Husband Saves Wife Through Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs G Lowery of Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing female ailments After two years of pain nervous fatigue and fainting spells she started the remedy after a suggestion from her husband and step sister She reports dramatic improvement and says doctors could not help she urges others to begin treatment promptly.
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Penison
Texas
Sue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. G
Lowery
W. Bonterey Street
Deniron
Lydia E Pinkham
Curious Oriental Scarfs and Feathers At Canton Exhibit
The Philadelphia Ledger notes two queer scarfs made with bird feather inlays from Canton and mounted on metal and ivory. Colonel Koll bought two identical pieces from an American art collector, each showing two exotic birds amid gold and feather work. The piece was praised as a remarkable oriental decoration linked to Chinese feather arts.
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Brumbaugh Ane
Oo Philadephia Ledger
Canton
Colonel Koll
Powostol
China
Siedier
Kolb
Outlaw Hunter Arrives in Ord in Lone Wolf Stance
A lone outlaw named Buck Dunne arrives in the Ord border town, preps with horse and gear, and blends with locals while sizing up the scene. He earns wary respect in the bar as he tests rival nerves, seeking a strategic foothold before moving deeper into the region.
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Oru
Knell Wooly
Datar
Te Chane
Kaell
Ated
Jim Fletcher
Ll. Gients
Buck Dunne
Ord
Nueces
el Paso
coWwley
Raneher
Guttieman
Hunter
Cmd
Vic
Pletcher
Ordward
Outhina
Allocare
Veiled Rail Route Tale Reaches Towne
Fragmentary text describes a rail corridor century old with mentions of a town, a pithead, and valley scenery. Names and places are jumbled, but hints of travel, mining imagery, and landscape emerge. The piece preserves a rural, period voice in terse, literary style.
Singing to the Cows Dairy Claim Sparks Debate in New York
The Boston Herald reports dairy owner Stephen Francisco near Montclair New Jersey claims songs at milking time increase milk yield. He played The Star Spangled Banner Columbia and Dixie, citing New York Sun and literary references to support the idea.
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Boston Herald
New York
Stephen Francisco
Montclair
SN. J
Columbia
Dixie
New York Sun
Orne
Thomas Harry
Take Care of Children's Feet in Early Childhood
American Magazine essay by Sr Arthur BR Reynolds former Chicago health commissioner highlights childhood foot neglect risks. Advocates barefoot indoors in summer and avoiding footwear that distorts growth. Critiques shoemaking norms and calls for rational lasts using semisolid molds.
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Arthur BR. Reynolds
Chicago
Lawter
Long Branch High Hopes Amid Rhyme of Reform
Local observers in Long Branch anticipate a renewed interest in the projection of president elect policy. The piece notes a shift toward modernization and public interest in governance, with mentions of reform and cultural revival surrounding the new era.
Cooperative Scarf Alert Draws Royal Interest
A London Telegraph report describes a scheme where workers at a London laundry allegedly linked a scarf row to a payment, creating a blue dot and a pattern tied to a royal connection. The story mentions a scheme involving 640 splice and four unique scarves linked to the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Auuk
Small Bank Versus Branch Banking in Reform Era
The piece argues that national banking reform fosters branch banking and currency stability. It notes domestic and foreign branches, central gold fund, and a growing national discount market. It cites Britain and Canada as models of branch expansion, with large networks serving populations efficiently.
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H. V. Cann
Eat Banka
United States
Giveat
Britain
Cine
Canada
Jig
Dominion
Portrait of Sir Douglas Haig as a calm, decisive leader
Alfred Gantiner in Century describes Sir Douglas Haig as a rowel hewn soldier with a smooth, untroubled face and calm blue gray eyes. He contrasts Haig with Prussian harshness, noting his Oxford-like bearing and benevolent alertness. The piece likens Haig to a skilled horseman guiding with quiet authority and praises his sincere, candid manner and respect for opposing views.
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Alfred Gantiner
Douglas Haig
Kleber
Heo
Strom
Oxford
Uncle Sam and the Sleeping Princess in Trade Wake
The piece argues Rus sia awakens economically after the war and highlights U S role as banker for the work. It notes German domination of prewar Russian trade, postwar hopes for reciprocity, and the need for balanced exports and imports including locomotives, machinery, and timber. It stresses Russia’s mineral and agricultural wealth and the potential for U S markets to expand with Russian development.
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Wichita
AlKanate
Kuala
Ruslan
Hussia
Hagala
Chan
Rusela
Riussia
Hut Pew
Hissin Haw
Uncle Sam
Sam
Phy Goling
Mussa
Sun
Germany
Musala
Prnple
United States
Russa
Ruseta
Husa
Military Rank and Duties in the US Army Explain
The excerpt outlines how commissioned officers are appointed by the president with Senate approval and how noncommissioned officers are promoted by commissioned officers. It notes officers serve at various unit levels from troops to regiments and describes responsibilities and suppression of orders in a military structure.
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Philadelphia
Iuaurione
Rhatow
Tie Arid
Kenral
United States Army
War Department
Fleli
Melalinge
Porto Meow
Alaska
District of Columbia
Cope
Congress
Columbia
United States
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Morte Hico
Milwaukee Journal
Theawa
Mergeant
Firat Heubenmat
Termine Gould
Annapolis
Owith Etudente
Inquirer
Drague
Minn
Hilary
Bey Ugeel Weithy
Che
Senate
Convay
Monmomadijg Companion
Sentimentality Jane Out of Place in War Critique
A fragment from a wartime feature lampoons Sentimentality Jane as impractical and meddling. It portrays her as well meaning but disruptive, alarming soldiers with ill timetables, while praising self sacrifice yet exposing faults in others. The piece hints at audience reaction and a climactic exchange.
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MacNally
Che
Choe
Pin
Reizing
Duane
Tierdiodt
Wardhae Afar
Cheselidfille
Texa
Murrell
Cheeeld
Bat Pee
MacNelly
Uittenen
MacNeily
Diane
Mane
MicNelly
Drone
Lonene
Colin
Doane
Muck Doane
Outlew
Gan Finkier
Ote Lane
Comn
Texee Rangers
Lee Wilderthent
Cape
Department of State
Texas
Caute
Giere
Katedate
Gene
Guingereux
Arlene
Iran
Benue
Wptalon MacNelly
Coul
Jim
Nin
Wax Browd
Lane
Roger
Fellows
Huck Diaie
Servier
Valentine
Cheseldine
Onis
Hooder
Auatin
Paso MacNelly
Aluo
Jane
Alan
Wilham
Wil
Ameis
Verhapa
Pierre
Dane
Hulitlo
Trade and tariffs shape postwar U S economy
A fragmented, garbled passage discusses how commercial wealth and world trade affect the United States. It references protective tariffs, trusts, and the transition to a modern trade area, noting shifts in economic arrangements after wartime disruption.
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United States
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