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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

3

Best Medicine for Women Promoted by Lydia E. Pinkham

An advertisement from Portsmouth Ohio touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregularities and abdominal pains. It cites a four decades claim of patient benefit and invites renal ailment guidance from the company. A wobbling kitchen scene from the Chicago Tribune is included as a humorous aside.

Portsmouth Ohio E. Pinkham Renal Lydia E. Co Peruna Columbus

Recipe for Gray Hair Remedy from Barbo Compound

A quoted home remedy describes mixing Ba Rum water Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken hair. It claims to restore faded or streaked hair without staining the scalp or becoming sticky, with full directions available in Barbo Compound boxes.

Living Up to It and Witty War-Time Adages

A compact clipping presents a mix of mottos and exchanges about bravery, fairness, and gender norms. It juxtaposes a line about merit with a joking remark on women and loyalty, ending with a cynical note on jealousy as a bitter crop.

North Dakota Briefs Highlight War Years Aftermath

A wide sweep of North Dakota notes reports reopenings at the state university and a flood control meeting in Valley City. Other items cover anti flu inoculations, Red Cross enrollments, bank clearing houses, a mining of gopher pests, and local crimes and civic plans across cities including Grand Forks Bismarck Fargo Minot Devils Lake and Dickinson.

Williston Bismarck State Railroad Commission Grand Forks Nelson County Red Cross Valley City North Dakota Flood Control Association State Teachers’ Retirement Fund North Dakota Teachers’ Pension Act Agricultural College Cottonwood Burleigh County Federal Lisbon Tom Curtis Devils Lake Minot Burlington Noonan Woodworth William A. Sunday Colorado Ed. Sunday Dickinson Stark County Blue Sky” Law Commission Hanki John Baum State Livestock Sanitary Board United States Livestock Sanitary Association Chicago J. R. Waters Carbury Albert B Fargo North Dakota Agricultural College Washington France Rose Lawry Rogers North Wayne File Baker Mont Towner Frank Oberdear Here Carl Bartness Versailles Henry J. Linde United States Supreme Court Elsendale Dickey County Extension Department The Max Bert Bendickson Soo Line William Langer United States District Court D. M. Noah State Penitentiary 1S Clearing House Association Beach A. C. Townley Townley National Nonpartisan League Charles F. Amidon Federal Court Ray Martin Hank Gilbertson

Germans Fire on Paderewski Celebrants in Poznan

Report from Warsaw notes several children were killed when German forces fired on a Paderewski celebration in Posern parading streets. Paderewski survived after bullets struck his room while he met with British Col. Wade.

Warsaw Posen Ignace Jan Paderewski Paderewski Wade

Japanese to Withdraw 25000 From Siberia

Tokyo dispatch to the Express quotes a December 27 war office statement announcing 25000 Japanese troops will be withdrawn from Siberia and Japan will maintain only the smallest forces there. Public opinion in London deplores the move amid Allied disunity and jealousy.

London Siberia Tokio The Express Japanese War Office Japan

Turks Violate Armistice Accuse Armenians of Outrage

London report quotes authorities claiming Turkish forces retreating from Caucasus territories have committed outrages on Armenians despite the armistice terms. The dispatch says individual Turks allegedly acknowledge plans to annihilate the Armenian population as part of a final blow.

London Caucasus

Fifty Escape From Mine Fire At Hamilton Coal

Fifty men escaped unharmed from the Hamilton Coal company mine shaft in Cherokee Kansas when a fire destroyed the chutes and part of the tipple. Loss was set at fifty thousand dollars. The fire’s origin remained unknown.

Cherokee Kan Hamilton Coal Company

British Denies Baltic Ultimatum Report

The foreign office denies sending any ultimatum to the German commander in the Baltic region and says there are no reports of large British forces landing in the Baltic provinces.

London Foreign Office Baltic

Explosion toll put at 3.66 million in New Jersey plant blast

The War department told Congress that appropriations to compensate private property destroyed by last October’s Gillespie Shell loading plant explosions in New Jersey will total about 3,658,000 dollars. Officials anticipate 10,000 claims.

Washington New Jersey Gillespie Shell War Department Congress Board of Army

A Lengthy Man Named in Correct Order

A Birmingham Age-Herald quote praises Godspur as a well informed man with a remarkable memory. He can name in sequence every title Wilhelm left behind as he headed for Holland, illustrating his recall of trivial details.

Godspur Wilhelm Holland Birmingham Age-Herald

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Instant Digestive Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as quick relief for indigestion, sour stomach, and gas with a low cost and drugstore availability. The rest of the clipping includes unrelated quips about a singer and camera curiosity.

Pape

Soldier Draft Resister Told of His Death in France

John H. Everett awoke to a telegram from Washington claiming he had been killed in action in France. He had never been in France or worn a military uniform and had never been called for service despite being of draft age, a startling mixup reported by the Wilmington News in a comic strip caption.

John H. Everett Washington France Everett Wilmington News

Eatonic touted to aid post flu recovery via digestive cleansing

An old Civil War veteran praises Eatonic for restoring appetite and strength after flu and bad medicines. The letter claims the remedy cleanses acidity and toxins from the digestive tract, aiding recovery and enabling normal eating again.

Eatonic

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