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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

3

Remarkable health testimonial from Mrs Ham of Shamrock Mo

Mrs Josimn Ham reports severe health decline with falling, inflammation and congestion, backaches, nervousness, and sleepless nights. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she recovers energy, sleeps well, no hot flashes, and can care for her home and family again. She invites special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential help.

Shamrock, Mo Apella Thad Lydia E. Pinkham Josimn Ham R. FD Shamrock Missouri Lydia Pinkham Medicine Cox Tynn Mass

Dr Pierce Pellets Ad Offers Constipation Cure

A fragmentary ad extols Dr Pierce pellets as small candy like pills that regulate stomach liver and bowels and cure constipation. The text mocks social pretensions and notes burglars entered a house yet nothing was stolen while criticizing the community’s welfare.

Carter Pierce Ady

Notable Difference in a Composer Mat tel Valse Story

A reminiscence about Signor Mattel the composer and a London drawing room incident. He is asked to play again but says he has just performed the piece. The hostess insists it is not the real MatteI Valse, and her daughter plays it differently.

Signor Mattel Mattel London Mattei] Valse

Model factory opens for engravers in Washington park

The 8 million structure housing the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington is described as the world’s greatest factory. It includes a 476,700 square foot floor area, four long wings, rooftop gardens, and 4,000 employees. Health facilities, a cooperative lunch program, two garden courtyards, and extensive windows mark the facility aimed at efficiency, safety, and worker welfare.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington Kgdenslynerg Joseph TE. Ralph Great Money Factory Bureau Cmal Hospital Baparato Italy New Mexico Mne Congress Mammoth Potomac’ Park

Inside the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing Activities

The article describes a redesigned facility with a dining room for the director, a self staffed lunch operation, and a rest period system. It notes two roof promenades, a stamp production wing, engraving and printing divisions, and secure vaults with time locks and electric alarms. It highlights a watchman network, division reporting, high output of money and stamps, and wage details for 4000 employees including 6600 dollars for the director and 3200 to 2100 for most workers.

Tt Fa Vranit Ig 1 Internal Revenue Watch Treasury Tha Dvneator Ace Bureau of Engraving and Printing Bureau At

Dainty Walker and Peggy Tale Across the Yard

In a brief exchange set to a folksy cadence, Patience compares careful walking to eggshell tread while Patrice mentions CBEs at 60 cents a dozen and a misstep. The dialogue hints at a theft or chase as Peggy is caught, with her father catching both involved.

Patrice Patience Will Peggy Patriee

Water Essential to Health and Hydration Habits

Dr. Dixon urges regular water intake as essential to health, noting four pints daily as a minimum and advising drinking between meals rather than with meals to curb alcohol abuse and support bodily needs. He cites civilized routines for meal timing and hydration.

Dixon

Ruling Passion Chief Queries Polite Patrolman

The Chicago police chief questions a newwoman officer about her whereabouts yesterday afternoon at 5:30. She explains she left her beat to check if her helmet was on straight due to the lack of an outdoor mirror, asserting she went a few blocks to verify her gear.

Chicago

The Grass Widower Appears Before The Jury

An anecdote about the famed advocate Mr. McSweeney defending a man in a murder case without evidence. He moved the jury with a vivid homelike scene of a wife and children, then urged acquittal. The jurors responded, and the defendant was freed, while moral musings on grass widower appeal concluded the piece.

Mr. McSweeney McSweeney George

Man and Beast Battle Ends With Man Victorious

In Muskogee a man named Sypert fought a fierce encounter with his dog Pete. After a brutal half hour of savage struggle the man overpowered the dog, finally choking the animal to death. Sypert sustained many wounds and collapsed exhausted, later hospitalized after the deadly clash.

Muskogee Okla Clay Sypert Ilo Proine Ans Mr. Sypert Pete Bin Man Brite Synert Tla Supert

Reunited Lovers Tie Home After 61 Years apart

Levy Cook age 73 and Diana Reeves age 68 wed in Knobel Arkansas on the fiftieth anniversary of their first marriage. Both had believed the other dead for decades and each remarried before learning the other survived. Cook had searched California for fortune, returned to Arkansas to find his wife widowed, and the couple renewed their romance. In New York a letter sent 30 years earlier to Captain Larson of the Swedish bark Superior was finally mailed back.

Arkansas West Cook Knobel New York Larson Superior

Unbeliever Marriages Labeled Incarnate Devils by Overseer Voliva

Reports from Zion City describe Overseer Voliva’s ban on marriages between Dochleite and unbelievers, labeling children of such unions as incarnate devils. Also from Portland a critic decries teaching Now I Lay Me to children for health reasons. A Berne report notes a 19 year old with two stomachs in a hospital.

Zion Wil Voliva

City Beautiful Law Sparks Street Ejection Debate

In a dialogue style exchange citizens discuss the city beautiful movement and its rule against spitting on streets. The scene features banter about fashion and a misheard Paris, Indiana, as part of a humorous local exchange.

City Beautiful

Epidemic Skin Outbreak Told In 1913 Ad Tale

A 1913 testimonial from Miss Caroline Miller describes a severe facial eruption starting as a small pimple that spread across the face, causing pain and fear. She credits Cure Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete three week recovery and notes distribution of free samples and a Skin Book offer.

East Elm St. Streator Caroline Miller Quticura Dept. L Boston Adv

Peace of Paris Treaty Ratsified by Powers

One hundred years ago negotiators completed the Peace of Paris, ratified by the allies two days later. Prussia, Russia, and Austria joined in the talks, with Lord Castlereagh representing Britain. The treaty chiefly confirmed Napoleon's end and restored France to its 1792 frontiers, while major questions about post Napoleonic states awaited the Vienna congress.

Paris France Prussia Russia Austria Lord Castlereagh Napoleon Congress Vienna

A Nice Baby

A minister asks a boy about his new baby brother and notes the baby seems good yet sometimes he appears to swear. The boy confirms the baby does not smoke or drink but is uncertain and hesitant about the swearing.

Percy

Never Had S80 Much Norris Break a Twenty

Noacoyne asks to break a twenty while hinting at breaking a record in a terse dialogue. Heston comments on the idea and notes that any insurance is good as long as it is not needed.

Tyler Geneve St. Hhaca N.Y Ays Pierce Norris Noacoyne Heston

Grape Nuts Credited With Restoring Strength

A Maas woman recounts a serious nervous breakdown and digestive woes eased by Grape-Nuts after trying many remedies. She reports eight months of daily use, noting renewed vitality and a rebuilt constitution, attributed to the cereal per a testimonial from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Reagan

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