
University of Michigan
Union National Bank Closed in Monroe Louisiana
The Union National Bank of Monroe was closed by its directors on June 12. A statement says the bank is solvent and depositors will be paid in full. The bank’s capital is $200,000.
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Louisiana Bank
Monroe
Union National Bank
Lynching in Johnston City After Wealthy Farmer Slaying
Sheriff appeals for aid after a Sicilian miner allegedly killed W. Chapman, wealthy farmer, and wounded his daughter. A riot ensued with injuries as mobs clashed with officers. Governor Dunne ordered three militia companies to Johnston City to quell the violence.
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Illinois
Johnston City
Joseph Strendo
Chapman
Dunne
Springfield
Shand
Shelbyville
Benton
Cairo
Public hearing on Great Northern Pacific Steamship case
Unusual public interest centers on the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in San Francisco June 22 to decide if the Great Northern Pacific Steamship company’s Portland to San Francisco service violates rules against railroad ownership of competing steamships. Shippers fear loss of direct Northwest competition against Southern Pacific, affecting Portland Seattle Spokane and other points.
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Washington
Wilson
McAdoo
Treasury
Secret
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Ramington Small Arms Works
Hartford
Conn
Cramp Works
Philadelphia
Schwab
Metallic, Cartridge Company
Remington Company
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Massachusetts
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Canada
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Gregory
Department of Justice
Portland
Ore
Interatate Commerce Commission
Great Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Fiavol-Astoria
Interatota Commerce
Northwest
Southern Pacific Railway
Pacific Coast Shippers
Seattle
Spokane
Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
California
Frank faces death penalty in Mary Phagan case
Atlanta reports Leo M. Frank must be executed for the murder of Mary Phagan unless clemency is granted by June 22. The Georgia prison commission declined to recommend commuting the death sentence to life imprisonment.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Georgia Prison Commission
New York
Firth of Tay
Scotland
Glasgow
Firth
Tay Bridge
Obregon Lost Arm in Battle of Leon Reported
A Vera Cruz cablegram confirms General Obregon lost his right arm at Leon while refusing to retreat until victory. The message says he is now out of danger after the injury and that a private warned him immediate surgery was needed to save his life.
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Vera Cruz
Galveston
Tex
Obregon
Leon
Cabiegram
More Canadians for France dispatch adds 25 000 soldiers
The department of militia announced that 25,000 additional Canadian soldiers will be sent to France immediately, bringing Canada's total force to 150,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Niagara Falls
Ont
Department of Militia
Dominion
German Admiralty Denies Baltic Sinkings Report
Berlin reports the German Admiralty denies Petrograd’s claim that three German ships were sunk in the Baltic. It confirms the loss of a collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Petrograd
Baltic
Sudan Grass Forage Boom Driven By War Demands
- A Texas seed offer urges farmers to plant Sudan grass for high hay yields, claiming 3 to 10 tons per acre. - David B. Clarkson promises seed on credit terms, with hay payments used to settle seed costs and potential army contracts pending. - Contact from Robstown, Texas, for quick planting and limited seed supply of 20,000 acres.
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Sudan
Graas
Agricultural Department
Sudan Groga
Frea
State Experiment Association
Ite
Timata
David B. Clarkson
Box
Robstown
Texas
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