Mrs Boyd Avoided Operation with Pinkham Remedy
Canton Ohio resident Marie Boyd writes she suffered from a female trouble and two doctors recommended surgery. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, her symptoms eased enough to perform housework, avoiding operation. She urges other women with female troubles to try the remedy before surgery and offers Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Senator Sorghum Defends Figures Over Speech in Debate
In a lively exchange a friend asks if the senator overuses figures of speech. Sorghum replies that figures are needed to support an argument and warns that rhetoric is now as reliable as statistics.
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Sorghum
Recipe for Gray Hair Remedy in Barbo Compound Ad
A fragment describes mixing Bay Rum glycerine and Barbo Compound to darken gray hair without staining the scalp. It claims the potion softens and glosses hair, with directions in each box. A later line quotes a socialite about divorce delays due to wardrobe demands.
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Promoted in Brief
Fragmentary note describes a claimed remedy by Apple Aloe Jalap mix marketed as Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The text hints at warnings about wasted advice and urges that patriotism and world affairs not cease after fighting ends.
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Doctor Pierce
Berlin Battle Claims Masses of Dead as Tensions Rise
March 7 dispatches report bloodshed across Berlin and Bohemia with Czech German clashes over elections and Czech rule. Kar lsbad and Sternberg saw deaths, while police headquarters bore the brunt of urban combat. Field Marshal Hindenburg warned Bolshevik danger and urged defense of homes as Spartacan activity and general strikes spread.
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Senators oppose league of nations pledge in senate
Washington reports thirty seven senators slated to join a pledge to vote against ratification of the league of nations. The group, four short of the required majority, demands immediate peace with Germany and a halt on other issues until peace terms are settled. They also warn that more than one third of the U S Senate will not back the league.
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Senate
League of Nations
Germany
United States
All Irish Prisoners Freed Reported by Dilly Malt
The British government will release all Irish political prisoners. To avert a large public demonstration the prisoners will be sent back to Ireland in small batches, as noted by the Dilly Malt.
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London
Ireland
Support Labor, Is the Plea of the President
Washington March 4 Opening the White House conference of governors on peace time business and labor problems President Wilson promised the federal government would consider itself the servant of the states Municipalities and counties in solving readjustment problems and would perform its duty guided by suggestions of the conference He hoped the discussion would cover restoring labor conditions to a normal basis and making fresh allocations of labor and industry as needed Vouching for the peace conference he said Paris conferees regarded themselves as servants of about 700000000 people of the world not their masters
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White House
Wilson
Paris
Paris lists 314000 French soldiers as missing
March 7 report notes 314000 names marked missing on army lists with only about 120000 deemed hopeless. An army of 12000 searchers will comb trenches and dugouts along No Man's Land seeking evidence to identify or trace fates amid intensive warfare.
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Paris
Huttle
Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair
A dated advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. It claims easy at home use with a dampened brush, promising dark, glossy hair after a few applications. The piece also includes a brief non sequitur about Shylock and Portia.
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Wyeth
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to patients with inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The ad promises $100 for any case cured by Hall's Medicine and notes availability from druggists, with testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio address.
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Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Offered for Kidney Relief
Old newspaper ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil as a safe remedy for kidney and urinary issues. It claims centuries of household use, non patent status, and refunds if not effective, urging immediate purchase and use in three sizes with direct import from Holland.
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Bree
Sad Faci and odd lines echo a vintage column
Odd fragmentary text shows a mix of phrases about Miss Mayme, Pure Vlood claims, and humorous asides. It mentions soft drinks, carbolishire to treat burns, and a mistaken marriage line. The noisy jumble suggests a clipped page with misc entries and quotes.
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Mayme
Victory Loan To Be Last Popular Town Drive
Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury indicated a Victory Loan drive as the final popular town campaign. Three funding options were outlined including long-term bonds totaling five trillion and five-year notes up to seven trillion, with a preference implied for shorter terms.
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Glase
Washington
Morel
Ciass
Auld He
Hho
War Dept launches nationwide job drive for veterans
Washington March 4 With the appointment of Arthur Woods former police commissioner of New York City and special assistant to Secretary Baker the War Department begins a nationwide campaign to place discharged soldiers in work.
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War Department
Washington
Arthur Woods
Po Hce
New York City
Baker
Christy Seeks Divorce From Maybelle Christy
Howard Chandler Christy, famed artist, petitions for divorce from wife Maybelle Thompson Christy alleging gross neglect of duty willful absence and embarrassment by her conduct. The couple wed in 1898 and have a daughter Natale, 19, a student at Wells College.
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Janesville
Ohio
Howard Chandler Christy
Maybelle ‘Thompson Christy
Mastel
Willfl
Christy
Christys
Natale
Wellesley College
Harrison Drug Act Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld the Harrison anti narcotic act ruling that prohibits drug rules except under official order forms or physicians prescriptive use given in good faith.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hilary A Herbert Dies in Yampa at 85
Hilary A. Herbert secretary of the navy during Grover Cleveland’s second term died in Yampa at age eighty five. His death closes a long career in public service and politics.
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Grover Cleveland
Yampa
Fly
Hilary A.herbert
Secretary of the Navy
Julia H Johnston Dies Noted Hymn Writer of America
Peoria Indiana March 7 Julia Harlette Johnston renowned hymn writer died at her home She was born in Salemville Ohio January 21 1849 and authored more than 500 hymns gospel songs and several books
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Julia Haverlette Johnston
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