How to Avoid Backache and Nervousness
An advertisement recounts a Providence reader suffering backache and nervousness, improving briefly with remedies before discovering Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It urges letters to Pinkham for advice and frames the product as a cure for functional dietary issues linked to female health.
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Providence
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pisin St
K. 1
Mia
Lynch
E. Pinkham
Mfed.Co
Lynn
Mase
The Men In Class Al Aoe Healthy Man
Fragmentary OCR text discusses vigor and age with stressed lines. It references a class, a public talk, and unclear names, mentioning a march depart and a city Juvenal Jeet with tangential comments. Overall, the readable parts describe a promotional or didactic piece with health and vitality themes and scattered dialogue.
Unclear Republic Rise in Balkans Amid Dynastic Shifts
Fragmentary report notes a Karagenryevich dynasty overthrowing a republic in Belaride with Belgrade as a focus. Telegraphic dispatch from Kane in Taunton and comments by Prof. Voyalay M. Yo vanovitch reference Serbian leaders and a shift of power toward King Peter and the Obrenovich faction amid Croat and Sloven leadership changes in the region.
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Heporie
Belaride
Serta
Veteherat Liety
Agrim
Kane
Taunton
Serbing Legurion
London
Washington
Voyalay M. Yovanovitch
Juge Stayalate
Maeat Wilque
Peter
Atander
Beth Marie
Kara George
Austria
Milonh Obrenovich
Lenin
Peter Korageorgovich
Alesandar
Cabinet officials discuss railroad coal pricing policy
Secretary Redfield and cabinet members attend a meeting on coal pricing from the railroad administration. Officials debate reduced prices for railroads and the board faces resignations as the administration resumes low price practice amid industry dispute.
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Commeres Williams
Redfielt
Peter Etabitian
Diguitwetos
Trewmary Glass
Commerte Rettelt
Halionds
Walter D
Tines
Fuel
Harry A. Garfield
George N. Book
Chalrinda
Otter
Keene Stok Ard
Fond Adeinistretor
Parerne
No Moyer
Mire
Astor Romance Amid Honeymoon in England and New York
Capt John Jacob Astor and his English wife Lady Violet Astor enjoy a wartime honeymoon in the country. He is linked to William Waldorf Astor, Viscount Astor in New York, who recently gifted $7,000,000 in Gotham real estate to the captain. The narrative follows family ties, engagement rumors, and wartime travel, noting Astor’s earlier naval commission and his wife’s social prominence. The piece weaves Anglo American elite connections with the era’s social expectations.
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John Jacob Astor
Klug
Life Guards
Lalty Violet Astor
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Viscount Astor
Gotham
Astor
Earl
Mint
Hudia
Canada
Ewart
Violet
Lave
Freire
Amos
Hungary aids new government planning councils
General Smuts discusses Hungary's new government structure, promoting village and county councils. National assembly representatives will be elected by town and county committees. Elections must be held by April 14. All adults 18 plus except wage earners for profit and certain clerical orders may vote.
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Chretien
United States
Mungary
Bavernavent
Counetie
Ewunetia
Boy Scouts Reach Peak Support For War Effort
After 13 months of service in the war program, the Pag Scouts of America are praised for embedding scouting in community and national life. Chief James I West urges expanding reach, noting registered scouts near 400000 and advocating broader access to the program.
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Pag Scouts of America
James I. West
Sayes
Boy Scouts Render Yeoman Service Across the Nation
The Boy Scouts of America, described as not large but proud, contributed valiantly to drives that stirred patriotism nationwide. The piece praises their ready spirit and commitment, noting the substantial contribution of boys like those in Melius, Sixterville, and W. Va, who served with heart and head.
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Uncle ‘Barn
Pon
Melius
Sixtervitle
W. Va
Scouts Proud of War Work During Wartime Year
The Boy Scouts of America showcase wartime service across government programs in the past year. They aided the Fourth Liberty Loan, gardening, Red Cross support, anti German propaganda distribution, walnut locating, peach stone gathering, and the sale of Thrift and War Savings stamps and Liberty Bonds, proving the value of organized youth.
