Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Farmer's Wife
A Minnesota farmer's wife reports relief from lower right side pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with transforming her health and urges other women to consider it, noting it is answered and kept confidential.
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Lydia Pinchon
Lydia B. Pinkham
Maple Trest Farm
Kasota
Minn
Astoria
Bateman
Godfrey
Hall
Journal of Health
Mrs Murphy
Army of the North faces British advance in 1812 clash
In a vivid historical vignette a young General Macomb with 3,500 troops maneuvers near the Saranac to meet a British force of 12,000 to 14,000 veterans. Despite odds, he rallies reinforcements to position his army for a readiness to engage the enemy.
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Finttsburg
Saranac River
Macomb
Lesan
LANDSLIDE EXPECTED AS REPUBLICANS GAIN GROUND
A national swing favors the Republicans with business leaders and voters signaling a coming landslide. Roosevelt’s stance and tariff debates shape the race while talk of a 1916 Republican bid grows. A war tax on rail tickets is discussed as a potential political lever.
California Back In Party as Primaries Show Progressive Loss
In California the primaries reveal a Republican registration lead over Democrats and Progressives by over 20 000, signaling a swing back to moderating independents. Voters favored liberal candidates on both major tickets and minors but declined radical options, suggesting a improving outlook for the Republican slate despite Johnson and Heney’s weak showing.
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California
Johnson
Heney
Fredericks
Knowland
Great Middle West
Tariff Fears Echo Across Farmers and Laborers
The sentiment among business men influences farmers and workers. Farmers depend on industry for markets while laborers rely on wages. Tariff shifts threaten home markets and jobs, with dwindling exports and rising imports signaling a transfer of activity to Europe.
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Europe
Duel Called Off Near Dresden Over Suitor's Challenge
A bachelor, once a skilled amateur boxer, was challenged to a duel by a woman’s husband after a quarrel. He accepted under the usual conditions and chose four ounce boxing gloves as weapons. The husband replied that the matter may now be considered unsettled.
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Dresden
West Point Student Refuses Dinner Talk on Battle Date
A history exam at West Mrotat Whistler reveals heated exchange as a student refuses to discuss the Hyena Vista battle at dinner. The instructor’s irritation highlights tensions over sensitive topics in academic settings.
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Whistler
Hyena Vista
Sappes Seld
West Point Anan
State officials to probe Athens hospital silo gas deaths
Reports say Ohio state health officials conducted experiments in the silo at Athens State Hospital after four patients died, testing whether gases formed in the silo caused fatalities. Doctors Hayhurst and Scott led the tests with university and agriculture officials observing, and post mortems and gas samples were taken.
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Columbus
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Division of Occupational Diseases
Ernest Scott
Medical Department
Ohio State University
William F. Copeland
School of Agriculture
Ohio University
Ozone Purifier Promises Fresher Fish Longer Shelf Life
An ozone purifier now manufactured and used in theaters and meat markets extends fish freshness to about three times longer than ice alone and reduces odors. The unit features a rotary converter, transformer for high voltage, and an internal fan to disperse ozone. wiring is hermetically sealed in glass tubes to prevent metal oxide production.
Church Boards in America Hear of Demoralization in Europe and Far East
The Methodist Episcopal board reports clergy mobilized to front lines in France and Germany. European churches and missions suffer disruption as students and bishops join the war effort. Separately, Turkish mobilization and global financial turmoil disrupt mission work in Tunisia, Algeria, India, and East Asia, with Beirut notes of urban disease and closed banks.
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Board of Foreign Missions of
Te Methodial Episcopal Church
South Germany
Methodist Theological School
Frankfort
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Nuelson
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India
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Beirut
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The Aeroplane and Wireless Span the Ocean
The article discusses aerial warfare changes and German aircraft awareness along with the capabilities of the Imperator wireless outfit. It notes the potential shift in strategy, compares past decisive maneuvers, and mentions Christian Science origins and global reach alongside brief advices and observations.
SICK DOCTOR Proper Food Put Him Right
A physician recounts relief from a grip attack using four teaspoonfuls of Grape Nuts and cream three times daily for two weeks. He asserts the food restored stomach function, aided recovery, and could save lives if adopted by doctors. The letter promotes Postum Co claims and the product’s purported health benefits.
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Mich
Wellville
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