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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women with backache nervousness and headaches. It cites Mrs Ap Eine B Lynch of Providence Newark as testimony and urges readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for help.
An ad urges men to stay in Class A by using Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims aged or overworked men can remain vigorous with two capsules daily, promises improved spirits, muscles, and health, and offers a money back guarantee.
WR. J. H. RINDLAUB Fargo specialist notes there is no market for wilt oats, indicating agricultural price or demand concerns in the region. The brief remark appears in a medical professional's listing in Fargo North Dakota.
Green's August Flower has been a worldwide remedy for constipation and digestive troubles for decades. It is promoted as a gentle laxative that eases nervous dyspepsia, liver issues, and related symptoms. a few doses are claimed to relieve discomfort. Sold by druggists in many countries.
Major J C P Wood the British aviator and his navigator Captain C C Wylie fell into the Irish sea near Holyhead but were unharmed. The aircraft was towed into Holyhead and may be repaired there. If possible it would be brought to Limerick for a planned trans Atlantic flight in two days.
Cyclonic areas between Newfoundland and Ireland keep Harry Hawker and Captain Frederick Raynham from starting their race for at least two days. RAF meteorologist Lt. L J Clements notes mid Atlantic weather is inauspicious and the aviators will hop off only if wind and conditions offer even chances. Hawker, eager to race, is reportedly willing to take longer weather risks than last week.
Wilson replies to governors appeal about the long running telephone workers strike saying he cannot act intelligently from afar. In Boston, Koons of the wire control board says settlement is near and he has full powers to adjust the dispute within hours.
Chicago authorities report that George Dada grabbed Special Policeman Thomas McCarthy's revolver and shot himself in the head after asking to see a good man die. Police are investigating Dada's motives.
London reports an avalanche at Hijccins causing many deaths and the sinking of several ships. A large amount of ore or cargo was destroyed and total damage is estimated at over 2 million dollars.
A protest signed by American missionaries in China and other parties opposed any transfer of American brewing machinery to China. The document was presented to the State Department today by officials in Washington on April 20.
A Franklin family finds humor when three year old Donald Ray, after being called a naughty boy, replies that he is from the catalogue. The story, sourced to the Indianapolis News, captures a child’s witty reply to a domestic moment.
The Keweenaw Historical Society backs a campaign to preserve Fort Wilkins at Copper Harbor on Lake Superior near the Canadian shore. The old fort, from the 1840s, features remaining barracks quarters and stockade remains along Lake Fanny Hooe, underscoring the historical value and need for protection.
An old Country Gentleman quote mocks a new hire as “pretty stupid” and ignorant of farm life. Honest Farmer Hornbeak notes the man knows less about farming than the average person on the witness stand.
A cheery woman proposes a stylish rebrand for a communal gift grab at a sociable. Mr Growcher questions the idea and suggests calling it something like a “league of nations” to sound more modern and elegant.
Fragmentary note from Chicago Daily News states Hewitt-Poor Gruet is no more and Jewett was not very involved. The text hints at unclear ties between Hewitt and Jewett and raises questions about Gruet’s status.
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