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Boy Scouts of America
Scout Movement
Red Cross
Scout Activity Threatened By New House Bill
A proposed measure in the House would restrict scouting activity by limiting involvement to navy connected personnel and scientists. Navy officers say the change is to curb amateur radio exploration while praising Luther Weaver of Brooklyn as the first scout who died serving the country aboard the U S transport Alcede during the war.
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House of Representatives
Entiro
Navy
Ratito
Luther Weaver
Brooklyn
U. S. Teansport Alcede. iv
Scout Anniversary Observed in Alaska Frontier Camp
In Comtors Alaska near the Copper River and North Western railway a Scout celebration marked a ninth anniversary with eight Livewire troops. After the festivities volunteers erected shelters for the Meds, each contributing fifty cents toward relief efforts and gathering supplies for timely aid.
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Comtors
Alaska
Copper River
Noethweatera
Doings of the Boy Scouts Under Local Council
Forty eight of the fifty nine Boy Scout troops in the Indianapolis area operate in connection with churches. A war history of Denver Boy Scouts will be written by the State Historical Society, which asks for a complete, itemized statement of every Scout's war service.
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Indianapolis
Sinate
Pacomnaquaranuraksha
Nagara Ponom
Denver
State Historical Society
Agriculture notes soil fertility via animals and roughage use
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece argues for maintaining soil fertility through animal involvement and roughage use while proposing reseeding lands formerly pasture or meadow now used for emergency grain production. It cites wartime grain surplus and feed shortages as a rationale for renewed diverse cropping.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Taltet States Department of Vericulture
United States
Reestablish Rotations to Restore Livestock Carrying Capacity
The report notes rising demand for meat and fats with stable livestock numbers except swine and sheep up, forage and pasturage down. It urges return to regular arid state key rotations to restore fertility, expand farm diversification, promote livestock on more farms, and improve disease prevention, harvesting, packing, and marketing.
West Virginia farmers boost livestock output and savings
County agents of West Virginia, with support from the U S Department of Agriculture and the state agricultural college, urged farmers to keep more sows. The program produced 18 722 pigs and boosted the state's pork output by over 1.5 million pounds. Breeding focused on registered sires rather than crossbreds, adding about 164 400 dollars in calf value. Twelve thousand seven hundred cattle were fed silage, saving at least 370 dollars per owner, with 4225 hogs bred to mature lines and shown prosperity through cooperative extension efforts.
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cPronaredy
Yaling
Ates
West Virginia
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
WANG
Tts
Pormanos
Pigs and Beef Cattle Rearing Comments From Farmers
Farmers discuss feeding and management during weaning and fattening, noting hogs straw and exercise, and expressing concern that some cows in barns are underutilized. They urge careful herd and feed planning to improve beef and pork production.
Why He Quit The Road From Portland Traveler On Hotel Clerks
Frank Whitesell of Portland recalls the bygone era of friendly hotel clerks. He laments the shift to automatic, mechanical service behind registers and says it drove him from the road. He praises clerks of 25 to 10 years ago as God’s noblemen who anticipated needs and made hotels feel homelike.
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Frank Whitesell
Portland
Ore
el Paso
Cannot Be Taken Alive The Gorilla Capture Myth
A historical note discusses the peril of capturing full grown gorillas. It claims no adult gorilla has ever been captured alive, notes their fearlessness and strength, and describes a trapper’s ruse using spirits to lure and distract apes before capture.
Arm and leg lengths differ by side in humans
Anthropological lab measurements in London show the right arm is usually longer than the left while the left leg tends to be longer than the right. Reversals occur rarely and exact equality is uncommon. Arm strength skew favors men, with equality more common among women.
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Anthropological Laboratory
London
Time to Reform Never Again Sailor Exclaims
A jagged, satirical scene describes a sailor returning to his ship artfully camouflaged in cubist form during a pear celebration, lamenting the clash of squares and triangles and crying out Never again as he surveys the garish paintwork and shouting colors.
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Howe
Cole Acheme
Sea Level Definition by Coast and Geodetic Survey
The Coast and Geodetic Survey defines mean sea level as the surface the oceans would assume at rest without wind or tides from lunar and solar attraction, with the sea level surface acting at right angles to a plummet.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
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