Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound A Farm Family Endorses
Beottvile Michigan resident J.G. Jonson endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a life changing remedy for pains and irregularities. He cites health improvements for himself and his thirteen children, praising the product's lack of narcotics and herbs. The letter also mentions use by his daughter for painful periods and irregularity.
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Mich
Lydia E
Ash
Amie
Lydia E. Pinkbar
Lydia
Tinkham
J.G. Jonson
Scottville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kindergarten In Harrison School Draws Large Attendance
Ninety four children attended the Harrison School kindergarten organized by the Federated Clubs with Mrs W S Care as chairperson. Seventy one children were present in the morning session, with donations from the Pawer Co and friends making the event a success. Some children learned at Saxon Hill while others enjoyed Font ward park under teachers supervision. A banquet followed for Gem City Telephone Company stockholders at St Charles hotel. A thief stole a watch from Hinodnor Kossick of the GT and VY, reported to the police.
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Ueson Seliol Fas
Perinaye
Alivally
Pawer Co
Childrey Wi
Saxon Wild Schunl
Font Ward
Ander
Gem City
Suramee Co
St. Charles Bole
Carnation Glab Club Afternoon In The Country Yields Social Fun
The Carnation club met yesterday at a country home with Mrs Bovlen Schallop hosting. Guests were driven to Schallop’s place and enjoyed a chicken dinner at 12 welock. The afternoon featured games, gift exchanges for Mrs Steen and Mrs Freeman, and an invitation to meet at the host’s home in two weeks.
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Carnation Glab
Carvnation Club
Bovlen Schallop
Schallop
Welock
Steen
Krade Freeman
Claude Freeman
William Waenét
Point Enehre
Pete Strayer
Peint Enehre
Lon Weikert
Misa Jon Daily
Chas. Bohenmeyer
Louw Weikert
S FF
Julal Rowhell
Prints Aweinefest
Howard Ward
John Kime Bic
John Hisle
Franke Sweinefest
Real
Newlywed Couple Entertained by Friends Last Evening
A group of friends visited the newly married couple last evening bringing pretty girls and an abundance of good things to eat. The evening was spent enjoying games and music in a cheerful social gathering.
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Albert Vennetrou
Basi Daytai Street
Edith Urban
Deapette Reulighler
Katherine Vedder
Berbha Glick
Helen Morganthelor
Ida Brown
Mabel Young
AL Veumarran
Roy Thomas
Cathé Trombley
al S Allwaugh
Frank Aspen
Studtermiller
Wmn
Shay
N E
Telegraphers and dispatchers threaten strike over recognition
Dayton dispatchers and conference leaders indicate a likely strike after balloting on recognition of the Railroad Telegraphers Union. Three days are needed to tally votes, with results likely not known before Sunday. Officials prepare for disruptions as the company contemplates telephone dispatching if the walkout occurs.
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Aitraad
de & D
Invinnati
Toledo
Dayton
Conference Comeilles
Eell
Uranth Ah Cincinnati
Loree
Thai da
Union Ty
Wien
Ila
Trai
Asgerle
Rownilion
Vanoral
Refused Trial in United States Docket Case Decline
Ambiguous deregistered entry notes a judge refused a new trial in a United States docket. The fragment mentions individuals possibly named Fadye Ory and Ta bee Te Perkins aged 85, with unclear context about mailing or service.
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United States
Fadye Ory
Don’t Pull Out the Gray Hairs Hair Remedy Ad Promotes Shelf Cure
A vintage advertisement urges readers to stop pulling gray hairs and offers Wyeth’s Sulphur Hair Remedy as a science based solution. The ad touts a domestic sage and sulphur mix claimed to restore hair, prevent breakage, and refresh dry scalp, priced at fifty cents a bottle and sold by druggists.
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Anne Ganile Belinkte
Wryeth
Big Ohio Fleetric line bridges completed near Middletown
The Ohio Fleetric Railway Co announces completion of new bridges between Georgetown and Middletown along the line north of the river. The company plans service upgrades and rolling stock deployment in the coming September timeframe as construction fully opens to traffic. A separate note mentions Miss Gladys Pritchard visiting family in Racine and West Middletown residents preparing for routine home visits.
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Middletown
Olin
Geenton
Ohio
Leeds Lost in Hamilton Suit Over Debt
The case of Burton Leeds versus Lewis Leeds was heard in George's court with attorney Hary Dell for the plaintiff and We 1. Hionamus for the defense. The jury found for the plaintiff, awarding $6246 for alleged unpaid installments. The trial followed disputed credits and several years of payments, ending with a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
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Leeds
Btrails Bros
Hamilton
Burton Leeds
Squiry George's Court
Hary Dell
Hionamus
Boty
W. McCoy
Ly Cebharty E. Mow
ML. Diver
Pullivan Aul Pingmaseran
Strauss Bros
Mimillon
Doling
Low Shouy
Ube
Pure Food Prosecutions Rise From Washington Inquiry
Washington hearing on pure food prosecutions reveals recommendations by House committee with Wiley and McGuire as lawyers for immune actions. It notes penalties pursued or dropped by the food administration oversight panel, detailing which prosecutions were planned or halted and who advised the action.
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Washington, D. G
I. McGuire
Solivitir
Wilay
Ube
House
Tim
Wiley
Te. Wiley and
McMetlahe
Guid
Melabe
Trust Legislation Hearing in Wellslington Ang
A November 1 hearing on Crus legislation began after Senate committee review. Senator Nowlands introduced a bill to provide a trade visa and a related state trade measure was discussed following the session.
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Wellslington
Ang
Senate
Nowlands
Herstate
Washington House Ends Veto Threat After Absentee Rally
The Washington House of Representatives met today after a standoff with the President over tariff legislation. A caller urged all absentees to be summoned to Washington, aiming to sustain a veto by signaling strong attendance and unity among opposing factions.
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Washington
Dwight
House
Ust
Bnel
Girls Go Swimming Riding Their Horses
A coastal pageant in Los Angeles features Miss Elizabeth rote and Miss Robin son guiding groups of girls in bathing suits and horseback acts along Lowe Beach. They ride into the surf, display riding skill, and parade past the crowd. The pageant concludes with a legal notice filed by The Massiting Engine and Chresh against Bunt Barak for $258.
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Los Angeles
Tass
Angeles
Cal. Ag
Petliveen
Sipanen
Wwe
Lisl
Donnie den
Miss Robin Son
Tuuk
Miss Pettigew
Adley
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