Nervous Prostration Testimonial in Binghamton NY
A local reader in Binghamton New York describes relief from nervous prostration after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the remedy for female ailments including displacements irregularities and backache and invites correspondence for advice on complications.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Lydia E. Banke
Oake Street
Bingham New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Experimental shark meat to Commodity supply line
A Long Beach canning company tests preserving blue shark meat as a nutritious sausage product to curb high living costs. Early government chemist reports suggest it is palatable, prompting plans to market the product. Also notes a local factory using cinders to heat buildings, claiming coal savings after observing a fireman shoveling them into the firebox.
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Long Beach
Cal
Hair Darkening Remedy From Elixir And Rum
A home based formula mixes water Tex May Rum Bare Compound and elveerine to darken gray hair. Apply twice weekly until the shade deepens. The preparation is sold by druggists or can be made at home cheaply. It promises to darken streaked gray hair without cooling or sticky residue and not rub off. Additionally a character recalls a boy named Edwin rejecting cemetery garages when asked about burial options.
Idaho News Chronology and Local Updates
Idaho reports say Ernest Crouch and Leroy Fall face charges over falsified scales in Payette. Oregon Short Line's Marty Barr fatally injured by locomotive. Senator Harding's home destroyed by fire. Lewiston snow totals rise. Bayette Pecatello church fund reaches 5000. Idaho irrigation congress invites Dr Elwood Meade to speak. Manuel Gonzales dies from poisoning at Mucatello. State lands and endowments tallied. 646,108.65 acres sold since statehood. Hovermale defense fund raised as trial looms. Lewiston teachers elect Simmonds president. sane Americanist urged. Lewiston considers auto tourists camp site. Water rights disputed by Mountain Home group. Oregon Packing plant closes after weak tomato season. Governor Davis leads western delegation to D C on reclamation needs. Jerome boys ignite blasting powder. one dies. State audit committee claims savings. half of appropriation spent. Mahe corporation growth shown by capitalization figures. Idaho woolgrowers back Palmer on meatpacker divestiture. Ten-year grazing permits debated. wage and grazing concerns discussed. Grasshopper campaign saves crops worth over a year’s end. Idaho crops yield exceeded drought expectations. building permits exceed 1 million.
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Idaho
Ernest Crouch
Leroy Fall
Jali
Payette
Lewiston
Pecatello
Elwood Meade
Vocatello
Idaho Irrigation Congress
Manuel Gotailes
Mucatello
Gonzales
James Hovermale
Myron Beach
Melt
Hovermale
Idaho State Teachers’ Association
Bole
Frank W. Simmonds
Commercial Club
Comnet
Council of
State
Police Utilities Commission
Mountain Home Water Users’ Protective Association
Oregon Packing Company
Davis
Denver
Colo
National Congress
Washington
D. C
la ¥Ere Bennett
Karl Crothers
Jerome
Mahe
Jones
Lewis
Johnsons Castor in the Ring for 1924 Republican Nomination
Senator Hiram Jokusm of California, Roosevelt running mate on the Progressive ticket in 1922, enters the Republican race for president. He vows to run with no party aid, seeks direct primaries, and aims to clash with the party over the treaty, Siberian withdrawal, free speech, and a Rooseveltian foreign policy.
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Hiram Jokusm
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Far West
Chicago
Johnson
Phanks
Siberis
Burroughs Visits Chicago Admired by Nature Fans
Old time naturalist John Burroughs traveled from Slabsides to Chicago where a dinner for North Shore guests surrounded a sunken garden. Admirers praised his personality matching his books and noted his coffee habit and rustic tastes, while some wish he had lectured longer.
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John Burroughe
Slabeides
Pesalena
Chicago
North Shore
Tetlow
Missouri
Jake Burroughs
Slabsides
John Burroughs
Mr. Burroughs
Burroughs
Man
We Must Grow Into Ship Habit Statement by Payne
John Barton Payne, chairman of the United States shipping heart, urges a merchant marine growth. He calls newspapers to awaken thinkers across industries and supports a Greeny Bill mortgage approach to fund ship purchases. He warns against foreign insurance dependence and stresses national unity for the great task ahead.
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John Barton Payne
United States Shipping Heant
Southern Commercial Congress
McRine
Congress
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
American Insurance
Dsewiite
Garfield and the coal situation unfolds amid resignations
The article discusses Dr. Harry A. Garfield resigning as coal wage mediator and the likely ongoing public attention. It notes contested proposals, calls for commissions, and fears that price controls could empower both owners and workers to set prices, affecting miners' wages and the public.
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Harry A. Garfield
Grecternte
Dweter Garfield
Watch the Little Pimples Nature Warns of Bad Blood Remedy
Pimples and body eruptions are warned signs of sluggish blood and impurities. The advertisement touts S. S. S. as a safe blood cleanser with no minerals or chemicals. It promises to purify the blood and prevent skin disorders, urging readers to buy at drug stores and contact the Swift Laboratory for medical advice.
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S. S.S
Swift
Atlacta, Ga
Snowfall lore and Canthe cannibal origins misread
A fragmentary discussion by Prof Ketert de C Ward cites old New England winter descriptions and a famed Columbus banquet tale. It notes sensational contrasts between mild midwinter scenes and severe snows, then digresses into Canthe natives and their cannibal term rum-nibel, ending with a joking remark on social glass and discipline.
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Ketert de C. Ward
Marvent University
Scientific Monthly
New England
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Toledo
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Edwin
Mils
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Quinine
Hite Astore
Deng
Salt Lake City
GEM
Castor
Garfield
Castory
Pet
Ante
Castoria
Bears
West Indian Island
Canada
Columbos
Halt
Ooraston
Canthe
Ruide
Haltiane
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Social Glass
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